John Addison kindly sent in these pictures from his personal collection. However, the passage of time means there are gaps in his memory as to exact dates and locations, so some are captioned whilst others are not.
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Book review: Scooterboys the lost tribe
Scooterboys, The Lost Tribe, effectively focuses on the scooter lifestyle history from the point I had exited it back in the 70s.
Read moreOctober / November issue on sale!
A jam-packed bi-monthly magazine that transports readers back to the golden eras of the scooter lifestyle, welcome to Classic Scooterist magazine!
Read moreBook Review: Mod Art
On reviewing a book with the word ‘Mod’ in the title for an audience of the scooter faithful, the task is a little fraught.
Read moreISLE OF WIGHT 2019 IN PICTURES (PART 3 OF THREE*)
*PLEASE NOTE: due to the large number of photos taken we are having to upload these pictures as three different posts in a lower quality format than usual. It would appear this is the only
Read moreISLE OF WIGHT 2019 IN PICTURES (PART 2 OF THREE*)
*PLEASE NOTE: due to the large number of photos taken we are having to upload these pictures as three different posts in a lower quality format than usual. It would appear this is the only
Read moreISLE OF WIGHT 2019 IN PICTURES (Part 1 OF THREE*)
*PLEASE NOTE: due to the large number of photos taken we are having to upload these pictures as three different posts in a lower quality format than usual. It would appear this is the only
Read moreODDBALLS RALLY
August 3-4, 2019 Was it a rally? Was it a fancy dress event? Was it fun? – oh hell yes! Held at Abingdon Rugby Club the Oddballs rally was a huge charity event which raised
Read moreLINCOLN & NEWARK SRC 15TH ANNIVERSARY
August 2-4, 2019 View Post After a couple of years at the top of the table in the LCGB’s Best Supporting Members Club Championship, it was time for the guys in Lincoln and Newark Scooter
Read moreDREAMSVILLE 10TH ANNIVERSARY MOD WEEKENDER
July 5-6, 2019 Dreamsville Mod Weekender celebrated a sell-out for its 10th anniversary under the able stewardship of Maggie and Andrea Mattioni, Kurt and Liz Fricker, Lee Miller, plus Dave Edwards, as the biggest revisionist
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