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Thinking about buying a Lambretta any advice???
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yeah dont post on here, you know the muppets are gonna start posting pics of mods etc m8Originally posted by Trickster View Post
take someone who knows em, check frame numbers and dont buy a poorly restored import,
you a big lad m8 and i think the most cumfy one for you would be a series 2, one of the nicest lamy's i've rode,
find out where the local scooter club meets and go along and get advice - your be right at home with most of em m8 cause they all love a drink
also try here http://www.forums.ilambretta.com/
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Vincent i can picture me and u riding down 2 Brighton on it
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i aint been the same since the last time you took me to brighton m8Originally posted by Trickster View PostVincent i can picture me and u riding down 2 Brighton on it
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Never seen u smile so much mateOriginally posted by vinny View Posti aint been the same since the last time you took me to brighton m8
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Be careful, a lot of shonky vietscam bikes are around, if your ever in Perth check me out http://www.plsc.asn.au/ (better have your drinking head on).Originally posted by Trickster View PostComment
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Buy a lot of Autosol.Originally posted by Trickster View Post
Or don't get carried away with the modifications.
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Guy that works beside me is well into them, restores them for a hobby, think he got 6 or so of the things, can get you his number if you want an expert to talk too?
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They can be high maintenance, but are well worth it.Comment
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Lambretta's
Love em. The next toy on the wish list for me
Isle of Wight '84. The first scooter rally I attended. Not sure I want to get back into all that though.
Good luck with your search
cheeRS
Ian
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I would love to have oneComment
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