So, I have decided to get a scooter. That part was easy. Now comes the tough part. A search for the perfect scooter, one that fits my needs, and ultimately, my personality.

Reader Greg from Columbus, OH is putting his prized Lammy up for sale and asked us to help out. With a beauty like this it’s our pleasure. While the bike is a bit of a trek from the NYC area, it could well be worth your while.

We just couldn’t pass up a post on this one. A Hudson County NJ CraigsList seller has a Lambretta Lambro three-wheeler up for sale configured as a hot dog truck with soda and ice storage.

Widely consider to be THE Bible for Lambretta owners looking for everything from changing a tire to a complete strip-down and debuild, “The Complete Spanner’s Manual” is back.

Earlier this month I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to visit a region of the world many Scooterists call two-wheeled heaven: South East Asia. What did I find there? Read on inside…

I love a scooter with bodywork that tells its history. This is one of those scooters. Snap it up now, deals like this don’t last long. Includes clean title and bill of sale. Bed-Stuy.

Looking for a scoot that needs your TLC to bring it back to life? Look no further…

Details are scant on this one, but what we hear we like. Judging from the photos, the bike is a 1964 or 65 J100 “Cento” due to it’s unique leg-shield badge but the owner is selling it simply as a 1960′s Lambretta.

Thanks to members of the Lambretta Club of Great Britain, we can enjoy their posting of “Scooter Mania,” a documentary that aired on British TV during the nineties highlighting the history and rivalry of the Piaggio and Innocenti scooters.

Lately my PX has been having a tough time starting, even warm, with more than a few kicks and the choke full-out to get the beast purring. There are a number of possible reasons for this, but a typical culprit is the carburetor.