Lambretta 2018 scooters
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Who can beat this? ,I had a Lambretta 125. in 1956. with double seats ,spare wheel and luggage carrier, went like a bomb,rode from Basel to Rapallo with my girl friend on the back, over the Gotthard pass all in 1st gear, and from Switzerland to England ,no trouble or repairs,wonderful machine.
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Totally different scooter instead of building on the old design, now it's a twist and go. When I was 16 I had a TV 175 and I would sometimes take the apron off and ride it as a skinny with an out-rigger exhaust with the end baffle knocked out, then have it fully dressed with mirrors and spots paid £15 for it in 1968, great memories.
My daddy have this scooter in 1972 to 1987 n myself learn to drive first with this scooter now iam very happy to see this scooter again in 2018
Mr. Naveen same i had.
Don't worry about the English, your videos show you to be a true motorcycle/ scooter enthusiast.
40 to 50 years ago there were only 2 types of scooters on Indian roads, Lambretta & Vespa. A new vehicle cost was around Rs 3000. Those scooters had a brake pedal at right foot position.
Pleased to see Lambretta back again. Note how the skirt for rear wheel fully covers on both sides the rear wheel & engine from dust etc and gives a neat look as in the past designs.
Oh man. Lot of memories riding with my dad. He sold it for 50 dollars. Looks fantastic.
I have a lml vespa salect 1992 model I thing scooter riding is best old is gold
Sono motociclista ma ho imparato a guidare le due ruote da piccolo sulla lambretta 175 cc anni 60 di papà. Lambretta indimenticabile.
My father brought this in 1972 . My childhood memories 💖
I think if Lambretta made a Model LD with the sloping rear and duel single saddles with the option of the wheel carrier etc it would sell like hot cakes. Im mote into motorcycles but the LD was a styling icon.
Nice finishing perfect look.I love lambaritta
Whoo Lambert's again in latest version. Our family has this scooter since 1976 kept it and then sell it . Whole family of 5 wil ride this majestic machine . Very existed to see it .
It was called the Vijay Super in India decades back and my family owned a fair number of them. It was what the yuppie crowd rode back in the day. The new one has struck a fine balance.
Henry Nathan U R right sir
How soon we can see this scooter in indian roads
I think Vijay super and lambretta were different
Dear Henry Nathan, Vijay Super was different (manufactured by Vikrant Motors, near Mysore) and Lambretta was manufactured by Automobile Products of India, Mumbai.
I like it but no spare Stephanie option
Lambretta was the one to have back in the day's of mod culture
Love to see it again when it will launch in Delhi India 🇮🇳 very exited to ride
My God.. it was wonderful looking thru Lamby's classic new range of scooters! Wonder if we Indians would be so lucky as to have them on our roads in the near future. In my high school days, we owned a Lamby; a manual geared, 2 stroke, typically long bodied scooter that had great power and elegance. In those days, it was customary to provide a stepney as well on the machine, which served as a back support as well for the pillion rider.
Looking at the new machines, it was indeed a feast to the eyes, and self though a bit old now, am eager to see and if possible use the innovated machines SOOOON... and going by India's speed of new approach to things, EXCEPT INDEED CORRUPT POLITICAL ANTICS, truly wonder if this machine will ever come at all..!
man ertk16
I have Vijay Super 1981 model in good running conditions.
I occasionally use , and I love riding , 150 CC two stroke chain pulled, It has tremendous power , pick up and it can easily beat any of these plastic toys.
In those days it was used for racing.
What my friends used to do is strip the scooter all the guards etc with bear minimum requirement also just as much petrol required and it used to beat even motor cycles.
I have lamb , vespa and yezdi also all ate in running conditions.
Only problem is that when I take them out people ask me how old and other history.
Thanks, and glad you have the oldies which I rode too once upon a time. We owned a Lamby, not the original sleek Italian model, but Indian make. Vijay super was somewhat smaller in size compared to Lamby. But the problem was again manual gears, which truly I didnt enjoy; and now the auto CVT has brought in the most welcome change in automotives, thus taking the burden off your hand, and relieving your right foot on the rear brake. Thus, I look upon the auto gear system as much more preferable to the cumbersome manual ones, and as a welcome change for 2 wh riders, as well as 4 wh drivers. My brother used to own Yezdi roadking which was again a powerful n wonderful machine.. they were all 2 stroke engines though. I was in the ME for a long time n owned Nissan altima full options automatic, and drove other wonderful machines such as Ford taurus, Chevrolet lumina, Buick, toyota cars auto n manual etc... the CVT system does releve the drivers a great deal, n as you know, the 2 stroke engines are polluters, whereas 4 stroke engines are perfect machines in operation. Anyway.. thank you for your response, take care, bye for now.
man ertk16
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Quá Đẹp. Phải thừa nhận thẩm mỹ của Ý Đại Lợi. Đỉnh cao. Đẳng cấp.
My family DOCTOR use to ride this, in my childhood, its a tough scouter, yes really old memory's with new look
I love Vespa and Indian scooter Chetak.
Old is Gold
awesome! I had a v twin 2 stroke late 60s at 12 yr old...dad clocked me at 72mph!!....
just beautiful Lammys (really like the one with the light blue accent!)
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LAM ... nhớ một thời xa....
I think 8ndian TV's is no less then any of these PROUD OF INDIAN PRODUCT'S MAKE IN INDIA👍🙏
As a former Scooterist. I hope that this Original design is coming back! Not like the company who brought the brand name and slapped the label on a bunch of generic crappy Motorscooters from the far east! So far, they look good! Had the cash? I'd buy one and show it off! See what happens!
Btw, who is making the new Lambretta?
I had one 150cc from 1967 but someone stole it and I hadn't found it. I love to have the old one again. My was red and white.
Muy Bonita la lambreta pero ni punto de comparación como las primeras qué fabricaron. Siguen siendo todo un clásico
Here in Brazil the most purchased bikes are Honda and Yamaha 150 250 600 and 1100 CC
बहुत ही खूबसूरत तोहफा देश को Beautiful
Purane din yaad dila diye isne to mast
LML Scooter (4 stroke) - Milage of upto 65 Km. per liter of petrol, Range 350 Km.
LML NV/ Star Euro/ Stella can be made best 2 wheeler with slight inexpensive modifications and can be made to command largest market share in two wheeler market.
I am a family and matrimoniaI consultant and I have first hand knowledge and experience of LML Scooters for more than 33 years, have had XE, NV and Prithvi (two stroke) scooters.
In 2016 my LML Pritvi was stolen since then I decided to have at least 2 scooters and it was then that I shifted to 4 stroke scooters. I declare LML made a big leap and their 4 stroke scooters are far better than 2 stroke scooters not only in Power and Mileage but in maintenance also.
Since then, I have had 200 CC Star Euro with Disc Break and 150 CC Automatic. I also understand their positive points as well as their drawbacks.
Presently I have 2 LML NVs (one with electric self start) and 2 LML Select (one with electric self start), All 4 stroke scooters. I have driven LML scooters to Large distances and still doing that. I am getting a milage of upto 65 Km. per liter of petrol. In addition to these 4 LML scooters, I have also bought one TVS Jupiter to feel the changes and difference.
I have also experimented with distributers and workshops and with this experience also have developed some ideas about distribution and maintenance system
I claim to be the man with probably largest experience of LML scooters and although I say that LML scooters are best 2 wheelers, I have Ideas about slight inexpensive modifications that will make LML Scooters Most likable 2 wheeler capable to command largest market share in two wheeler market.
I wish to discuss with someone, who has vision, wish to make and sell the No.1 Scooter and authority to implement the modifications and make a revolution in two wheeler market.
Anybody interested in improving the milage of scooter can contact me.
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I love lambretta
Good one I love it but don't forget to arrange signal lights back side
no no Vijay super was different. lambretta was an Italian company. one more company was Hyderabad based vijay pushpak.Lambretta (MAC) 175ccs limited numbers were also made in later sixties up-to seventees..!
Would rather hear the natural sound of this event rather than this piano music.
Meri pahli gadi jispe mai gadi shika👍👌
Vvvv nice old is gold
Those are classy. Especially in that color combo.
Sp
I think it's funny how scooter designs can look old and new all at the same time. Too bad they're not a little better accepted here in the US.
John Nickolsen
The day is coming when most people in the U.S. will have one. The U.S. is just a bit slower than the rest of the world.
I love this white beauty.
They were always better looking than other scooters, but motor cycles are safer to ride due to better balance and braking is not all absorbed on the wrists... Scooters can be handy for short rides to the library etc......
Yaad aa gya mujhko gujra jamana ..
Lambretta and Bajaj Chetak are both from same technology family.
Looking very nice
The scooters legendary from Italy country..................
My father's dream scooter
Like the 60s, 70s Labrettas. Not into fully auto bikes, but these look nice.
पुराना वाला ही अच्छा दिखता है👌👌👌👌👌
It's really classic.
We had Lamby when I was kid, the scooter is very strong and durable, but very poor in mileage. But this 2018 Lamby is missing its spare tire, where is it?
Would like to see a spare wheel on the new lambretta just my opinion
dubara koi nai bana sakta Bhai. Wo power....
Very nice look and very old xpns
Are they going to re-launch. Is this with gear, or automatic transmission.
Che bel diamantino a 0:07 💎 Che porcheria è quella cosa a 0:23? Una linea che potrebbero apprezzare solo cinesi, indiani e filippini.
What about a 3 wheeler, cargo LAMBRETTA , With enclosed cab. Gas engine under the seat and cargo bed 6 to 8 feet long. Low chassis. Lambretta used to make them in the 50's. Why not now?. July 01/18.
My all time favorite when launching in India I want take and i hope lml vespa relaunched
Ni loco!, ya padeci ella en los 70 una de los 60
Gr88 Video, Very prominent 2 wheeler during 60s and 70s in India. but why didn't you show the speedometer console ? :/
I'm not sure how to respond. Yes, it takes its styling cues from the Lambretta, but it isn't a Lambretta. It's plastic, twist and go, and 4-stroke, definitely not Lambretta, but there again who knows how the Lambretta would have evolved if Innocenti still existed. I guess I would still enjoy riding it.
I love this scooter
Lambreta Eletric? I love lambreta
I had 1 when I was 22yrs old.
Good
Pitty there wasnt any commentary and is it built in Italy or china where was. Was the show well filmed but commentary would have made it 100% better
in the video cant see the side indicators on back side, does it have or not any one who has seen can advise..
I wanted to see the machine inside, but nothing on the surface could tell
AM waiting
look bahut sundar hai, aage ka patanehi, hope performance will also be good. price kaya rakha.
Good my school life scooter
Beautiful new design old was 2 stroke this one 4 stroke?
Where were you man.
Very nice I first ride scooter my doctor uncle s
In which country is this ? I like the old model lamby.
Had lambretta 3 gear cutu cutu during 87.
Super vical in old is Gold
Where is the back integrators in this segment of 2 wheeler
Viva Lambretta !!! 👌
Looks o'sum...
Wish this scooters b made for ridin...
ATTENTION Lambretta, make a 200cc or bigger and have old school wide handlebars with analog speedo. Your welcome.
Retro güncellemesi budur bundan vespa ve peugeot örnek almalı❤
My Dad had one lamby 150 and I own Lambreta gp150
É uma pena que não vem mas com istep
which country made and price?
so good/
But old is gold
I am waiting
I love
Will these come to America?
भारत में अब आ रहा है?
Pasand aaya
In 1975 M/S Scooters India Ltd.Lucknow (India ) has produced Vijay Super 150 CC & For Export Lambert GP 200 model Scooters which was mutch durable and comfortable Scooters but it was not accepted in market due to proper finishing and quality.
Nice
The Scomadi TT is the nearest thing you can get to a new classic Lambretta nowadays. This has the name but not the style. It is basically a Sym Fiddle (not a bad scooter but not a real Lambretta!) with a metal jacket on. Quality bodywork over a run of the mill engine and forks. Shame. It could have been so much better.
Is this made in India? ??
Wow!
Super .......
Kab aa rahi he?
is this launching in India