January 2014 Archives

Easy Being Green

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Off To Capri

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It Is Windy On Back

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I Saw The Sign

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Beyond scooters, I also really like all of the scooter dealer items. I collect all the odd-ball stuff from dealers. Brochures, service manuals, tools... you name it. I've been on the hunt for a 60's era Vespa sign for many years, and never found one. After all these years, one turned up on ebay in the hinterlands of California's Sierra Mountains. It was in a very small town, where it just so happened I knew people. I won the auction, and this sign with very heavy patina now hangs in my garage. I'm stoked!

Wedding Limo

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It Is Better In Wool

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The Yellow Dress

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Marketwatch: Salsbury

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The Salsbury is a legendary scooter, and one of my favorite of all time. It certainly set the standard for those that came after. To start with, the styling on it is timeless. In addition, it was technologically advanced. It was the first scooter that had a CVT, which is still used in all modern automatic scooters today. I've always wanted a Salsbury. In the pre-internet days, it was almost impossible to find one. Now that the internet has made everything available, the price is out of my reach. I can still admire it though. One of the nicest I have seen was just sold on ebay for a whopping $20,000 USD!

This is a very rare scooter, with an impossibly rare accessory sidecar, in stunning condition. It is no wonder that the price reached astronomical heights!

Enjoy more photos after the jump.

Take The Back Roads

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Orange is IN!

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The Beat Generation

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Lambretta LD Assembly Line

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The Back

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Red Dots

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Audrey

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The Terrot

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On The Way To Work

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Scooter Coat

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The New 125

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Lambretta Racing, Thruxton 1969

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