Edition 54 (March/April 2026) was published on 19 February 2026.
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ScooterNova is the independent scooter magazine for scooter enthusiasts.
Following demand for a quality publication produced by scooterists with knowledge and passion for scooters, ScooterNova launched in 2017.
The magazine features mainly classics like Lambrettas and Vespas but we love all kinds of scooters, which is why you will also find articles about rarer machines from the likes of DKR, Ducati, Fuji, IWL, Maico, Moto Rumi, Panther, Peugeot, Zundapp and more.
Here at ScooterNova we offer a high standard of magazine, from the superior paper it is printed on to the credible, in-depth articles inside. The design and photography allows readers to explore the stories thoroughly, each with enough pages to appreciate it, together with appropriate advertising from relevant companies.
Produced in the UK, ScooterNova is a magazine we as scooterists are proud to put our name to, and a magazine that readers are proud to keep on their coffee table.
If it’s scooters you like – the design, engineering, customisation, tuning, restoring, riding and touring – then ScooterNova is for you.
Who are we?
We are scooterists with an incredible passion for scooters, unmatched by anyone in the publishing industry, which is why we created ScooterNova magazine.
ScooterNova was launched in 2017 by Andy Gillard and Stuart Lanning. Andy, a life-long scooterist has been commuting and riding for pleasure since the age of 16. He had previously worked at another national scooter magazine for 18 years, resigning his 13-year tenure as its longest-serving editor prior to setting up ScooterNova magazine.
Stuart Lanning, a life-long scooterist and owner of the Lambretta Museum had previously owned and published three national scooter magazines from the 1980s until the early 2000s. Stuart first employed Andy as a freelancer in the 1990s before giving him a full time job. Don’t tell him, but Andy often cites his original Scooter Scene magazine of the 1980s as offering the inspiration for ScooterNova today…
Ann Murphy is another life-long scooterist who has clocked up may thousands of miles throughout the UK and Europe since she bought her first scooter aged 17.
All share a life-long addiction to scooters that has taken them around the world in the pursuit of new adventures on small wheels.
ScooterNova People
Some of the regular names contributing to ScooterNova magazine include Casa Lambretta supremo Vittorio Tessera, former Rimini Lambretta Centre owner Dean Orton, Lambretta & Vespa Spanners Manual author Sticky, SLUK owner ‘Iggy’ Grainger, roving rally-reporter Col and former VVC editor Paul Hart. All fellow scooterists and, like our ‘street team’ who help promote and sell ScooterNova magazine at rallies, are also our friends.
Between us, the scooters we regularly ride range from 1950s classics to tuned street-sleepers to engineered oddities and regular workhorses. Whether it be a daily commute, seaside rally or touring abroad, as long as we’re riding scooters then we’re happy.
Contact
If you’d like to get in touch you can write to ScooterNova magazine at The Lambretta Museum,
77 Alfred Street, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, BS23 1PP, England.
You can also try calling us during office hours on +44 (0) 7840 861382 (also Whatsapp) or 01934 417834,
although we do spend a lot of time out on our scooters working!
Alternatively, feel free to use the contact form and we will reply to you as soon as possible.
