SIP Scootershop visit the Nürburgring Race track.

With the return of some freedoms, members are beginning to venture out on their scooters again.

VVC’s Mick Biddulph has been out and about recently on his lovely 1951 Douglas Rod Model.

Voodoo is the name given to this 1962 MK1 GS160 - clearly, when you read the no. plate.

VVC member, Federico Savogin, was the recipient of a surprise gift recently.

You’re not really supposed to mix business with pleasure, so they say..

SIP Scootershop are proud to present the 10th edition of our customer bulletin "CURVE".

This GS is a bit of a celebrity having featured in the All or Nothing Mod musical and was a regular fixture on stage.

If your Vespa really is too far gone and beyond repair, you could always turn it into a… er sideboard!

I’ve just finished reading this book; I love a good scooter travel story and couldn’t rate Stergios Gogos’ account more highly.

‘The Silver Haired Scooterist’ is a new blog penned and put together by David Oldland, one of our newest members.

I visited Retrospective Scooters and The London Scooter Bodyshop today to photograph something interesting for the VVC JOURNAL, plus other bikes that caught my eye currently passing through their workshops…

SIP Scootershop staff have been busy of late in their own garages and keeping the rest of us supplied with parts for our own projects.

Club membership secretary, Martin Sambrook, reports on the first ever virtual VVC meeting, held today.

Spanish stickers.

VVC’s Technical Advisor and Wessex Scooters co-owner, Roger Green, has been making good use of all the extra time; getting down and dirty in the workshop.

Happy Easter everyone.

Riding our Vespas has been somewhat curtailed, which presents an opportunity to see what we’re all up to tinkering away on in our collective sheds, workshops and garages.

Having done the main supermarket food shop last night in the car; there were a few necessities they didn’t have…