Scomadi Scooters

http://vimeo.com/106867282

Damn cool scoot only needs to be half as good as the video.

Be Big,
AMAC

http://www.scomadi.co.uk/
Looks sweet, Would definitely consider the 300cc. Seems like a good versatile sized scoot.

little pricey though...
50cc model £1995 (in the region of) ($3252USD),
125cc model £2495 (in the region of) ($4069USD),
300cc model to be confirmed
but can expected to be £4495 (in the region of)($7325USD).

Also I think this is the first two wheeler I've heard of with a larger disc brake in the back.

These guys release some "special edition" 300's last year with piaggo engines. not sure if they'll keep the same engine for the 300 but from what i've read I would hang on to see if the chinese engined 50 and 125 are any good.

They look quite well put together and there are other british companies making/importing chinese bikes to quite a good standard, Sinnis springs to mind.

So THIS is what it would be like if hipsters got into Chinese scooters.

The scooter looks good, wonder the quality.

Looks nice. I hope they come state side. Although with those integrated turn signals I'm not sure they would pass.

Don't UK advertised prices also include a 20% VAT (value added tax)?

Its looks good.
And for that price it must be a quality product.
We cannot forget its a limited quantity model, its not like the zuma clone that at least 20 factories produce. So the price is a bit higher.
Its a bit what Noco did: http://www.scooteristscene.com/news/scooterist-road-test-neco-abruzzi-tested

By the way i must confess i own 2 necos and the quality is very good: Over 10.000 miles in the 50 cc and 5.000 in the 125cc without problems

yes, its missing only around 200 pounds of registration

I love this idea if they are quality pieces and not just generic Chinese in a nice package. If I remember correctly(not likely), someone was supposed to be building vintage style Lambretta's a few years ago, I guess that is off, so these will have to suffice. I emailed the company and just got generic, bot type response.

Don't know about the quality, but they are beautiful. Looks like a scooter should.

These are they. Developed by PM Tuning/ Lambretta Innovation - https://www.lambrettainnovation.co.uk

I really should get my GP put back together.

Would really be great to see these in North America, but I'm not sure what the chances would be.

Great link!!
Did you see the RD350 conversion?!?!

but..are they a lambretta style tupperware over standard tubing scooter or is that body actually metal?... because I'm really am not impressed with plastic wrapping every bloody thing these days, them get charged a fortune for it...

I would be happy with a plastic covered version, IF they were high quality, and were priced fairly. Replaceable plastic body panels have their advantages over steel construction. But Vespa prices would be unacceptable to me. My Stella, which everybody has happily pointed out to me is NOT a Vespa, has a solid steel body, at a fraction of what a Vespa costs. Part of the price of a Vespa in in the name.

I had a 2002 Not~a~Vespa and your post has me contorting to kick myself for getting rid of it.
I would love to get back on a neo-retro. The new stuff just doesn't do it for me anymore. The plastic, although not as desirable, I think I could get used to if done nicely. I hope these will get here somehow.

why i chose a stella...I like the steel construction of the 'classic era', feels like I could keep it for decades even with it's quirks. Like I said, plastic is freak'n everywhere, on everything, overpriced tupperware..I do like the 'nakedness' of a ruckus or a big ruckus but the 'lil ruckus is way to small and the big is too hard to find around here, people just hang on to them.

Spec sheet says ABS over steel space frame chassis - look 'em up on Bookface, I didn't even try to link it while I'm typing on an iphone.

The reason they approximate Vespa specs is because they use the same engines! Piaggio powered lightweight rustproof dent proof classically styled scooters. Hmmm.

http://scootinoldskool.wordpress.com/2014/09/23/scomadi-latest/#more-20765