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Have you ever wondered what goes into a scooter seat? We don’t mean an off-the-shelf cheap seat for £50, mass-produced in Asia. We are talking about a handmade seat for your classic or custom scooter that’s produced here in the UK.

Made in England

Scoots and Soul will have a stand this Sunday 21st May at ScooterExpo, showing and selling their handmade Lambretta seats, a few of which can also be found adorning some of the scooters on display at the event too. As a small independent business, their aim is to design and manufacture top-quality products. They are always looking at new designs and materials to enhance their range and have trademarked products, processes and designs as a result.

Have a feel

They will have a number of seats for sale and will be happy to demonstrate to you why it makes sense to invest your hard-earned money on quality British products.

They will also be bringing ‘feeler’ samples of materials for you to try and of course, will be happy to answer any questions on their seats.

Their policy is that the customer is always right and they have a 100% no-quibble money-back guarantee if for any reason their products or service doesn’t meet your needs, a policy you cannot argue with and it shows their confidence in the product they produce.

So if you want to know more about a British-made Lambretta seat, what goes into it, why, how and the options available, Scoots and Soul look forward to seeing you on Sunday at ScooterExpo.

Flyer for the 2023 ScooterExpo custom show featuring a classic green Vespa wide frame model.

Will you be at ScooterExpo?

ScooterExpo takes place on Sunday 21st May at Alfreton Leisure Centre in Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 7BD. It costs £6 to get in, cash on the door.

Doors open at 10 am and we have over 100 scooters from around the UK entered, displayed over two halls. Guest speakers include Norrie Kerr (Vespa racer, MSC, VE UK, Glasgow Vespa Club) and Mike Hayman (Two Four Accessories, Lambretta racer, Team Taffspeed, Suzuki GB). There are also traders offering top brands from famous Italian tuning houses to British names, along with rare accessories and new old stock parts and memorabilia.

For more details visit the ScooterExpo Facebook page or the main website.

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