It’s set to go into production soon
The flagship store is located in Pasig City
Our market has grown quite fond of retro scooters over the years. These old-school two-wheelers have continuously gained popularity among Filipino riders, and that doesn't seem like a fad that'll die down that easily.Now, we've come
Supposedly the only one of its kind in Asia
In his latest motovlog, 'Kuya Kim' Atienza took one of the rarest models in his motorcycle collection-a 1954 Lambretta F 125-for a spin.According to the TV host, the classic scooter was first bought in the 1950s by Don Jose
Millennials, does this brand ring a bell?
It took nine months of 'courting' by Lambretta before Ropali finally gave its 'sweet yes.' Michael Fulton, Lambretta international sales manager, came to the Philippines for the signing of a partnership agreement between the iconic Italian scooter brand and Ropali.This will
by Aris Ilagan
‘These are vintage scooters money can’t buy’
Lambretta was founded in Milan, Italy, in 1947, and grew from there. Two decades later, when the Philippine economy was at an upswing, there was even a Lambretta distributorship in Nagtahan, Manila. Sadly, no scooter mechanic from here was sent to Italy
