Vespa and Lambretta Magazines - at SIP Scootershop
Vespa and Lambretta Magazines - at SIP Scootershop
The Magazines category brings together everything that the Screws and Riders' Camp loves on paper: authentic reports, technical tips, travelogues and scene stories about Vespa, Lambretta & Co. Printed magazines convey the scent of Screws, reference conversations and touring romance without screen flickering. They provide inspiration for the next conversion, point out rare spare parts and preserve scene history for the bookshelf.
Whether CURVE as a free annual compendium or international titles such as ScooterNova, Classic Scooter, Die Wespe and WELLER - each Magazine complements your own workshop library and accompanies the season on the passenger seat. Browse now, fill the gaps in your collection and fill your next coffee break with fresh reading material.
CURVE - the SIP Customer Bulletin CURVE
The centrepiece of this section is CURVE. The magazine, which has grown to around 100 pages, is published once a year in a generous format - in either German or English. The current issue #13/2025 is included free of charge with every order and can also be flicked through digitally.
The content ranges from long-distance journeys such as the Bangkok-Koh Chang "Epic Ride" to in-depth workshop knowledge and product innovations from Landsberg. In condensed form, CURVE reflects the events of the year in the scooter community - inspiration, a look back and a look ahead at the same time.
An overview of other Magazines
ScooterNova is published every two months in the UK and offers around 100 full-colour pages of rally reports, parts tests and interviews with scene leaders - all in English, authentic and independent.
Classic Scooter is aimed at lovers of classic Tin Scooters. Around 90 German-language pages are dedicated to restorations, background stories and technical expertise for PX, Sprint & Co.
In a handy A4 format,Die Wespe provides 44 German-language pages full of tips for mechanics, event reports and cultural stories about the cult scooter from Pontedera.
Finally,WELLER - Iron Scooters Only is a high-quality coffee-table magazine from Japan. On 132 large-format, multilingual pages (English/Japanese), it stylishly presents classic scooters from all over the world - published every six months and almost a must for collectors.
