Seeing an old Lambretta always has a certain effect, though this is the modern Lambretta 125N in old-style design produced by the Pato brand. It was seen at the EICMA show this week.
Italy’s Lambretta scooter shows its neverending fascination and charm, and takes on a new look in this sports version from the guys at 100mph Lambretta Club. This scooter is small, but hard core!
The Lambretta prototype has been designed to become the fastest Lambretta around, capable of reaching a speed of 180 km/hr. It is an exercise in spot the original components, although the longer wheelbase, brakes and wheels have been maintained.
This Lambretta is equipped with a 250cc, two-stroke engine well tuned to give it that extra grunt. Have a look at the video after the jump on a Lambretta-Ferrari drag race!
Continue reading: A "wolf in sheep's clothing": the fastest Lambretta around
The Lambretta Pato 50, was presented at the Eicma show in Milan recently and is the smallest of the Lambretta series. It’s equipped with a four stroke, air cooled engine and is available in the standard colours of white, black, grey, silver and blue. Optional colours include opaque black, red, white/red, pink and zebra.
The selling price is 1,929 euros for the standard colours, or 2,229 euros for the special colour range. The standard version is available, while the optional versions are available on delivery after 30 days.
The Pato 50cc weighs 101 kg, has double disc brakes and accessories including storage and windshield. It complies with Euro 3 norms.
It’s hard to know at first what this strange machine is, but on the blog from Ottonero, this is apparently a Lambretta equipped with a Yamaha RD350 engine.
It’s an uncommon special bike, this one. After the jump we give you a couple of videos of the Yambretta RD350 in action.
Continue reading: Yambretta RD 350: Lambretta gets a new engine

The most famous Lambretta in the world could be yours very soon. Bonham’s is auctioning a piece of movie history on November 25th - the scooter rode by Jimmy Cooper in the 1979 cult mod flick Quadrophenia, complete with its original KRU 251F number plate, although some original parts have been replaced by modern ones.
The scooter is being quoted between £20,000 and £25,000.
For those who are too young or have never seen the movie, here’s a clip from Quadrophenia where the Lambretta is an integral part of the story.
We have found on Youtube the Lambretta Pato italian commercial. The blond girl is Valeria Marini.