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Lambretta "Rallymaster" Li150
The Lambretta "Rallymaster" Li150
The on-line resource for those Lambretta enthusiasts with an interest in this rare and unique motorscooter.  
Contents
The beginning...view my Rallymaster as it was found on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada.
More photos of the scooter in it's as-discovered condition.
See the specialized Rallymaster parts which were still on the scooter when found.
One of the most unique features is the mechanical tachometer driven off the front engine sprocket bolt. More on the tachometer and drive can be found here.
For a bit of the history of the Rallymaster and some period press coverage and advertisements, go here.
Information about Alan Kimber, the man behind the machine.
NEW!  Original Lambretta Concessionaires Press Release for the Rallymaster.  The definitive word!
My restoration progress. Painting in progress!
The gallery.  Here are additional pictures of restored Rallymaster scooters (new images).
Original road tests and reviews of the Rallymaster.
Resource page with useful information for restorers.
Updates
September 24, 2002 - Added original Lambretta Concessionaires Press Release
February 23, 2001 - Added images of seat pan restoration, paint and bodywork has commenced.
December 12, 2001 - Added images of Alan Stockley's machine.
December 5, 2001- Added images of the engine rebuild.
October 19, 2001- Added photos of tire holder and rack progress, photos of Alan Kimber, general restructuring of layouts, added more vintage literature.

Thanks
I want to thank Dennis at ScooterMD who was extremely helpful in coordinating shipping for this scooter, even though he barely remembered me from when I did the Pacific Northwest runs 10 years ago and didn't profit in any way from the transaction.  Thanks Dennis, truly an asset to Scootering!

Also a big thanks to Bart H. of Seattle and Scott K. of Vancouver for their assistance.

And thanks to Byron for saving this piece of scootering history.
Contact
I would love to hear from you if you have any information regarding these rare machines. Please email me at: oldvespa@aol.com

 

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