Royal Alloy at the Open Day: Special Editions & Highlights | Scooter Center

At this year’s Scooter Center Open Day, we had the chance to marvel at a true gem at the Royal Alloy booth: the strictly limited-edition JPS Special Edition, produced in a run of just 26 units to commemorate Eurolambretta . In addition to its striking black-and-gold design and high-quality shock absorbers with expansion tanks, this flagship model impresses above all with a technical highlight: A modern TFT display that seamlessly pairs with a smartphone via the CarbitRide app, bringing full-featured navigation right to the speedometer while keeping all ride-related data in plain view.



In addition to the powerful 350 (featuring the tried-and-true 310 engine based on the old Casa engine), the model lineup showcases what’s possible today with the GT2 series in the 125cc class —including a full range of features from heated grips and a heated seat to Keyless Go and an alarm system. Alpine tours and long-distance rides on Mersea Island prove that these scooters not only look stylish but are also true long-distance travelers. The future is also well taken care of, as the Royal Alloy parts lineup continues to grow steadily and is perfectly complemented, among other things, by the strong support from ScooterTec.


Royal Alloy Parts


We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Royal Alloy for the wonderful visit and the positive response to our Open Day.
It’s always a highlight to have these classics and the community with us—and one thing is certain: We’ll see you again next April at the next Open Day!

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Tim Juschka