Lambretta Colour Family Album

By Andrea and David Sparrow.
Lots of beautiful colour photographs. Includes Lambretta scooters and sidecars, mopeds, sidecars, 3-wheeled delivery vans,  Jimmy’s – Quadrophenia cult film – scooter.

Innocenti Lambretta The Definite History

By Vittorio Tessera, one of Italy’s most important scooter collectors.
If you only ever buy just one book on Lambretta then this must be the one. Beautifully illustrated with colour contempory, as well as origional photo`s, for once it is the original black and white shots which really shine. The quality of printing and paper is more than up to the job and the result is a feast for the eyes.
It is the thoroughness and depth of knowledge that informs the text which elevates the book from being merely nice to look at, into an invaluable reference work that repays its rather high price every time you pick it up.
The sections on the development of Innocenti into an industrial giant is informative and lively, but it is when Mr. Tessera gets to grips with the scooters that form the spine of the book and each model is investigated in depth, which when combined with the photo’s means you need never get stuck with a ‘factory fresh’ restoration again.
Only very occasionally does the translation from Italian to English get a bit sticky and the sections on the factory prototypes are just amazing.
In conclusion the only criticism is that it is so complete a work that its hard to see how there is any room for further works of a similar standard.
The second issue comes bundled with the Restoration Guide.

Lambretta – an illustrated history

Charts the history of the Italian Lambretta, from its introduction just after World War II by the Innocenti Company in Milan, through to 1972 when they stopped production and sold the tooling to the Lambretta manufacturer in India. Every Italian model is listed including mopeds and three-wheelers.
120 pages, format 212mm x 280mm

Lambretta Home Workshop Manual

compiled by Ken Herlingshaw, written by Edward Stott, revised by Arthur Francis.
Covers the servicing and repairs of all Lambretta scooters strating from LI series. Included routine servicing and maintenance, ignition and lighting, carburetion, engine, transmission, controls, wheels, hubs and brakes, suspension and steering, frame and fitting,  wiring plans, carburetor jetting details and main feature tables.
214 pages, format A5, b/w

Lambretta Performance tuning and conversions

written and compiled by Ken Herlingshaw
an exact and authentic reproduction of the unique and highly acclaimed original which was produced in the 1960’s when Lambretta was the number one in total two-wheeler sales in the United Kingdom.
LI series and later.
60 pages, format A5, b/w

Scooter and Scooterist Lambretta Tuning Manual

by Dave Webster
60 pages, format A5

The Unofficial Lambretta Manual

Update by Mark Haines
Covers all LI/TV/SX and GP models.
addition to Home Workshop manual

The Lambretta Serviceman’s

written and compiled by D.B. Palmer. Models covered: LC, LD125, LD 150, LI 125 and 150 Ser. I, TV 175 Ser. I
154 pages, format A5, b/w

Nostalgia

by Mike Karslake.
This book contains many interesting stories about Lambretta scooters by the late Mike Karslake. It includes lots of historical illustrations.

Het Lambretta Boek

by Gerrit Klaas Berghuijs
Lambretta Club Nederland published this book in memory of the 10th anniversary (’82-’92) of the club. It includes lots of facts, images about Innocenti scooters and also the companies that made lambretta scooters under license like NSU and SIL. Full detail on all spec’s and serialnumbers. Printed in the Dutch language.
178 pages, format A4 b/w

Li series 1 Spare parts list with the original Innocenti part N°

Li series 2 Spare parts list with the original Innocenti part N°

Li series 3 Spare parts list with the original Innocenti part N°
Reprint by Toni Sacchi

Service manual for Li Series 2 in French.