Description
National Motorcycle Museum | Solihull, West Midlands
Viewing: mardi 24 mars à partir de 13h
Auction: mercredi 25 mars à partir de 9h
Location: National Motorcycle Museum, Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Solihull B92 0EJ
1966 Lamberetta SX200
Beautifully restored original British-market SX
Estimation
£9 000 – £10 000
Registration No: OGC 790D
Frame No: SXthe details below
MOT: Exonéré
Exquisitely restored in the present ownership
Many genuine period accessories fitted
Runs and rides superbly
Widely regarded as the pinnacle of the golden age of scootering, the SX200 was practically unrivalled in terms of speed and quality of finish when it replaced the TV200 in 1966. Visually distinguished by sleeker side panels, the SX200’s 198cc engine produced 11bhp, giving a claimed top speed of 66mph. With a front disc brake and shock absorbers as standard, owners considered the SX200’s handling to be exceptional, and it’s no wonder they were the favourite model of scooter racers, to say nothing of the Mods, for whom the model was the ultimate status symbol. From January, 1966, to January, 1969, 20, 783 SX200s were produced—it really did have “SX Appeal.”
The SX200 sold very well in Britain, and we are delighted to offer this early British-market 1966 example which has just emerged from an extensive restoration. Sadly, we know little of its history prior to its acquisition in project condition by the vendor, so it will be up to the new owner to make history. In its present condition—the vendor describes it as “excellent” in all areas—it appears well-prepared for extensive use, whether to scooter rallies or Mod weekenders. The inclusion of original accessories such as spotlights and a luggage rack greatly adds to its period appeal.
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Parking and entry into the auction is free for auction attendees with a catalogue, available at the door.
Catalogues can be purchased for £20 (admits 2 people).

























