Can somebody post a pic or two of this new scooter. I googled for the LML website, but couldn't find it!

the scooter looks same like Normal NV it just has the new engine all the other specs are the same

Amber: im sure punjabis will love taking these. i remember seein punjabi guys riding these without any pillion back support and wheeling away to glory!!
Between, how is your Karizma search going on

LML didnt that company shut down after a lockout?

Oh yes just before checking out this thread i was planing to get my 1997 NV spl here ion Delhi and get the engine redone and ride it around in the same Punjabi way without the back support and no RVMs

After owning & experiencing hondas, I will buy 2.... (LMLs).......

Well, Indeed LML is the same to the scooter market as Yamaha is to the current Biking Market. innovative, comfortable and reliable. if I have the resources, I would love to buy one from LML, my all time favorite scooter. I fairly remember that I started off touring on my 1995 LML NV spl and did good stretches. done Ludhiana-Baddi-Ludhiana, Ludhiana-Batala-Ludhiana, Ludhiana-Sangroor-Ludhiana so many times that I have lost a count of now. also, the superb road grip, excellent braking , wonderful suspension, amazing electricals........ uff...I can go on and on....

I'm in for that. If I have enough cash today I will replace my dad's Chetak with an LML. See, the Honda Eterno too sold about some numbers until it was discontinued. Now, LML is not making this stuff just for Indian market. They are only spilling some numbers out from their export numbers. They wanted to re-enter the market for abotu two years now and no better time... Eterno is discontnued and LML has a market there.

Also, the old Vespa & LML fanboys would defanitely look at this instead of a gearless one.

See, the scooters are not for you and me. Those who want it know what they want. Don't come out with such strong comments. Go out and test ride one LML NV and I am sure you'd come back impressed. It rides better than many bikes we have in the market now.

I remember stories from many people getting 60 KPL on highway with an LML NV. The suspension, braking and the clutch were marked differentiators from the Chetak for me and I wanted my dad to buy that instead of the Chetak.

They did not closeout... what ever it was, was just temporary. The factory was running at a lower capacity and was catering to the export market.

If i remeber correctly the print advertisement is mentiponing LML as the largest scooter exporter of India.

^^^ they would be.. who else exports scooters?

ok this is one good news. i had one LML T5 special it was damn good looking and the console was car like and just too sexy for that time(1991 or 1992) it was released.

yeah LML does export a lot of scooters which others should also be doing. I' m sure HMSI and Suzuki India must be exporting some scooters along with Bajaj Auto which has a very strong global presence already. those European guys get thier kicks from scooters.


I welcome this news very much. it was sad to see them forced out because of that stinking aftersales service setup. hope they have learnt a lesson or two. wish them all the best. yes I will buy one for sure. geared scooters rule.

good news, can'nt forget the super smooth and torquey 2 stroke engines of the old NV.s

welcome back LML

I simply love the NV compared to any scooter

Has anyone actually driven it? Does it live up to expectations? Are they actually available or is there a huge waiting list?

Personally i like the LML. My friend still has a LML Supremo which is about 15 years or more older. Still runs like new and no body vibes for a 2 stroke plastic body scooter.

Lets see when Honda can do it(I own one Dio and dont talk about plastic vibes). Ironically he also has the Honda Eterno which has some gearbox problems.

They after all are the first ones to create scooters that dosn't have to be tilted to start. I think this company can move off the regular market(which is full of dog eat bone kind of stuff) and offer some specials, they can make real beautiful products.

I dont see any body being aware of the re-intro of the NV.