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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose Lompoc for your next event?

  Consider Lompoc for a scenic, yet still affordable location, in Santa Barbara wine country. Ideal for gatherings of 10 to 300, Lompoc offers modern hotel meeting facilities, golf, wine tasting and small town charm. Lompoc venues are perfect for small to mid-size meetings and celebrations.

• What has Lampo done in 2017?

  Innovative LED technology has enabled Lampo to create a new series of products [...] Great success of the convention held in March 2017 in San Clemente - Rimini, for the celebration of Lampo Lighting Technology’s 30 years of activity.

• What is a lampoon?

  English Language Learners Definition of lampoon (Entry 1 of 2) : a piece of writing, a cartoon, etc., that mocks or makes fun of a well-known person or thing

• How do I get to Lompoc?

  One of the most scenic ways to travel to Lompoc is on Amtrak. Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner is famous for its sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and traffic-free access to some of SoCal’s most popular destinations.

• What is a 1920s Superbike?

  The 1920’s motorcycles were being designed by engineers no longer told to produce cheap bikes for the masses and the world got its first true super bike that cost more than a decent sized detached house. The Brough Superior was without doubt, the best of all the 1920’s motorcycles produced and it was arguably the world’s first Superbike.

• What was the best motorcycle in the 1920s?

  The Brough Superior was without doubt, the best of all the 1920’s motorcycles produced and it was arguably the world’s first Superbike. The Brough Superior SS100 (Super Sports) had a 980cc V twin engine with a 3 speed gearbox. The SS100 superseded the Brough Superior SS80 which was built from 1920.

• Are electric bikes made in the USA?

  Now, of course, an American-built electric bike isn’t made solely from American-sourced parts. Like any vehicle, Electric Bike Company’s e-bikes have an international supply chain. German-made Continental tires, Taiwanese-made Tektro Dorado brakes, Korean-made Samsung battery cells, and other parts are all combined to create the final product.

• Why are they called the Rolls Royce of motorcycles?

  Not surprising then that they became known as the Rolls Royce of motorcycling. Legend has it that after George Brough had been quoted making the claim to a newspaper, A Rolls-Royce senior executive was not impressed and subsequently visited the Nottingham factory to express his disapproval.