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Mod Vespa

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• Author: Danny Ashton
• Listed in: Autos Blogging
• Tags: black pink restoration scooter vespa lambretta
• Added on: Aug 9th, 2007
• Country: United Kingdom
• Language: English

A blog looking at Vespa and Lambretta restoration projects. It also looks into the Mod Culture with special reference to the scooters during that time.

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Recent Posts

• Do You Want Some Art for Your Vespa?

  Posted on Monday July 28th, 2008 at 09:16 in vespa

  Thanks to:www.pimpmyscoota.com Related PostsMickey Rourke arrested for DUI on a blue VespaHeres another Vespa related post -The Sin City actor Mickey Rourke seems to be a fan of blue Vespa's...Vespa S   The Vespa S is the brand new Piaggio Vesp...

• Really Cool Vespa Lamps

  Posted on Monday July 28th, 2008 at 09:07 in vespa

  Just saw this and I want one. I wonder if they do one in green? Find out more: http://www.lamponislamps.com Related PostsVespa or Buddy?Question: While I am captivated with Vespas, the Buddy seems to be a better deal, and I also like...Mickey Rourk...

• Kymco Agility 125 - My review

  Posted on Monday July 21st, 2008 at 06:44 in kymco

  I have an Agility 125 which just turned 1,000 miles. The scoot has exceeded my expectations in most ways. I added a Givi Top Case, beyond that it is stock. My seat is loose but not a concern. It will latch if the seat is gently dropped from about 8&#...

• Review of the Burgman’s little Chinese cousins?

  Posted on Saturday July 19th, 2008 at 09:56 in burgman

  I August of 2006 I bought my wife a new Burgman 400 with the idea that she would be able to keep up with me on my Goldwing. She was a very inexperienced rider and found even the relatively small mass of the Burgman 400 intimidating. I started riding ...

• How to adjust your valve on Kymco People 250 Scooter

  Posted on Monday July 14th, 2008 at 09:14 in kymco, scooter restoration, useful information

  Step 1: Make sure you have the engine kill switch selected (check image below for more information) Step 2:Next step is to remove the light and cell phone charger jack. Remove the screws securing the battery cover and carburettor cover.  Remove...

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