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How to Remove the Clutch – Classic Vespa Largeframe
All you need to know to remove a Clutch from a Classic Vespa Largeframe Scooter. [...]
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Vespa Scooters – The Essential Buyer’s Guide
Veloce books, the British motorsports publisher responsible for at least half of the decent scooter books available out there, has published [...]
What Carburettor Is Best for a Classic Vespa
OK, you changed the exhaust on your stock Vespa and are thinking of a better carb. What are your options? There are three basic types. From [...]
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How To Replace A Classic Vespa Cable
Replacing a broken gear cable on a geared Vespa in five easy steps. How do you know you have a broken gear cable? Start with the scooter t [...]
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1960 VBB 10″ Front Wheel Conversion
The original 1960 VBB were fitted with 8″ wheels and small brakes and as a consequence did not handle as well as the large frame Vespa [...]
How To replace The Gear Selector – Classic Vespa Largeframe
If you are undertaking a complete engine rebuild or if at some time you may find the need to undertake a replacement of the gear selector if [...]
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High Altitude Scooter
from JacksScotterShop.com What changes to I need for high altitude? This doesn’t come up very often, but I though I’d throw it i [...]
Vespa Large Frame – Engine Casing Split
Original Article Posted on scooterhelp.com Engine Casing Split Splitting the casings allows access to the crank, the oil seals, main bearing [...]
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Splitting A Classic Vespa Tire Rim
This is one of the more common questions in the scooter world: "How do I get my @#&! tires off the @#&! rims!?!?!" Here is a method tht I ha [...]
HOW TO FIX A VESPA GEAR SELECTOR PROBLEM
Originally Published at Star Vespa The Vespa gearbox has not changed in a very, very long time so this information should be helpful [...]
How to Make your Own Classic Vespa Spark Plug Cable
Originally Publishes: Vespamaintenance.com If your bike ever becomes really hard to start or a pain to keep running, it may be caused by a w [...]
