Articles to help keep your Classic Vespa Scooter in tune.
Category Archives: Vespa Maintenance Guide
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 [...]
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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Handy Tips for Your Vintage Vespa
Originally Published by Gasoline Some handy tips for you to keep your scooter in order: Fuel Mix: Every litre of 95 octane unleaded [...]
How To Do A A/C Conversion On Your Vespa GS 150
I’ve always wanted a GS150 and finally one popped up. It was in sad shape but restoration is my specialty. If you’ve ever restored an ol [...]
It often pays to restore a Classic Vespa.
To find your Vespa First, you must find your Vespa PX 200, which you can restore. This can be at flea markets, online auctions or on an old [...]
Vespa Oil Seals Maintenance: Clutch Side
Courtesy : ScooterHelp.com Oil Seals: Clutch Side There are three main oil seals in a Vespa engine: Main bearing oil seal (at the crank): Ke [...]
How to Upgrade The Stock Exhaust for Performance
from smallframes.com Most Smallframes have a completely useless exhaust, which does nothing except produce a nice put-put-put sound. The sta [...]
Vespa Colour Codes Cracked
Read the attached on how Colin Judd wizard of the paint shop cracked the mysterious Max Meyer paint codes. [...]
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How To Clean A Rusty Vespa Gas Tank
The best way to clean a rusty gas/petrol tank is to use muriatic acid. Muriatic Acid is generally available from your local hardware store [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
