Sports seat from SIP and NISA for the Vespa
The new sports seat from SIP and NISA gives your Vespa a fresh new look with an optimum shape.
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Vespa headlights: Light in the dark
The headlight of the Vespa not only brings light into the darkness, but is also a strong distinguishing feature of the scooter.
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Differences between Vespa Wideframe, Largeframe and Smallframe
The difference between the Vespa Wideframe, Largeframe and Smallframe models can be decisive.
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The right winter tyres for your Vespa
The Vespa doesn’t know bad weather, only bad preparation. SIP Scootershop has a large selection of suitable winter tyres.
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Vespa Events 2025: Riding fun for the whole season
The new year has begun and planning for the coming Vespa season is already in full swing. If you still don’t have an overview for this summer, here is a selection of events for the year
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Not just a matter of type: tires and rims for the Vespa Part 2
Find out more about the types of rims, how to maintain tires properly and what else to look out for with tires.
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John Silva – With the Vespa through South America
John Silva, a keen photographer and adventurer, is pursuing a dream – his dream. Silva wants to explore the whole world, with all its people, leaving nothing out. He finds their diverse lifestyles particularly interesting, the environment in which they live and, of course, all the stories they have to tell. Like other great explorers, […]
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Advantages and disadvantages of powder coating a Vespa
In contrast to classic wet painting, when powder coating a Vespa, electrostatically charged plastic powder is sprayed onto conductive metals and thus adheres. These metals include steel, sheet metal and aluminium, such as vehicle frames or wheel rims. If you then heat the powder to 150 to 200 degrees, it melts and cross-links to form […]
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The Primavera – a Vespa that is second to none!
Distinctive style and timeless design: 50 years after its introduction, the Vespa Primavera 125 is still a timeless classic. The Vespa Primavera Loved, hated, “re-read” and re-interpreted – 1968 remains a turning point and a year of great change. A real cultural turning point that profoundly shaped the development of society in the Western world. […]
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Classic since 1967: Vespa Primavera – The picnic version!
The world-famous Vespa Primavera has been around since 1967. In recent years, Piaggio has brought its classic scooter onto the market again and again with new designs and add-on parts. To enjoy the scooter summer and the Vespa lifestyle in particular, we have the ultimate eye-catcher. There are various add-on parts specially made for the […]
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The Vespa Hotel in South Tyrol
Although there are no rooms made of amber in the small town of St. Vigil in South Tyrol, there is a special accommodation for Vespa riders that makes their dreams all come true. At the Hotel Al Plan, one room is entirely dedicated to the cult two-wheeler made by Piaggio. Side tables with V50 cutaway […]
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The Desert Vespa
A Vespa in the desert, is that even possible? If you live in a salt desert, like Lake Gairdner in South Australia, and still don’t want to give up your vehicle, then this Vespa conversion is for you. The basis of the vehicle is a Vespa Sprint 150 i.e. 3-valve.The reason for choosing this model […]
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