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.
Read moreIt has now become a rarity for a Vespa to be ridden with its original exhaust. No wonder, because the number of exhaust systems on the market is huge. It goes without saying that the various models have individual advantages and disadvantages and differ in terms of sound and performance. For the best personal purchase […]
Read morePiaggio introduced the iGet system with the specially developed single-cylinder four-stroke engine during 2018. I-Get stands for “Italian Green Experience Technology”.
Read moreThey are one of the five most common defects for which the TÜV sticker is refused: The brakes. We have summarised everything you need to know about cleaning and maintenance here.
Read moreRegular care of the Vespa tyres should be a matter of course. A tyre change is also necessary from time to time. Here are some tips and advice on how to do this.
Read moreIf the Vespa is properly prepared for the start of the season, nothing stands in the way of riding fun. In this article, we explain what can be done yourself and where a professional may be needed.
Read moreThe latest creation from SIP and NORDSPEED is the Mustang 2.1 racing exhaust, which is one of the most powerful in this market segment. It represents the perfect middle ground between systems designed for maximum performance and pure torque systems.
Read moreRelaxing in the evening city traffic without being an obstacle for other road users – for many riders of a small-frame Vespa or a Vespa with 50ccm, this is probably wishful thinking. The maximum design speed is between 40 and 50 kilometres per hour, depending on the model series. In terms of top speed, this […]
Read moreWith the development of technology, the specification of the Vespa battery has also changed. It always depends on the respective model. Modern scooter batteries are usually maintenance-free, sealed and pre-charged.
Read moreTo ensure that the Vespa always starts easily, it is recommended that the spark plugs are cleaned regularly. It may also be necessary to replace the spark plugs. Removal is always necessary for this.
Read moreIn recent years, a small scene of enthusiastic tinkerers and hobbyists has developed around the iconic “Faro Basso”, as Vespa wideframe tuning is becoming increasingly popular. The old scooters, which mostly lie dormant as collector’s items in some garage or cellar, are often only used for short trips, if at all. For longer trips, the […]
Read moreThe Vespa exhaust is of course always decisive for the famous sound of the old scooters. The smoke with a slightly oily smell, which is well-known among Vespa riders, also comes from the attachment. In addition to these nostalgic and at the same time unmistakable features, however, the exhaust fulfils a much more important task. […]
Read moreMany Vespa riders are not satisfied with the speed of their motorised two-wheeler. They wish they could get from A to B faster. Often their vehicles are simply throttled. So how do the owners manage to get from A to B faster? In other words, the question is how it is possible to de-throttle a […]
Read moreA solid chassis shortens the braking distance, improves ride comfort and increases cornering safety. Ride comfort is also determined by the chassis. Many manufacturers are striving to meet the desire of many two-wheeler users for a better chassis. Chassis technology is available in a wide range of options to suit all needs and budgets. Even […]
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