any thoughts?
inside of panels:
other weird S1/2 internals that hint at pieces thrown together in the factory:
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Arne
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so i bumped (admittedly a bit wasted) into supereibar at the EL last weekend. it seems like this bike we found here in california shouldn't exist. it's a spanish LI albeit with GP panels. the panels are made exactly the way spanish SX panels are made, which makes me believe this is a prototype that never came to fruition.
any thoughts?
inside of panels:
other weird S1/2 internals that hint at pieces thrown together in the factory:
any thoughts?
inside of panels:
other weird S1/2 internals that hint at pieces thrown together in the factory:
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bristolmod
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before thinking of bits "thrown together at the factory" I'd be thinking of a "Bitza" made outside of the factory!
Surely Jaime is your man to confirm or deny?
Chris
Surely Jaime is your man to confirm or deny?
Chris
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Never seen Spanish made GP panels, but you never know. They may of played around with a set. The Spanish obviously went for the GP look with the adoption of clip on Li panels.
However, have you considered that they may be South American produced? I believe that they made GP's in Columbia, as well as Serveta based models. The red colour looks like it could be Auteco.
Hope this helps, thanks Perry (Totally Scooters).
However, have you considered that they may be South American produced? I believe that they made GP's in Columbia, as well as Serveta based models. The red colour looks like it could be Auteco.
Hope this helps, thanks Perry (Totally Scooters).
Bitsa- no doubt. It looks like it's an early 70's Spanish 150 front end. The thing that gave it away for me is the Italian petrol tank,toolbox & flywheel cover(GP).Also the rear frame badge doesn't match the rest of the bike. Doesn't matter tho, most of us used to ride scoots like this without thinking they were prototypes.
Viet specials ????? I really don't know.It's an odd one this because it's a bit of this & a bit of that we may never know the real story behind this particular model.
Just call it a "dealer special" 
My details are by the 'viet specials' post but I never sent it....strange.I was at work when it was posted.