Vespa Winter Project
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cartmel808
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Looks mint Gary.... Have you had it running with the new pipe yet?
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GLscoot
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[quote="cartmel808"]Looks mint Gary.... Have you had it running with the new pipe yet?
Yes, turned it over and sounds great. Hoping it will add a bit more than the Giannelli and looks so much better although it did take a bit of work to get it to fit the wideframe.
Yes, turned it over and sounds great. Hoping it will add a bit more than the Giannelli and looks so much better although it did take a bit of work to get it to fit the wideframe.
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ArmandTanzarian
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Fantastic. Although I can't help noticing that the first post of this "Winter project" was in 2012! I suppose you didn't specify which winter!
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GLscoot
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Timeline of this scooter.ArmandTanzarian wrote:Fantastic. Although I can't help noticing that the first post of this "Winter project" was in 2012! I suppose you didn't specify which winter!
2012/13
vespa GS GS150
2013/14
Vespa GS
July 2014
Vespa GS150
April 2015
Vespa GS150
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Grooveywordbender
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Just done this thread from start to finish...loved it, a real example of patience and perseverance. Magic to see the many encarnations and working ideas.