Vespa Winter Project

[santacama]

How do you like the Giannelli exhaust?

[GLscoot]

Excellent. Easy to fit, don't need to remove or deflate tyre and has a brilliant sound. I have tried every exhaust you can think off. I do prefer right hand, keeps the hub and tyre nice and clean. Still a pain to tighten/change clutch cable.

[santacama]

I have tried lots of them too. What do you think about the performance? Can you compere it to other exhaust of the market?

[GLscoot]

I have not had a chance to really open up the throttle, so performance wise I won't know for a while. Let down by a well known scooter shop over the Drop Bars. I have also got to run the engine in, and all the relevant paper work needed in the UK. I am hoping for the end of April and of course half decent weather. I think it's 0 degrees in Glasgow at the moment.

[santacama]

We are close to 20º in Sevilla, but the rain is killing us this year.

[GLscoot]

Untitled by glmods, on Flickr

Managed to make a seat catch for the Gandolfi Seat. Could not find an original so made my own. Will get the matt black powder coat finish.

[GLscoot]

Untitled by glmods, on Flickr

Started work on the battery side panel. It has been cut to the minimum allowed to fit the spare wheel and battery box. Will cut it again into a better shape, not great at the moment.
Think I've worked out the wiring, with a lot of help from Kev on the forum, cheers.

[GLscoot]

Does anyone know where i can get louvre vents cut into the panels.

[GLscoot]

Vespa GS/LML 180 by glmods, on Flickr

Vespa GS/LML 180 by glmods, on Flickr

[GLscoot]

Vespa GS/LML 180 by glmods, on Flickr

Vespa GS/LML 180 by glmods, on Flickr