This is the story of my '64 Vespa 150 - how it became mine and how it has given me a new vespatude. I'll be recording the neat places I visit, the different things I do to make the Vespa my own, and - oh yeah - those reactions I get from both friends and strangers.




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Tuesday, November 29, 2005
The unofficial parts supplier for Vespatude.com
Since the local Vespa service dealer in my area does not service vintage Vespas, I have found the Internet to be a must in trying to restore my '64 150. I have used several sources: eBay, ScooterPartsDirect.com, and scomo.net are a few I have tried for various parts.



However, my favorite source for parts -- and online advice -- is ScooterWorks.com. They have not only supplied me with parts at a good price, they have also helped me make sure that I was getting the right parts. The same people you talk with to order your parts are the ones who can tell you how those parts work on your bike.

Thanks, ScooterWorks.com. I hope you don't mind me making you the unofficial parts supplier for Vespatude.com.
posted by Jonathan Pait  # 8:12 AM

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# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:17 AM  

I'm getting a Stella from Scooterworks. Sidecar, too. They've been very helpful.

If I was as adventurous and dedicated as you, I'd try to find a vintage Vespa. Maybe next time. You're certainly going to know how your scooter works.

# posted by Blogger lightsleeper : 4:41 PM  

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