By Sam Parsons
When I was looking to get a new scooter, I had a list of specific needs I needed met, and the Vespa was the way to go. I also like the looks of the Vespa a lot better than the other scooters out there, as well as the build and feel. I know a lot of people for who a Vino or Elite or even Metropolitian fits their needs perfectly. For the way I ride and how I want to ride and the look I prefer, Vespa fit that niche better than anybody else. I couldn't see enough differences in cost between the Stella and PX to justify Vespa other than the name.
VIDEO: Huge Harley-Davidson motor mated to a Vespa! It’s been doing the private video rounds for a while and it’s definitely worth a watch. The owner’s taken a massive motor from a Harley-Davidson (because… no, we’ve got no idea either) and stuck it on a Vespa. We say that he stuck it ‘on’ rather than ‘in’ due to the fact that the motor’s bloody massive. Anyway, here’s the video proof that it works, at least.
ritchj Ossessionato One of each Joined:Posts: 3421Location: Ranura de Monedas, NorCalquote Re: http://www.scootster should bring a scooter to market. I think that gives them enough tax credits where they don't have to pay tax in the US for a couple of years. Chetwynder wrote:Dave DaveJust like the guy in socal showing off Harleybring a scooter to market. They did so well with Buell, and then their brilliant move with Italian sportbikes: Remember when HD bought MV Agusta for $109 million in July 2008, they sold it for 1 Euro in August 2010 and '.' I think that gives them enough tax credits where they don't have to pay tax in the US for a couple of years.Glad to see they're keeping stereotypes up by having the helmet unstrapped and shorts on a scooter - awesome!Just like the guy in socal showing off his huge croc on his Elite
The paragraph descriptions for the pre-owned bikes are generic, what the factory used when the bikes were new so they might not be precise. Same with the specifications, those are stating how the bike was spec’d stock, when new, not necessarily as it is at this very moment. Our salespeople will be glad to answer any detailed questions should anything in the generic descriptions be confusing. Also, there are over 30,000 prices and loads of specifications on this website, we do not warrant that is entirely error free. Thanks, - Barnett Harley-Davidson
OP Marvd138 Enthusiast Lx 50 4t Joined:Posts: 77Location: New yorkquote AnnDee4444 wrote: Nice! I don't have a part number I just searched "5.75 Harley led headlights". I'll share some pics if you'd like but I don't have many. Also if you'd like pics of the light hitting a wall at night I'll do that for you if you'd like.Sorry bluecloud I don't have a build thread. I do owe you one, you helped me discover my exhaust problem.Edit:Btw I bought them for $34 prime
