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Well, you can add another port in theory... In practise, you're not going to find anyone experienced enough at doing this to do it for you in Singapore... Alloy Welding is a bit tricky...

 

You're better off selling your sprint and buying a Sprint V... Again, the Sprint V doesn't command a higher market price than a 2port sprint... So just swap...

OR, get a new PX150EFL (late model gearbox) engine and put it in... Not the cheap option... but performance wise its the way to go... You'll need to go through LTA red tape if you want this option... but it is possible and has been done before. Mr. Wee at Tong Aik will be able to advise...

 

I can't tell you if a Sito+ is going to be better than a Tong pipe... I haven't tried one... All folks overseas who use them say that they're great for low end grunt... but that they don't last as long as stock pipes do (thinner metal)...

 

If I'm not wrong you can get a sito plus made to fit a Sprint (eg there's a diff model of Sito+ available for it... If not, its just a question of grinding off part of the bracket on the exhaust... no big deal.... However, what you will find with a Stio+ on a Sprint is that it sits lower, meaning you might more easily ground it on hard turns... Still, this hasn't been a deterrent for loads of folks in other countires.... If you're Mandarin is any good, I know that the Vespa Shop in Taiwan (google vespa club Taiwan "VCOT") sells them... Shipping would obviously be cheaper from there than it would be from Europe... Mind you, with the weak US Dollar at the moment, buying from the States may well be worth it....

 

 

hrmm ok thanks :)

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Hey Mothercat.... you wont have any joy buying a Haynes in SG for a Vespa... Your best bet is either Amazon.com, or one of the online scooter shops...

 

Where are you planning to do this restoration?

 

Its a lot more work than you'd ever imagine... (I know, I spent 6 months using one of the 3 bedrooms in my house as a paint shop... that didn't make me very popular with the wife :) )

 

hahaha well yes i could understand why :) i expect alot of re-work that need to be done, just thought it would be fun to DIY instead. but that's a bummer, that they dun have the manual here in SG. hmm mayb i could place an order at borders or something...

 

i plan to do the restoration at my balcony, just change/fix up all parts, re-wiring, everything EXCEPT resraying it. planning to get it professionally done.

 

wish me luck guys! will start posting my progress, when i finally begin restoring it after securing all materials necessary hur hur hur

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:: hey peeps; any of you have any idea... or really knows... of any shops here that accepts custom-wrapping of retro suitcases/briefcases (which in this case's of ala-Samsonite baggage material; hard plastic) using pvc leather while retaining the original buckles and such? ah boon's helmet-wrapping shop @ bendemeer accepts this kind of special request or not aye? thank horrrrrrrr~ ::

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Wah.. damn rich, buy for 2 months to enjoy the ride or the depreciation?

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~My 2 stroke never fails to set my heart racing~

I am slow please don't bully me.

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I am selling my 2 stroke gilera runner, below are the things i change recently

 

-DENSO PLUG (RESISTOR/ U GROVE)

-MALOSSI WHITE TORQUE SPRING

-SLIDE

-PACKING, HEAD

-O RING, HEAD COVER

-O RING HEAD

-GASKET, BLOCK

-CRANKSHAFT ASSY

-BEARING, CRANKSHAFT

-CYLINDER PISTON ASSY

-WATER PUMP REPAIR KIT (SHAFT, FAN & SEAL)

-OIL SEAL, CRANKSHAFT

-DR PULLEY SLIDING ROLLER

-LABOUR & OVERHAUL

 

Above items listed comes with a receipt as proven. Total worth $1000.

 

I'm selling at $1200. Its FR plate with COE till 2009 Oct, road tax just renew Interested buyer can contact me at 93366939.

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for aLL the things u've done.. that sounds Like a pretty good deaL for a rebuiLt engine. good Luck for ur saLe. probabLy some pics wouLd heLp boost ur saLe.

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Eugene saddlery?

 

Not sure where it is though.

Vespa PX200Disc ------The Pinaccle of Classic Scootering------

 

www vesporeanfaq:) wikispaces:) com

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:: thanks, mate... will gv it a shot... vigano has recommended an ol' skool ol' timer's shop @ desker road... the apek there does leather-pvc wrappings... yet to check it out though... ::

 

 

hey maes, wheres ahboon? do they rewrap/recushion seats as well?

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hey maes, wheres ahboon? do they rewrap/recushion seats as well?

 

:: yup he does... superb workmanship... it's @ blk 47, bendemeer road, one of the shops on the ground floor called kim hup lek trading (it is next to the carpark entrance on the right side of the road and shop is facing the mainroad)... only shop there that has seats, raincoats and helmets hanging like windchimes... ::

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:: yup he does... superb workmanship... it's @ blk 47, bendemeer road, one of the shops on the ground floor called kim hup lek trading (it is next to the carpark entrance on the right side of the road and shop is facing the mainroad)... only shop there that has seats, raincoats and helmets hanging like windchimes... ::

 

thanks man.. any idea how much for a re-wrap and/or re-cushion?

 

my current seat too hard and tearing. if too ex might as well get a new seat altogether

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thanks man.. any idea how much for a re-wrap and/or re-cushion?

my current seat too hard and tearing. if too ex might as well get a new seat altogether

 

:: shouldnt be that pricy... havent done it up before... but to wrap a full helmet costs arnd 30-40 bucks... so i guess wrapping of the seat should cost little more~ ::

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:: shouldnt be that pricy... havent done it up before... but to wrap a full helmet costs arnd 30-40 bucks... so i guess wrapping of the seat should cost little more~ ::

 

ok thanks will check it out

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When to wrap my seat today. $55 for two color with tubing and adding cushion. normal rewap $40.

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When to wrap my seat today. $55 for two color with tubing and adding cushion. normal rewap $40.

 

Do u mind posting here? So peeps here can have a look?

I osos want to see lah... Heheheh...:angel:

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I am selling my 2 stroke gilera runner, below are the things i change recently

 

-DENSO PLUG (RESISTOR/ U GROVE)

-MALOSSI WHITE TORQUE SPRING

-SLIDE

-PACKING, HEAD

-O RING, HEAD COVER

-O RING HEAD

-GASKET, BLOCK

-CRANKSHAFT ASSY

-BEARING, CRANKSHAFT

-CYLINDER PISTON ASSY

-WATER PUMP REPAIR KIT (SHAFT, FAN & SEAL)

-OIL SEAL, CRANKSHAFT

-DR PULLEY SLIDING ROLLER

-LABOUR & OVERHAUL

 

Above items listed comes with a receipt as proven. Total worth $1000.

 

I'm selling at $1200. Its FR plate with COE till 2009 Oct, road tax just renew Interested buyer can contact me at 93366939.

 

Sounds good deal to me tooo... All the best for your sale.... :thumb:

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Need 2 hour waiting,went there too late ,so I m going back tomorrow,he has taken the measurement and preparing the tubing.Will post picture when ready.

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Hi,

 

does anyone know how to maintain the brown leather seat...???

Apparently I heard when it rain and the seat get wet, the color do fade and stain the pants.

 

Any GTV owner who can give some tips will be appreciated.

 

Thanks

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use leather cleaner/oils. it protects the leather from drying and cracking/tearing. also prevents it from soaking up too much water. best protection is to cover your seat whenever its in the open using a waterproof seat cover or bike cover.

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