The Vesparize™ your Vespa scooter pages feature tips, updates and instruction to maintain, upgrade, modify by adding your personal interpretation onto your Vespa. …becoming a member of the Vesparization Nation™
After the German Ambassador to Pakistan Martin Kobler received permission to export his Vespa scooter, he decided to have it decorated with Pakistani truck art. Martin was pleased with the finished look, saying, “Haa! My Vespa is here. look at this truck art.. out for my first trip now in beautiful spring weather. gonna enjoy […]
Decade old rusted Vespa muffler and shield cover are Vesparized One of the easiest and low cost way to improve the appearance of a mature Vespa, is to refurbish the old often road beaten scooter muffler and shield cover into a sleek dark modern finish The muffler and shield cover take up a significant amount […]
The Vespa PS 240 delivers a better power to weight ratio than the Porche 911 GT3 Scooter and Service out of Hamburg, Germany mixed and matched parts from six different motor scooters to create the Vespa PS 240. Based on a PX frame and a GS rear, the PS 240 delivers a better power to […]
Lithium batteries can be up to 80 per cent lighter than the standard lead batteries. Most of us when riding our scooter enjoy going fast and faster . Kits are available to improve the original acceleration and top speed. Replacing OEM original parts with high performing specialized parts aimed at increasing the Vespas horsepower (HP) […]
Whether it’s referred to as an Upgrade, Replacement or Recall, whichever name Piaggio calls it, the overdue recall is finally here! As Piaggio insists on referring to the free fuel pump replacement, an upgrade, the long-awaited Vespa fuel pump recall is finally here! The “upgrade” is good news for many riders who have had severe, […]
Paul Weller seems to instinctively know when to stop. One of the most difficult decisions to make when customizing a scooter is how much or how little to customize. From the light touch on the Vespa Sprint seen below, to the more complex artwork on the Vespa PX200, Joe Nelis seems to have found the right balance. A scooter project can easily go […]
Two thirds of the project completed. The top screw remains unpaintedndemonstrating the cosmetic improvement of the two painted screws below. Given how much Vespas cost, you’d expect them to be shipped with fully matching body hardware. Vespas arrive from their manufacturer, Piaggio, with their rear fender screws left unpainted. This isn’t so clear from a […]
Vesparize™ your Vespa scooter by easily adding a windscreen Whether it’s for riding down the highway, or in cold weather, a fly screen or windscreen is absolutely vital for your bike or scooter. They are inexpensive and easy to install, and offer essential protection from road debris and the elements alike. The following instructions in […]