I would rather the pox than buy a Vespa
Fox chucked in with the chickens who will bite first

kayz1 wrote:I would rather the pox than buy a Vespa
Fox chucked in with the chickens who will bite first

kayz1 wrote:I would rather the pox than buy a Vespa
Fox chucked in with the chickens who will bite first

I wasn't the one who couldnt get the monster Integra on centre stand in Spain or couldn't follow the cyclist up the cycle lane past traffic because the Integra was too wide . If you want to get ahead get a Vespa it's a way of life .

pikey wrote:couldn't follow the cyclist up the cycle lane past traffic

It wasn't 'couldn't', we just wouldn't follow you up the cycle lane because any passing Five O would have taken a very dim view of that manouevre

The Vespa has quite grown on me TBH, although Scene Tax makes them expensive for what they are. As for Peugeot, I wouldn't own another of their scooters however cheap it was.

Only Brits obey traffic laws abroad if there's a gap you go for it's in Vespa owners manual .

I paid £670 for mine hoping to get that back when I sell it .Expensive compared with a £300 xevo I agree .

If I could get a Vespa that wasn't a metal monocoque, had storage for a helmet, jacket and trousers under the seat, had a 300+cc engine and ABS, chances are I would consider buying one.

That may well have been because of all the tools and spares,,,"coil and stuff" i took for the Vespa
plus i had side cases on you did not...
Anyway you bit first

This may surprise you had message off Tim Dawes who did Le Jog with us week ago asking about Forza 300 .I said hadn't heard anything bad about it had another message tonight he's been for test ride and he thought it was cramped and handled worse than the Helix .Re tools only used pliers and adjustable spanner out of your kit as it saved me unloading to get to mine under the seat .I also would like to remind you who had 24 mm socket and female torx socket to repair Jaz's Xevo and of course just little matter of me having a bearing and saved hours of messing about .I will bite every time diss the Vespa and you diss the Pikey word out

gn2 wrote:If I could get a Vespa that wasn't a metal monocoque, had storage for a helmet, jacket and trousers under the seat, had a 300+cc engine and ABS, chances are I would consider buying one.

I'm sure they'll bear that in mind when designing their next new model