(Was in the wrong thread, sorry.)
Hi Rob.
We have 3 Scooters 1 Vespa 50S, 1Vespa PX 200, and a Lambretta LIS
150 that was fully restored and purhased from ScootRS. The Lambretta is
Spot On we have only had some minor easy fixable problems.
(1) Shipping the clutch handle was broke. ScootRS sent a new 1 free of charge no problem.
(2) Clutch and Gear Cables needed to be reset now all fine no problem.
(3) Fast fuel tap had to be fitted but that was our choice now no problem.
(4) The Carberetor and Air Filter are not the original Lambretta set
up the Air Filter tends to keep coming loose all you have to do is fit a
better hose clamp or leave it off Scooter runs ok with it off anyway.
Overall the Restoration, Quality Workmanship, and Service we have
experienced from ScootRS has been nothing but good. We have parked in
our Garage next to our Lammbretta a original Lambretta TV 200 restored
in Australia and the quality is no way as good as ScooRs all though it
is a lovely looking Scooter that 1 belongs to Our Daughters Boyfriend
who we call a Plastic Mod as he is trying to relive the 60s a great lad
and we wined him up all the time. He even said to me he wouldnt mind
getting a Scooter from ScootRS. We have also bought a lot of gear for
our Vespa PX from ScootRS Chrome Side Panels, Spot Lights, and a
Moderated Black and White Seat. We originally bought a Black and White
Seat Cover but we had problems getting it to fit. So I would allways
recomend if you are thinking about changing your Seat go for the full
Seat.
My Wife Sandra and I are original Old 60s Mods from the UK and now
live in Australia. Our first Scooter was a Lambretta Series 1 I paid 5
Quid for it our 2nd Scooter was a Lambretta Series 2 in them days we
could never afford a Lambretta Series 3 but in them days most of us Mods
where riding around on Lammbretta Series 1 and 2 and Vespa 125s fully
Moderated up and then our last Scooter in the UK was a Vespa 125 by this
time the 60s Mods where starting to fase out but now the Mod revivale
seems to be coming back big time. Happy Scootering.
Jim and San a couple of Old 60s Mods.