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GregP.
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| June 5, 2012 at 9:04 am #362 | |
 burgessgh Member
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I all – I brought a vespa this week, my first ever, it is in need of a lot of tlc. To get me started I needed to find out what it is, I was told it was a 150cc and this seems to be true but I cant figure out the rest. I can’t find a chassis number anywhere on the bike and the only engine number I can find doesn’t match anything I’ve seen online (the number is – EP126073). The horncast, handle bars and kick start has Piaggio on them, the cylinder head has Baja stamped on it, the fly wheel has Paijifa on it and the speedo has Poupt on it … I’m stumped as to what I have, does anyone have any clues? |
| June 5, 2012 at 9:25 am #365 | |
 Jim Keymaster
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Hello grahame_burgess, this forum is mainly for NZeta scooters, however most of us all own and are interested in other scooters as well. Just a quick google check on “Paijifa” returned a blogspot site: “Vespa partnered with many different companies around the world to manufacture scooters. The Paijifa 150 is a distant cousin of America’s favorite scooter, the Genuine Stella” Personally I have never seen one and it seems they are few and far between. Anyone else ? |
| August 20, 2012 at 3:58 pm #464 | |
 GregP Member
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I think you’ve about covered it – have found these Vespas on Trade-me before – always listed as 150 cc. I think the motor (compression ratio) is slightly detuned compared to Italian Vespas. Would be interesting to see if NZ Vespa people support this model. Would imagine V 150 parts fit. Greg.P. |
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