Where is Vespa chassis number?

Where is Vespa chassis number?

The Chassis Number can be found near the bike’s handle or motor.

How do I check a Vespa VIN number?

Where is a VIN Number Located on a Vespa vehicle?

1. VIN embossed on a vehicle frame in the engine area.
2. Windshield on the driver’s side corner.
3. Doorjamb at driver’s side.
4. Vehicle documentation. Vehicle registration documents. Purchase contract. Insurance or Lease policy.

How many Vespa models are there?

It sells six models in India – the SXL 150, VXL 150, SLX 125, VXL 125, Elegance and the Vespa LX 125.

Is Vespa made in Vietnam?

26 – Italy’s Piaggo is opening a new US$30 million Vespa factory in Vietnam to manufacture their 125 and 150 cc scooters. Piaggio is Europe’s biggest maker of two-wheeled vehicles and the fourth largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world.

Which model Vespa is best?

Vespa SXL. The first scooter on our list is the most popular one by Piaggio – the smart and stylish Vespa SXL. Recently this model got a facelift and came back with a BS6-compliant engine which we are very excited about. Available in 2 variants, the Vespa SXL is priced between Rs.

Is Vespa Italian?

Vespas are more than just scooters. Over the years, they have become an icon of Italian culture and of “made in Italy” itself. They have been featured endlessly on the big screen in movies like Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita” or “Roman Holiday” with Audrey Hepburn.

How do I know what model my Vespa is?

The number will start with a prefix (ex. VSE1M) which denotes the model, then a star and a 4 to 6 digit number with a star at the end which denotes the year. A typical engine number may look like this: VSE1M*123456* Vespa Small Frame (how do I know if my Vespa is small frame?

What is the Vespa Vin decoder table?

The Vespa VIN Decoder table allows you to get the built date and model number of your vintage Vespa scooters. You need to first locate the VIN on the frame of your scooter.

How do I tell what year my scooter is?

You need to first locate the VIN on the frame of your scooter. It is most likely on the frame under the enginge side cowl. Once you have the number – let’s say that the VIN reads VLB1T109500 then you use the table to see that a VLB1T is a 150 Sprint and the numbers tell that it is built-in 1970.

Are Vespas made in Italy?

Most Vespas are true Italian bikes but on a smaller scale the design was licensed to manufacturing companies in other countries. Douglas manufactured models in the UK, ACMA in France, and Sears Allstate imported them from Italy but re-labeled them with the Allstate logo.