These pages came from, Vespa style in motion






Close up photos help a bunch!
This Blog documents my first scooter restoration. The goal is to provide as accurate to manufacturer spec -- details related to the SS180 so those that are restoring their SS180 can keep it as "original" as possible. But please note: I would also like to offer alternatives to make the bike more reliable as a "daily rider" so that those SS180 owners can benefit from this blog as well.
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