Vespa

[stconan]

can anyone give me some detailas on where there are some vespa dealers in bangkok, any shops anywhere in thailand, anything. l live in phuket at the mo so any help would be great. thanx

[johng]

I've seen a few for sale privately in Pattaya,never seen one for sale in a shop..do you want a new one ??

[zoltannyc]

This is the scooter site incl VESPA for Thailand

http://www.thaiscooter.com/

Here is the list of motobike shops in BKK

http://www.geocities.com/bkkriders/shops/index.html

[tigerbeer]

id say come up here to chiang mai and you would have a blast choosing the best of them vespas. thousands here in shops all over. shoudl be cheaper here too.

[grimesy]

Try Chinatown. There are loads scattered around. Are you after an old classic? GS 150-160cc very popular with Thais ( 40,000 - 60,000 Baht) for a decent one. Vespa Sprints the Thai Vespa work horse, you know the ones with 5 rolls of fabric strapped to the rear rack and Somchai sat somewhere near the front mudguard! are good and can be a little bit cheaper. But check the rearshocks

For spares " Super Mana Yorn" www.thaivespashop.com has nearly everything either from Italy, India or Taiwan. Ask for Pnid ,the owner's son , he speaks English. but he's a bit too cocky. Thinks he knows everything.

Service Piaggy , K.Boon nice guy, chummy with the Morlocks S.C. Germany, speaks English 09 5141736

This guy P' Pong ( No Thai ) of Pongservice 01 6284734 ,does excellant work he did my PX vespa.

www.grimesyvespa.blogspot.com

Although 9 months, it was rather frustrating!!! But saying that the chassis was cut in half and the middle section ( floorboards/spine ) was replaced +++++++ A normal recondition should be alot quicker. He usually has afew for sale, too.

What are you after??

Grimesy

Edited June 2, 2006 by grimesy

[RAZZELL]

Or try this guy

http://www.huahinclassicscooters.com/

[stconan]

thanx for all the help, on the hunt now .

[mbkudu]

For spares " Super Mana Yorn" www.thaivespashop.com has nearly everything either from Italy, India or Taiwan. Ask for Pnid ,the owner's son , he speaks English. but he's a bit too cocky. Thinks he knows everything.

Please avoid this shop like the plague. I bought a 'restored' 'Vespa' from them and from day one had one headache after another with it. The owner is only after money and cares nothing of providing decent service, and the mechanics are complete hacks. The list of my woes is long and I won't type them here, but I would be more than willing to dissuade, by PM, anyone contemplating a deal with this shop. Steer clear; there are so many other alternatives out there.

[Kwasaki]

Bikes in Thailand Forum would give you more info.:jap:

[billd766]

How about one like this in a village near me though I don't think it is for sale.