Appyasme1
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What do you reckon it would cost to buy SX 200 now??
There are a few different ones, original Italian, Spanish and later Indian. Plus they were built in France for a while as well but thaey were older LD models which are getting sought after now as well. The Spanish and Indian have turning front mudguards but a lot swap them to look like Italian.Are their two versions of Lambretta,one Inocienti,that is spelt wrong
Only if you stay asleepI am pleasantly surprised at the number of lambretta fans here, keep on posting


GET IT ON THE FORUM,let`s have a look.Sounds fantasticInnocenti ( Italian ) serveta (Spanish ) then they went out to India (SIL ) scooters India Limited.
I would love a series 3 , TV 200 , ( Innocenti )! anyway I'm back to Acid etching this front mud guard , 0nce that's sprayed , onto frame , bit of tig welding around stand bolt holes , then three coats of Acid etch , 4-5 coats of 2 PAC , & some go faster stripes ! Lol
He does a lot of buying and selling at fairs and is really into the scooter ethos. I just like the noise they make and the smell of two stroke smoke
The crank cases should have studs not bolts because of the torque thing and the aluminium is quite soft so it does strip easily. They don't come with nylocs as they tend to wind the studs back out so standard nuts and washers are best. Track down a copy of The Complete Spanner's Workshop Manual by "Sticky" Round for a good read about repairing and restoring them.I have a box of stroker carbs, have you a number I'll have a look through, you never know.Here's mine at a scooter meet I went to just for a look. I had a problem with the ignition a bit after this and fitted a new BGM 12v stator and coil. The Indian carb I fitted is a bit hit and miss, it runs alright but if I spot a decent priced Delorto I would swap it.
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I have a box of stroker carbs, have you a number I'll have a look through, you never know.



