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L57-6440
Front Brake Shoe Set for Large Frame Vintage Vespa Scooters with Manual Transmission
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Front Brake Shoe Set for Large Frame Vintage Vespa Scooters with Manual Transmission is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Front Brake Shoe Set for Large Frame Vintage Vespa Scooters with Ma...
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Description
Description
This front brake shoe set is for large frame vintage Vespa scooters models with a manual transmission.
The vintage Vespa models that used this type of brake shoes:
Pre-1981 Vespa Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN)
If you are unsure of the year and model of your vintage pre-1981 Vespa motor scooter, you can find this information with the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on your scooter's chassis. All VIN numbers begin with the letter 'V'. The letters and numbers between 'V' and 'T' will give you the model number. Some of the large frame vintage Vespa models are identified simply by the 'V' plus the next two letters. Thus a Vespa GT 125 may also be known as a VNL, a PX 150 may be referred to as a VLX, and so forth. Use the link in the paragraph below to access the full range of Vespa VIN and model designations.
The numbers after 'T' are your scooters actual serial number. By matching your scooter's VIN with the chart table here you will find your correct model and year of manufacture.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
The vintage Vespa models that used this type of brake shoes:
- VLA GL 150
- VLB 150 Sprint
- VNL 125 GT/GTR/TS
- VS5/4 GS 150
- VSB GS160
- VSC SS180
- VSD Rally 180
- VSE Rally 200
Pre-1981 Vespa Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN)
If you are unsure of the year and model of your vintage pre-1981 Vespa motor scooter, you can find this information with the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on your scooter's chassis. All VIN numbers begin with the letter 'V'. The letters and numbers between 'V' and 'T' will give you the model number. Some of the large frame vintage Vespa models are identified simply by the 'V' plus the next two letters. Thus a Vespa GT 125 may also be known as a VNL, a PX 150 may be referred to as a VLX, and so forth. Use the link in the paragraph below to access the full range of Vespa VIN and model designations.
The numbers after 'T' are your scooters actual serial number. By matching your scooter's VIN with the chart table here you will find your correct model and year of manufacture.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning