Modern Vespa

Anyone fancy a "brand new" 4 stroke Rally 200?

http://www.tassouk.co.uk/iconic_rally200.html

I've got the real McCoy . . . 1976 Rally 200 . . . but if i didn't then i'd seriously consider buying one of these . . . especially the 4 stroke version.

That's not bad looking at all.

An interesting alternative to a new GTS.

$6400 for a Stella with fake Rally cowls and headset? no thanks.

looks like the body kit developed by Vivo in Edinburgh

It is.
Vivo are no more i hear - good riddance - shockin service run by lazy management.
Tass have taken over the body kit side of things.

It looks like the same exact website. Probably the same people under a new name.

I'm just glad there is a market for the shifty scooter with this look. I would still find a 2 stroke Stella before I would drop the bigger bucks on one of these.

Either way I am not potential buyer, I dream of a Primavera or Honda Supersport 400.

They should put a P fork in it too.

Damn, they already stole my idea.


That thing looks like shit.


NAMMER

I know its not everyones cup of tea & its expensive but Nammer it aint.

EDINBURGH

Oh well . . . hope you feel better getting that off your chest . . .

Like i said, i have a real one

I actually tried to edit out the crap I wrote, in favor of just the "EDINBURGH" part. I was trying to be funny and realized that being so wordy just came across as dicky. But I wrote it so I'll own it. But it is much more entertaining without the paragraph above it.

Damn! If I would have just used an emoticon all of this would have been avoided. Damn.

Its fine . . dont worry about it . . . its all just a laugh

It's very odd that they use a virtual office address in Central London. I know St John's Street very well. So, you call what you think is a London number and then it gets bounced to someone in....Scotland for example. Nobody is doing this stuff in St John's Street. So, who would hide behind that? What happened to Vivo?

I believe the people who owned the business fell out over something or other and split the business into two parts

The director of Tasso was also the director of Vivo,
the unit which Tasso is run from is just up the road from where Vivo was run from,
they sell the same products as Vivo sold,
They are registered at a 'virtual address' when they are actually based in Scotland.

I would but at least 20 pence on the fact that they are the same company and they closed down and re-opened with a different name for 'dubious' reasons.

Still,the kits do look quite nice.