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Johnny Two Tone
'15 GTS300, '86 PX125EFL, '66 VBB, '01 ET4
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My rims on the P both had been bent by the P.O. In Lambrettas, we'd use these for to make hub holding tools. Are they useful for this or anything else in the Vespa World?
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Molto Verboso
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Donate them to a local scooter club so they can make trophies outta em for their next rally...
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Mr. Clean
P,SUPER,V90, 50 Special
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Wall art
Spacer between stovetop and large pot... helps chocolate not burn
Risers for underneath potted plants
Portholes for wooden ship you build for the kids at the community park
Helmet lock ring for space suit costume
Outer ring for homemade banjo
Top ring for homemade conga drums
Really heavy tambourine
Riser to set new rims on and paint (leave studs in)
Ringtoss rings for scooter rally BBQ
Target ring for tiny football throw at dame BBQ
Rims for bent vespa

These are all the knows uses I know of!
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Never thought of them for portholes before, they would be good for a yellow submarine.

They make good bases for vespa headset desklamps.
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Sharpen them into zombi decapitation throwing disks and put them in your bug-out kit.
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Veni, Vidi, Posti
px200 cutdown,px180,px150. Puch SR. Puch scooterette
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top ring for a windchime, using dodgy kickstart levers, cranks, pistons and an adjustable spanner for the chime parts



ive made one. just dont bang your head on the seized crank
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Moderibbit
1980 P200E - "Old Rusty", 1976 ET3 Primavera
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dog collar for a very big dog or very strange sex?
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nothing at all
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Paper weight to hold down the other trash in trash can..........where they belong.
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74 Super, 75 Super, PX project, LML off-roader and '66 Blue Badge Smallframe
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Vader19 wrote:
Rims for bent vespa
LOL!! Give Planet Vespa a call!
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Johnny Two Tone
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I see they aren't good for much. But I like the creativity of the answers!
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sdjohn wrote:
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I see they aren't good for much.
Huh?
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dr.ona wrote:
Donate them to a local scooter club so they can make trophies outta em for their next rally...
A most excellent suggestion! I have one on my shop wall!

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Molto Verboso
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That's cool
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Garden hose holder, picture frame for your Vespa poster.
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joshzingzing wrote:
top ring for a windchime, using dodgy kickstart levers, cranks, pistons and an adjustable spanner for the chime parts



ive made one. just dont bang your head on the seized crank
Got a photo?
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Hooked
1980 p200e, 2005 Stella w/ Sidecar, 2006 Triumph Scrambler
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I like the stove top spacer. The side burner on my Weber grill is way, way too hot. Now I am in the market for a fubar'd rim.
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weld two cross beams on em so they come to a triangle, and rest on your swing arm, great tool to help in torquing down axle nut as it will hold everything in place.
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Johnny Two Tone
'15 GTS300, '86 PX125EFL, '66 VBB, '01 ET4
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TrojanMod wrote:
weld two cross beams on em so they come to a triangle, and rest on your swing arm, great tool to help in torquing down axle nut as it will hold everything in place.
Like this, right? I haven't had to pull the rear hub on the P200 before but I didn't know if it was like Lambretta where there is no other way to get a proper torque on it. This was my original question, though I didn't really state it quite right.

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