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PX150E
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I was wandering around until I saw this very weird Vespa that seems like to be a CVT with a bodykit, does anyone know what is this type of scooter?
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'07 GTS250, '07 LX150, '81 P200E, '78 P200E, '74 VBC1, '64 V90 and 3 Ciaos
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I bet it's just a retrofitted GY6 variant. Not sure how the shock works, though.
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That's a solid nope. A sacrilege that nobody should even consider to replicate.

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