Modern Vespa

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Poop!!!!! I gotta take a break,trying to post pic's for 2 hrs!!!

Looks like you're missing a [/IMG] after each link.
You need a [IMG] before each one and a [/IMG] after each one.

There, ya got it...

Dah..... yes.... I guess I'll just do what I have been doing and someone else can get them to show up !!!

THAT is a beautiful bike.

I wanted to show these in my post yesterday when I put my L V on.

The image tagging doesn't always work very well. Copy the link from photobucket with the tags already inserted, or use the keyboard to type them.

Thanks, it is the first bike I have had that is about fun and image(no pun intended)

BTW, if you quote the post where your images are showing you'll be able to see how it's done.

Thanks to all for the tips. Horefully, I'll do better in the future. Is there an emoticon for stupid??

Those are some nice chrome safety guards on the rear. What brand and how much? Do you think they would fit my GTS?

OOPS Sarah123 , I got those at Motorsports. They are the Vespa brand. I don't remember how much they cost(probably best if I don't). They were on sale, and yes they will fit the 250/300.

Vespa makes chrome accessories for all their models. Go to your dealer or buy online. http://www.scooterwest.com/items/?_pageCCS=t#page=/item_details/GTS-Premium-Rear-Bars/845

JailHouseDoc, I edited your post to get the images to show. There were a couple of errors that I noticed. The coding for your photos should look something like below. In yours the end part of it was in caps like /IMG rather than lowercase like /img. As well, the /img part was inserted part way through the URL of your images and not at the end. I reattached it all so it works. Click edit or quote on your post to see what I did.

Are they hard to put on? They look nice, looks like all I need is a cresent wrench and a screwdriver, I could do it in a pinch. Harry had a bunch of tools in the garage, how difficult could it be.

Here's a link to a Wiki article on how to install crash bars on a GTS:

https://modernvespa.com/forum/article26731

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Oops, I just noticed that those are different bars. They are like Benny has on his sig.
The ones Jail House Doc has are very similar to the ones I put on my LX150. They were pretty easy. Many have had problems where the two sides meet at the back. They sometimes don't fit together well without using a Dremel on the inside of the one tube. Mine just need a little deburring with the Dremel and they slid right together. You shouldn't need a lot of fancy tools for this installation. Just take your time and be careful not to scratch your paint while you're fitting the bars. Some folks put tape over their paint to protect it while doing this kind of work.

Benito, Thanks. I am at my sons house,and he helped me do the avitar.Boy does the LV,and the computer chipping work. I was able to maintain 75-79 mph on I 90 with no problem Thanks to everyone for all the help with the pic's.When I put my aux fuel cell on, I will post some pic's also. Again,thanks for eveyones patients. I am such an idiot about computers!!!

Wow, nice bike. Love the brown and the pipe.

Just gorgeous!! The bright white really makes the leather stand out. I'm jealous of those brown grips. 8) I have to say that's the *classiest* Super I've seen so far. Most of the other Supers seem to be going for more of the slim down sporty look.

Thanks, it came with a black seat, grips, and knee pads. The wife was into the black, but I went for the dark brown "motif"as Robin Williams would say. If I was younger and I had a slimmed down sporty look, then I would, but I don't,so I didn't

Beautiful job! I would have been dubious of the brown leather on the white but that really looks sharp!

I'm positively drooling! That's one nice custom look!

Thank you, I really like it + you don't see many 300's in this combo.