Modern Vespa

How common were the viet bodges in the United States around 2005?

Extremely common. People were bringing them by the container load.

And most of them seem to be Supers or Sprints. With the "rare" trap headset, of course. Yellow boots, optional.

The Sprints were frequently PakiBodges, often with the sidesaddle step still installed. Loads of the stereotypical 10" VBB's, too.

For some reason I don't know, many of the Paki scoots were painted blue, almost a sky blue. Maybe it's a military color over there.

a NEW kinda bodge?
Same old/new/classic paintjob & price!

nah, no bodge, just questionable taste.

I don't hate it, honestly. if the glovebox and floorboard were tied in I think that It'd look pretty sharp. don't care for the seat, but that's so subjective.

guys! guys! SHHH! SHHH! the dean's here.

Yeah, well, I'm the OP of this topic, so I get notified on Every. Single. Bodge.

That's how much I love you guys.

*looks at all the pages and +1's*
*dies inside a little*

Fortunately the forum aggregates multiple topic replies into one notification if I'm not actively checking notifications.

would you say that the software is a scalable SaaS type model that projects to medium sized enterprises and, say, if you're not actively checking these notifications provides a lucrative end to end solution? furthermore does it concern you from an occupation standpoint?

would you say that the software is a scalable SaaS type model that projects to medium sized enterprises and, say, if you're not actively checking these notifications provides a lucrative end to end solution? furthermore does it concern you from an occupation standpoint?

would you say that the software is a scalable SaaS type model that projects to medium sized enterprises and, say, if you're not actively checking these notifications provides a lucrative end to end solution? furthermore does it concern you from an occupation standpoint?

I'm just waiting for AI to come for all the bodgemakers' jobs.

man, have you read the scooter descriptions on BAT? it's like a whole different language over there. might as well be chatGPT

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Yeah, well, I'm the OP of this topic, so I get notified on Every. Single. Bodge.

That's how much I love you guys.

You Sure are to blame...

Origins of "Bodgespotting"

Isn't that what leadership is all about? Someone to blame when things go sideways?

4464 posts, 723314 views, 83 tonnes of bog & a collective total of 6741 kms is a LONG way sideways!

that's not a bodge. it appears to be a fairly unmolested US market bike (still has the tractor tail light and reflectors) that somebody with questionable taste owned.

the price is wayyyyy too high, though.

Comes with a pizza shop, right?

or at least a lifetime supply of free pizza!

It needs some kind of leaning tower of Pisa fendercrest ornament type thing because it just doesn't scream Italy loud enough yet.

when you hit the horn it goes: whatsamattawityouuuu

that's not a bodge. it appears to be a fairly unmolested US market bike (still has the tractor tail light and reflectors) that somebody with questionable taste owned.

the price is wayyyyy too high, though.

when you hit the horn it goes: whatsamattawityouuuu

Wow this is some thread, quite fascinating in depth and valuable.

I came away with fakes and ringers, import fakes, some not 100% authentic machines, custom scoots.and scooters some people just don't like what they've done to them.

I was hoping for lists of dodgy suppliers, sellers, and dangerous non roadworthy machines to stear clear of.

Wow this is some thread, quite fascinating in depth and valuable.

I came away with fakes and ringers, import fakes, some not 100% authentic machines, custom scoots.and scooters some people just don't like what they've done to them.

I was hoping for lists of dodgy suppliers, sellers, and dangerous non roadworthy machines to stear clear of.