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Did you know?
It took until 1954 when Innocenti had a
model that went over the 100.000 items produced. This was the popular
Lambretta 150LD Series 2 |
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A common practice when reassembling is doing a 'dry mount'. That is try
to assemble most parts before they're finally painted. So when everything is in
primer make sure all pieces fit all right in particular when you buy your
scooter already dismantled. It's possible that some extra bending or welding is necessary
so beware before you do the final painting.
When using new bolts and nut choose for inox types, they're a bit more expensive
but it will be rust free for ever. Some dealers like Chambers (UK) can offer
complete kits inclusive all special nuts and bolts for a fair prices. Don't
waste your time go searching them locally you'll always end up missing some
bolts. Pay special attention to the cable routing use you're photos made when dismantling.
Wrongly fit cables won't work very smooth.
The electric main cable was here also completely swapped for a new one. Make
sure you buy the right with or without battery. Also on this scooter there was a
pre and post modification possibility. This was a post-mod type which can easily
been spot at the brake light contact which has only one connector. |