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burgman400 Hooked 2008 LX 150 Joined:Posts: 396Location: Greenwood Indianaquote Re: Vespa lx 125 VS 150I have a 2008 LX125 and have just (yesterday) taken delivery of an LX150. The 125 is a very smooth running engine and surprisingly "spunky". I have driven both the 125 and 150 and can honestly say that I cannot tell much of a difference between them. Traffic Jammer said:I have a 2008 LX125 and have just (yesterday) taken delivery of an LX150. See https://modernvespa/forum/wiki-lxhttps://modernvespa/forum/wiki-lx[/quote] Traffic Jammer, I see you bought a Symba.
Few brands capture the spirit of Italian cool and flamboyance quite like Ferrari and Vespa. The timelines of the Prancing Horse and Piaggio’s flagship export overlap almost seamlessly, with the first Ferrari-badged car coming just months after the inaugural 98 cc Vespa scooter began production in the summer of 1946. In 2001, Piaggio unveiled the Vespa Ferrari ET4 150 as a dedication to Scuderia Ferrari for its Championship success in the preceding year’s Formula 1 season. The Vespa LX 125 ‘Ferrari Edition’ broke cover in 2006, revealed with limited fanfare owing to its extreme exclusivity. Like the earlier ET4, the LX 125 ‘Ferrari Edition’ was finished in the same classic shade of red, with a suede seat trimmed with leather used in Ferrari cars.
quote Re: views on the fuel injection vespa Kevski wrote: Hi, I bought one of the fuel injected vespa's last year. I have learned to wait 4 or 5 seconds for the electrics to kick in, before i press the starter button. After waiting a few seconds it starts up first time every time. Its my first vespa so I can't really compare it to other vespas. Kevin I am thinking the 125ie is just about the same as the 150ie other then a slight different in displacement.
OP Abdee Member Vespa LX 125 Joined:Posts: 25Location: BrisbanequoteI'm calling anyone out there who could help me out in getting my Vespa back on the road again. Once done, I replaced the spark plug and I tried starting the Vespa. It smelled fuel really bad though and no fuel or oil was leaking on the ground. Once done, I replaced the spark plug and I tried starting the Vespa. It smelled fuel really bad though and no fuel or oil was leaking on the ground.
OP E Blair Lurker N/A Joined:Posts: 4Location: Europequote I need some help here please. Am currently a Vespa Virgin and am looking to correct that by buying second hand. I have seen in a shop a "Vespa 125" but am unable to determine (nor the shop assistant for that matter!) whether it is an LX or an ET4. Also, what is the difference bewteen an ET4 125 and an LX 125 besides the catalytic converter?
