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Name	luigi
Lives in	Metrowest, Massachusetts
About:	I also help out on the scoot.net FAQ wiki project, check it out at: http://scoot.net/faq I ride with RI from Javaspeed on Wednesdays and Smallstate usually does a classic scooter only ride on Saturdays. A longtime Worcester guy, I have given up trying to get things going in Central Mass, due to the present situation there. I try (but usually fail) to get free for Sundays evenings to meet up with the Stranglers. Woody says I am too nice to be one, but I still think they are a great bunch to hang with. Find I am more interested in wrenching as the seasons go on. The more bikes you own the more work that needs to be done. I am working on setting up an extensive road repair kit and some more serious gear to do more extensive resto and repair at home.
Scooters I own: 1961 Allstate This pile of parts is masquarading as a scooter. Seized non-runner, barn bodged all over, rat extraordinaire! My first purchase, it keeps me humble. Someday, someday.... 1976 Sprint Veloce - EU In Italy, the original owner put a P-horn cast on it. A lot of kids who couldn't afford a Nuouva Linea (P-series) but wanted to look more modern, would cut the metal horn cast off and install the Pseries plastic one, yes yes I know, but I am leaving it. A fairly good wet sanded masked repaint Red from original Dark Blue. Used in the movie Pink Panther II" (watch Andy Garcia escape from the 'exploding facory' on it). 1974 Rally 200 - US It was a US turn signal/battery model, removed in rewire by the original owner. A shriner bike (logos all removed prior) from SF, stock white with a black cowls/mudguard (a former dealer made up shiner group). Owners nephew brought it to New England a few years back. In process of a total resto, waiting on me to rebuild the fork. Engine with Pcrank conversion done by Chris Reeve last year, waiting for me to get off my butt. 1965 SS180 - EU My baby, a beautifully restored bike. (Thanks to Jim Fowler @ SCOMO) Stock/NOS/original all around - save Mauro Pascouli trim on the floor rails, a sebac rear shock and a mismatched glovebox rubber (white instead of grey). Oh... and a first over gearbox shim, like butta! First scooter to ever win a cup at the Larz Andersen Classic EU Motorcycle show (2005 - Larz Andersen Award - runner up to Best in Show). Also Best Vespa - 2005 Summit Point. 1963 GS160 (Series II) Formerly owned by Dicky Barrett, lead singer of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. Restored by a car guy not a scooterist so some things are not correct (repops and improper hardware). Painted House of Kolor Brandywine. Enough mistakes in the the resto that I don't feel bad riding it! Untill the Rally is done, this is my second scoot for riding. 1970 GTr - EU A rat ("Ham sammich 2007" = best rat at FYBO 2007 - Mike Scott at the helm.) but not black, the brown brush painted with housepaint cowls add that patina of home. Stock top end, since a rinnovata, the three port 125 is peppy, but I do need to replace the kickstart quad as is can slip if you don't finesse it. If you're in town and good, it could be your loaner bike.

Here are a few of my favorite rally pictures.
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