BITUBO REAR SHOCK W/RESERVOIR FOR MOST VINTAGE VESPAS (INCLUDING MOST SMALL FRAMES) (PV013YLV01) **Disclaimer: No Warranty**
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Bitubo Rear Shock for Vespa P, PX, PXE, Small Frame (excluding PK), Sprint, Rally, Super, GS160, SS180 and most other Vintage Vespas excluding wide-frame and handle-bar models from the 1950's.
Includes Nitrogen-charged reservoir. PV013YLV01
We would strongly recommend purchasing Reference number "014689L" for an easy and professional installation. This is an American made special bolt. It's a longer 9MM bolt that is required for the thicker lower mounting bracket of the Bitubo shock. Note: these are 20mm shorter than a stock P200E PX rear shocks.
These have an infinitely adjustable spring rate with their patented "coil-over" style of spring pre-load adjustment. These also have a secondary nitrogen-charged canister controlled by a rheostat that allows for further adjustment to the "rebound" or bounce back of the shock.
These are a great way to dial in your suspension for sporty handling or an extra comfortable ride when you are carrying a passenger or a heavy load.
Bitubo, founded in Italy in 1963, has been at the forefront of manufacturing shocks and dampeners for the motorcycle market since their inception. Bitubo equipped small displacement motorbikes have won world championships as far back as the 1970s. In fact, they have always been the pioneers in manufacturing quality performance shocks for all makes of Scooters especially the great Italian makes like Vespa and Piaggio.
**Disclaimer** No Refunds, Exchanges, or Returns on BITUBO SHOCKS.
We've had several of these blowing out and leaking fluid, but with current road conditions and driving habits there is no way for us to warranty these shocks. BITUBO WILL NOT WARRANTY THESE FOR US.
Additionally, some performance items may NOT be suitable for on-road or off road use. Scooter West is not responsible for any damages caused by the correct or incorrect installation and/or misuse of any performance products. SOLD "AS IS".