I really enjoyed this,thank you for sharing. I was shocked the ox was the px first to go (biased ox owner) What a awesome trip,makes me want to adventure. Thank you again

Great video! I'm a newcomer to small bikes, but have been riding big bikes since I was 18 yrs old back in 1986. My wife and I toured Mindenao in Philippines quite extensively some years back on a small 125ccm scooter, and I discovered that the fun of riding is not about the cubikcentimeters of your engine, but the people you ride with and the places you go... Now I'm on the outlook for a small bike, I'm not sure if I'm a scooter guy, but something under 500 ccm and older than 1990, would definitely suit me. I love, however, to ride long distance, so a good group of people could also be decimental for what I would end up choosing to ride...

Very nice

with that many riders, i think getting a support vehicle would have been a good idea. a van with a trailer, it could carry out rider and scooter too and spare parts to keep on going... it is cost effective and everyone well enjoy the trip...

What a beautiful ride, great sceenery, nice road i love it ❤👍

Trop bien

Great video, What Engine / Kit is the Series 2 running? Greetings from Australia

Inspirational video!! Subscribed. Sweden is beautiful!! definitely must pay a visit sometimes in the near future. On my tweekt Vespa Primavera ofcourse Well done and a Merry Christmas to all of you!!

A great video from a great ride! Thanks for sharing ❤

Looks like he's taking a dump on 2 wheels 😂

Nice one. I’ve never scootered that far north before. I’ve mostly been in France/northern Spain - easier for me to get to from Ireland. Merry Yule to all.

日本より、 メリークリスマス

Very nice Thomas! God Jul fra Oslo! 🎅🏼🎄❄️🍺🛵💨💨

Igen en fed video af jeres tur 😜👌🏻 Nøj hvor jeg glæder mig til den nye sæson 🙏🏻 Rigtig god jul 🎄🎉🎅🏻

Nice ;-)

Lovely to watch you guys on those classic scooters and the beauty of Sweden. I used to love my 1965 Lambretta SX200. Greetings from the UK.

Another nice one!

Nice video! Well edited 👌. Unfortunately at this moment it's to cold and rainy for vespa trips so we watch vespa movies on youtube... friendly regards from Belgium 🇧🇪

Fantastisk Thomas 👏🏻. Særligt når man sidder 23/12 og ikke kan vente på sæsonen starter.

That dude in shorts and sandals 😮

Wonder scenery. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

It's very nice to watch and relax

BRAVO FROM GREECE

Nice 🎵 😊

Great advice, thanks, I'll check out your channel for the editing videos.

Good to see a fox tail on a scooter. That takes me back. 👍 😊

Nice. 👌

Great video, !!!!

Sounds pretty good. 👍

Awesome video! I’ve done a few long trips on my vintage Scoot, but nothing like this. Rode from Bakersfield, California to San Francisco for a rally in one day once. About a 400 mile day. Please check out some of my videos from rallies here in the US if you get a chance! Keep up the good work!

Awesome videos. I m joining in to the channel. Very well made. See you on the road one day.

love the map in the opening 😁

Passo dello Stelvio next time

Really amazing trip you ve made. I am planing with a friend of mine to go from Bulgaria to Nordkapp next summer. Big respect for this trip. Cheers! :)

HAhahahahaha! Fantastisk

Woohooo...a real adventure. After the shaft replacement, valve, and cylinder repair, it should be good for another 60 years and 40k!!!!!!! I've been in similar situation. I broke down and a guy in a pick up truck stalled right in front of me. We got his truck going, loaded the scooter in his truck, and he had an uncle about 2 miles away that welded the frame for free. Of course I still paid him, but neither of us spoke the others language(the nephew did, but left after the intro). What a day. Ahhhh, the smell of 2 stroke in the morning 😁

Awesome video! Thanks!

No way 😂

Great trip ❤ see vriders club ...

The Vespa is very reliable. Bad roads can make you fall down and possibly break something on your scooter. You need a good machinic with you. I had a 1964 Sears Allstate Vespa that I had to mix the oil and fuel in a 2% mixture. That means there is less that can go wrong with the oil automatic pump. The gas was better before they started puting ethonol in the gas. I put 40,000 miles on this scooter and went thru 5 tires and a few spark plugs. Changed the 6V bulb in the tail light to a 12V. The 6V kept burning out. Absolutely no problems with anything. Then a guy wrecked it.

Mama mia

I have a 1961 vespa

First things first amazing video second it's Insane to see how much you were able to get on that classic scooter of yours. I've had a couple scooters in the past and I can't wait to get myself a new one! I loved your video with such a great sight to see the eastern part of the world. my wife is going to Europe several times her favorite places to visit our Germany in Austria, it was really nice to finally see what it looks like! Definitely seeing the mountains always gives my heart the chills where I live now it's just flat not much to see you with the eyes back home it was always nice to see the mountains. I will admit my favorite thing was your friend scooter that he had painted camoed out definitely made me pause the video a handful of times just to look at it 🤣🤣

Hi, I'm in Sweden and I am currently looking at a 50 cc two-stroke Vespa from 2015 for 19500 SEK, which is approximately 12,285 DKK or 1,677 EUR... The owner seems to have taken good care of it. I’m curious if anyone here has experience with these smaller engines for longer trips, especially compared to the 150 cc or 300 cc Vespas. Do any of you use 50 cc Vespas for longer rides, or are the bigger engines more reliable? I’m also considering tuning this 50 cc Sprint up to 100 cc. Is that worth it, or does it put too much strain on the engine? I’m not super familiar with Vespa engines yet, so I’d really appreciate any advice on whether this 50 cc could be a good option, or if I should save up for a 150 or 300 cc from the start. Thanks so much for any tips!

Hope you had fun. I would of used a Honda Cub.

Very enjoyable to watch, and I would love to see more stuff like this. Sorry about the brake down. I avoid reedvalves it’s another part that could go wrong. I also ride a standard, original paint 1963 TV175 S3, and I must change that layshaft!

Thoroughly enjoyed your video - I am planning to ride from UK to the alps nest year on my XSR125 - not a classic but it may be one day! By the way I’m 72!

That opening song…… eh…. All the music…. Had to turn the volume off… but the video was top notch… perhaps next time just leave the music out? Or maybe just insert the sound of dogs barking instead?

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Guys, very cool story. Looks like a lot of fun! But... which map of Germany did you use? it's 2024 not 1939 🤌🏼🙂