Vespa ciao gets a new engine!

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The ciao got some new parts. This video was orginally just gonna be me adding the new exhaust and some cosmetic parts. Then along the way I decided to buy a new engine so that took over the rest of the video hope you enjoy !
Parts list
Side covers
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Side cover hardware
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43mm Dr kit 12pin (if you have a bike from USA then you more than likely have a 12 pin but measure before you buy )
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43mm Dr kit 10 pin
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vespa piaggio malossi clutch springs set (I used the yellow ones
www.treatland.tv/vespa-maloss...
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23 апр 2021

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Комментарии : 45

@oneblueyedog 2 месяца назад

Still have that same model for decades. Tempted to restore it. Gonna get it going before the parts go NA. Great and simple video. Thanks for building my confidence.

@Lakesurfer618 3 года назад

Excited for more ciao content! I am upgrading my bravo to a CDI and I also have to figure out the wiring

@jacklinton8094 3 года назад

Ayyyee, the ciao sounds great! Good choice on the fire pipe!

@mikey-yt2xc 3 года назад

Thanks, i now know how to instal my engine👍

@biermobiel 2 года назад

Nice Ciao!

@frycookHJ 3 года назад

sick bike & even sicker INITIAL D POSTER !!

@lunamoto6495 3 года назад

I was wondering how long it would take for someone to say something about the poster lol

@nicholaschavez5120 3 года назад

Niceee exhaust sound

@vladparfene2361 3 года назад

We have the same ciao 😁

@davidedainese5360 3 года назад

I’m Italian, if you want to be correct with the name it’s “Piaggio Ciao” and not “vespa ciao”👍🏻 i already have a piaggio ciao whit 65cc dr, 13/13 carb with malossi air filter, modified crankshaft, giannelli fire and it FLYYY✌🏻

@Dizzzer-ns3qc 3 года назад

Did u bored out the intake?

@JiroA 2 года назад

Great job Luna. Where did you get your Ciao from? I am currently looking for one.

@LU-yy6ox 2 года назад

Where is part 2

@adam2009 9 месяцев назад

That ciao looks good! BTW where do you buy those parts from? because i have the Piaggio Bravo and i cant figure out where to buy the parts

@lunamoto6495 6 месяцев назад

Treatland.tv is your best friend for parts !

@K4rgo 3 года назад

I think you should cut the bolt for the sidepanel and glue it to the empty hole with no socket. That way itll look better, imo.

@lunamoto6495 3 года назад

That’s a great idea I just might have to do that !

@dylank4353 28 дней назад

What are the clutch springs for?

@ro63rto 2 года назад

Good going on this build. We used to have 80cc running around when I was a kid in Italy. I would love to reconnect with the first motorized transport I ride at 14yo in Italy BUT 2T are no longer allowed in London, the ULEZ is right up behind my road and all the way into London. If I could convert one to electric I could 🖕🏻 to the mayor who extended it as soon as he was re-elected 😤😤😤

@arielbajuelo2381 Год назад

Muy inteligente, aprende uno solucionar problemas cotidiano.

@pattyandrade6905 Год назад

Chulada yo yeho uns peto mo gunviona doy de México

@Theohogling 3 года назад

I have a 65cc polini kit on my ciao and a stock carb with a 45 jet and i have tryed bigger but it just bog . Its only toping 50kmh and people say it should have more torqe but doesent feel like it and i feel like it should go more any help? And what more mods should i do

@Lakesurfer618 3 года назад

I am no expert, but consider boring out your carburetor and intake to 13mm so that the bike will get more air. More air=more fuel! Also install an aftermarket air filter and an exhaust with an expansion chamber! These modifications will go a long way in opening up your stock ciao.

@TheMechatronicEngineer Год назад

Vespa Ciao doesn't make any sense. It's Piaggio Ciao. Piaggio Vespa is another thing!

@xavermuckseneder9692 3 года назад

PLEASE PLEASE do not change anything on this super rare 19" first generation Ciao. Any change from the original reduces the value. If you want to tinker, buy 4-6 pieces of cheap Ciao of the 2nd, 3rd or 4th generation with the money that the 19" Ciao brings.

@lunamoto6495 3 года назад

Don’t worry it’s not a big wheel ciao I wish it was tho ! If it was it would have bicycle style front brakes

@franciscoclemir7890 2 года назад

Quanto é o preço de uma vespa ciao piagio , quero comprar uma,moro no Brasil

@Eftheiamusic 3 года назад

His name is piaggio not vespa , vespa is another scooter! Sorry for english 🇮🇹🇮🇹

@omairadejesuspuertas1851 3 года назад

No perché di ciao ci sono vari modelli

@Eftheiamusic 3 года назад

@@omairadejesuspuertas1851 ascolta , lui ha scritto vespa al posto di piaggio ( per intendere la marca) non il modello , è un ciao e non ci piove ma hai frainteso

@oskarkirkeby4996 3 года назад

What year is your ciao from?

@altridsstone4808 2 года назад

Mine 1975

@noamanedazine3569 Год назад

Hey bro what's the app name ??

@fiskeper7667 Год назад

How fast?

@jacob-xx6fy 2 года назад

whats the different between a piaggio bravo and a ciao?

@lunamoto6495 2 года назад

Just the looks engine is the same besides the head the ciao is more slim to fit in the frame

@Vintage-Vespa-Miami 10 месяцев назад

@@lunamoto6495 ciao vs boxer?

@arlindochilundo1077 2 года назад

ola luna, estou a procura de um carburador novo para a minha piagio, poderias ajudarme sou de mocambique

@danjamesking 2 года назад

My ciao will run but won’t idle, any ideas?

@utsaar Год назад

Carburetor tuned properly?

@PauldelRosario 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video! I'm looking into a Ciao mainly for the design. I've just gotten into small engine bikes about a year ago, so I'm not super familiar with all the mechanical stuff. That said, I had a Yamaha Mate V50 (2 stroke 50cc). Stock alone I can easily reach about 63km / hour or 39 Mph. ru-vid.comFQQjVLRWg-E Just curious as to what are the mechanics to these machines. Still fun, though. I have a Super Cub C125, so not that obsessed with speed. Thanks again for the video.