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Vespa LabsFrom $1Table of contentsNo headersNOTICE - 31/03/2013 - Vespa Labs is changing direction! The intent of Vespa Labs was to make a community resource for Vespa enthusiasts to collaborate on information. There have been a few people contributing however this has been isolated and for only short periods of time. Probably about 5% of the content has been contributed by other people but most has been by myself (internetscoote
r). There has been no external contributions in the past year. I have been running the site for over 5 years now and I can safely say it is now not going to take off as a wikipedia style Vespa resource! Over the next few months I will be moving the focus of Vespa Labs to my racing and random experiements. I will retain the wiki part in a subsection and tidy it up. I will lock down my bits but still allow editing of the wiki part by the public. So my lab notes will become the main "Vespa Lab" and wiki stuff will become secondary. Cheers, Paul (a.k.a. internetscooter) Original Wiki -> Wiki
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