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Hi! There was a wobble, but possibly it was because of new tyres. After some 3 months - no wobble. I'm not using steering damper, but was thinking to get one. You need some week to get used to driving such setup. Slightly different from usual Vespa Scooter.

@@vespalifemalta I own a 2024 Vespa 300 GTV, with a side car. I had a slight wobble the first couple of times out.

Hey! It's "cozy sidecar" you can find it via Google, there are several models, but it will be a quest to arrange shipping.

Sorry for "late" reply - you can locate this sidecar with "cozy sidecar" keyword and google.

Hi Julian! It's same sidecar you can get from SIP, and i bought it there. I'm in Malta - so it's more problematic or expensive to ship it here via SIP, i got it to address in Germany, and used 3rd party company to deliver it to Malta. If you are in EU and close to Germany - should be less complicated to deliver it to your home. Regarding total price, it was 3 years ago so don't remember exact numbers. Sidecar itself was cheaper on SIP as i checked. Delivery to Malta via 3rd party was around 400 eur. Add modification of scooter and spraying ot sidecar to same color. So costed a fortune in the end. But - still using it daily. Helps a lot especially for shopping and going to the beach with inflatable SUP board.

@@vespalifemalta Thanks you so so so much for the infos ! I’m in France, I think it’s more easy to delivery at my house. I have find another cozy in north italia so I’m looking! I’ll get back to you if I need more information! Bye !!

@@Julian03860 Ping me if you will need more info. But as i know - it was quite easy for local Vespa Service to attach it.

Well - true, more like a motoring, especially without masts:)

Hey! It depends on your country, you will need some papers from engineer. As it's not a permament attachement - it was much easier to certify it.

@@vespalifemalta ok but in france is very very much difficult. I don’t think I’m going to homologise him…

@@Julian03860 You can always homologise vehicle in other EU country and drive it in France. But it's tricky.

@@vespalifemalta yes exactly

Hi! As i know sidecar was attached with stock bracket, but with some additional metal plate which was attached from inside of scooter hull.

@@vespalifemalta Thank you!

Hey! you can search for Cozy Sidecar or check with Sip Scootershop (www.sip-scootershop.com/en). Shipping is quite expensive.

Hi! Technically, you don't need to decompress as it's just snorkelinkg (without scuba tank) and depth is 0-7 meters or so.

On max speed (which is amazing) you will be able to use it like 15 minutes, so better to use 50% of speed and you will get something like 30 mins. It's stock battery for Pro version in clip, according to updated site seems it's "High Density Battery 200 Wh" as i see. Now i have sailboat, so thinking of getting extra battery as i have 220v inverter and solar panels on boat. Charging can be like 4-6 hours.

@@vespalifemalta Tx a lot!

Batteries are pain, when i was buying mine, i saw a choice on website between flight capable and non flight capable, so i proceed with cheaper option. As i noticed, now they have more advanced batteries in stock. But batteries - are uber expensive.

Hey! No idea regarding renting Vespa scooter here in Malta, as i saw - it's possible to rent only "cheap" scooters here. But overall temperature during winter is around 14-16 degrees, basically i'm driving everyday. Rainy days can be a problem, as some streets will transform to rivers :)

VespaLife I wouldn't put my scooter away if it was like that here in the winter. Who knows, maybe I will ride my Primavera down to Malta one day, it would be a seriously long ride.

Thanks!