In march 2020, purchased a new vespa supertech 300 from m&p in wales. Shortly after purchased and within a couple of hundred miles, i became aware that when the engine was warm and i stopped it for a short period of time, it would not restart.
Within a couple of months of ownership and due to the coronavirus, i booked into c d scooter in brighton and asked whether they could identify the problem. They initially thought the scooter needed remapping and this was completed. Unfortunately, the problem persisted. A few weeks ago, i booked it in for its first service with c d scooter and they informed me that piaggio had identified the problem and that it would be sorted under warranty. I had to leave the bike with for one week whilst i waited for the part to arrive. When i collected the vespa last monday, i was told that the problem was not resolved and that it was due to the temperature of the bike.in short, c d scooter informed me that when the bike temperature rose above 100 degrees, it will not start and at present, this problem is unresolvable.
Today, i stopped off at a cash point to collect some money and when i attempted to restart the bike, the same problem returned. It simply would not start. Having waited about 5 minutes, the scooter then started.
As this is a brand new scooter and is the most expensive vespa model, i am sure you agree that this is not acceptable. This scooter retails at nearly £6000 and is an expensive vehicle.
I am aware that c d scooter have also brought this to you attention and i await your response with a proposal as to how this problem can be resolved.
Best wishes
Tim bergin
Timothy. [protected]@1cor.com
Vespa customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
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