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Oct 24, 2016
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Stella NEW
by: Anonymous

I bought a new 2003 Stella, it only has 800 miles on it. Now there is a hole in the top of the Piston, and there are no parts any where for this. None of the Dealers I've contacted have any thing for the Engine. Don't buy one of these because there is no parts out there

Dec 16, 2011
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2005 Stella
by: Dean Ciuppa

My 2005 Stella has over 20,000 miles on it and runs great. NO engine problems, no oil leaks. The fuel gauge does not work and this seems to be not an uncommon problem. Have upgraded the exhaust to a Malossi expansion chamber and rejetted the card and can hit the mid 60s mph. Like it alot. Have owned alot of Vespa's and Lambretta's by the way.

Mar 15, 2011
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Long Island Scooterist Loves Stella
by: Don Leonardo

I have a 2008 with a little over 13,000. Had the speedo problem and needed to replace the stator. Besides that it's only been wear and tear issues. As a member of one of the Long Island Scooter Clubs, Absolute SC, I think it's great for the island which is relatively flat.

www.absolutescooterclub.com/forum

Nov 05, 2010
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Thrilled
by: sangittome

I've had my 2008 2 stroke Stella for abt. a month and have ridden it on several short trips. No problems at all except my fuel gauge doesn't work all the time. I'm "THRILLED" with my Tangerine STELLA.....

Jul 07, 2009
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Genuine is a crappy company with a crappy bike
by: Lori kernan

I have a 2008 runs like crap. Dealer can't fix it!! What a mistake. First 5 months I had it was 8 weeks in the shop. Still runs like crap.

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