Lambretta Ld - 27 items found


Lambretta Ld stator and flywheel marelli
Other Vehicle Parts > Scooter Parts
$9.99
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1950s Era Lambretta LD Series Scooter
Other Vehicle Parts > Scooter Parts
$60.00
Bids: 8
End time: 14-Mar-10 19:04:54 PST
NewLAMBRETTA LD DIPPER/HORN SWITCH CHROME AND BLACK BUTTON
British & European > Antique, Vintage, Historic
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NewLambretta new rear hub drum LI TV GP SX LD
Other Vehicle Parts > Scooter Parts
$55.95 Buy It Now
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End time: 24-Mar-10 15:04:56 PST
NewLambretta HT transformer coil ignition LD LI TV SX GP
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$34.99 Buy It Now
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End time: 22-Mar-10 21:21:47 PST
NewLambretta front shaft axle and nuts LD LI TV SX GP
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$17.99 Buy It Now
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NewLambretta Air filter Airfilter LD LI TV SX GP
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$14.99 Buy It Now
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End time: 22-Mar-10 21:21:35 PST
NewLambretta 12V CDI ignition module unit LD LI TV SX GP
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$24.99 Buy It Now
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End time: 22-Mar-10 18:00:45 PST
NewLambretta new front hub drum LI TV GP SX LD
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$45.95 Buy It Now
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End time: 22-Mar-10 17:52:00 PST
NewLambretta new complete front hub drum LI TV GP SX LD
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$145.95 Buy It Now
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End time: 21-Mar-10 12:08:42 PST
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Q:
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disinte... 		Is it OK to use fully synthetic 2-stroke oil on my 1959 Lambretta LD scooter?
If so, in which scope?
A:(from Todd)
I wouldn't. The up to the minute synthetic oils are usually ester or poly alchlyne glycol (PAG). It could root damage to your engine, especially with seals. Synthetic 2 stroke oils are made for prolonged high RPMs in racing situations. I doubt you'll be dropping a knee at the Isle of Man TT anytime swiftly on this machine.

My guess is that the original recommendation was probably a mineral oil or even castor based output (love the smell of Castrol R or Blendzall). In the USA it would be hard to find, but outside the USA Castrol Paradigmatic Oils (type that in your browser) and ask them via an e-mail questionare. Some of those guys absolutely know old motorcycles. They may even be able to tell you the correct ratio to mix the oil.