Sometimes all you’re missing are the right brake pads. Other times, a PX sits disassembled in the garage and the parts list just keeps getting longer. We’ve been there. Since 1992, everything at Scooter Center has revolved around scooters: spare parts, tuning, accessories, and the question of how to make a great machine even better. We’re based in Bergheim-Glessen near Cologne. Our scooters aren’t just in the shop—they’re also in our own garages.
From the Vespa V50 to the GTS 310—and far beyond
For classic Vespa manual-shift scooters like the V50, PK, PX, or Rally, you’ll find parts for maintenance, restoration, and engine builds. Our selection of modern classics includes the Vespa GTS, GTV, Primavera, Sprint, and Royal Alloy, among others. We also carry Lambretta replacement parts for the LI, SX, TV, and GP models; moped parts for models such as the Piaggio Ciao and Simson; and parts for automatic scooters ranging from 50 to 850 cm³ —from everyday scooters to maxi-scooters. Tools, oils, tires, helmets, and accessories are also part of the lineup.
bgm and Moto Nostra: Parts we love to ride ourselves
Some solutions come about because we feel something is missing on our own scooters. That’s why, under our own brand bgm, you’ll find, among other things, clutches, shock absorbers, engine components, and rims—from the classic Vespa to the modern GTS. Moto Nostra focuses on well-designed accessories and that personal touch: items like mirrors, add-on parts, and luggage solutions. Technology has to work. And it should look good, too.
Part of the scooter scene since 1992
The story began in 1992 at a scooter and parts shop in Cologne. In 1994, Ulf and Oliver joined forces. Engaging with the scene remains an integral part of what we do to this day: at the Scooter Center Open Day, at gatherings, and on our blog with projects, tech, and news from the scene. Featuring REAL SCOOTERISTS since 1992.
How do I find the right replacement part?
Select your scooter at the top of the garage page to narrow down the selection to your model. For older Vespas, the model name and frame number will help you identify the part. If you can’t name a component exactly, check our exploded view diagrams. And if you’re unsure about the clutch, gear ratio, or suspension, our team will help you make the right choice.
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