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Vespa GTS Number Plate Holder

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Vespa Number Plate Holder – Slim Replacement for GTS & GTV

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Automotive
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Vespa Number Plate Holder – Slim Replacement for GTS & GTV

Ditch the bulky factory plate holder. This slim, clean number plate holder is a direct replacement for the oversized stock unit on the Vespa GTS and GTV, giving the rear of your scooter a tidier, more streamlined look.

Designed around Australian motorcycle plate dimensions, the model is easy to modify if you need to suit a different plate size or country. Mounting holes are recessed for a neat, finished fit.

Road-proven: printed in Prusament ASA and ridden over 2,000 km without issue.


✅ Features

  • Slim, low-profile replacement for the large factory GTS/GTV plate holder

  • Sized for Australian motorcycle plates (easily modified for other regions)

  • Field-tested over 2,000+ km

  • Original design


🖨 Recommended Print Settings

Setting

Value

Material

ASA (recommended for UV/weather durability) / PETG

Layer Height

0.2 mm

Perimeters/Walls

3+

Orientation

Print face down

Supports

Required in the bolt relief holes

⚠ ASA is strongly recommended — this part lives outdoors in full sun. PLA will sag and deform; ASA (or PETG as a backup) holds up to UV and heat. Print in an enclosure to prevent warping during print.


🔧 Installation

  1. Print face down with supports in the bolt relief holes; remove supports cleanly.

  2. Mount to the scooter using the factory mounting points.

  3. Fit your plate and secure with bolts seated into the recesses.


🛵 Compatibility

  • Vespa GTS 300 and GTV 300 models

  • Plate fitment: Australian motorcycle plates (modify dimensions for other regions)


Made one for your Vespa? Post a photo — always great to see them on the road.

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