Pro Series Round Handlebar - 13806300

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The Pro Series Round Handlebar (13806300) is designed for Vespa enthusiasts and mechanics seeking a high-quality, ergonomic replacement part that blends traditional style with modern functionality. This handlebar is ideal for those looking to restore or upgrade their vehicle's steering control, as it features integrated routing for gearbox and accelerator cables to ensure smooth, intuitive operation. While it provides an excellent fit for compatible models, users should verify their specific Vespa chassis and model year to ensure seamless compatibility before beginning installation.
| Model Part Number | 13806300 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pro Series |
No, the handlebar is sold as a standalone unit and does not include grips, levers, or throttle components.
This handlebar is compatible with various Vespa models, but you must check the part number 13806300 against your specific vehicle model and year to confirm fitment.
Standard mechanic's tools, such as metric wrenches and screwdrivers, are generally sufficient for the removal and installation of this handlebar.
If you have experience with basic motorcycle or scooter maintenance and cable adjustment, it is a manageable task, though beginners may prefer professional assistance to ensure safety.
The handlebar is built for durability and is designed to be compatible with standard finish treatments or coatings used on Vespa control parts.
Apply a small amount of cable lubricant to the inner wires and ensure no kinks exist in the cable housing before insertion.
Check that the primary pinch bolt or fastening nut is torqued to the manufacturer's specification for your specific Vespa model.
Inspect the accelerator cable routing for sharp bends inside the handlebar tube and ensure the handlebar grip is not rubbing against the end of the bar.
Before installation, ensure the vehicle is secured on a center stand. Installation requires disconnecting existing cables and removing the old handlebar assembly. Feed your gearbox and accelerator cables through the integrated tubes on the new unit carefully to avoid kinks. Periodic care includes checking the handlebar mounting bolts for tightness and inspecting the cable entry points for signs of rust or debris that might impede smooth control movement. If the handlebar is exposed to harsh weather, applying a light anti-corrosive spray to the internal cable tubes can help maintain smooth performance.