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Roger Trading Sa

Netherlands

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Roger Trading SA has been a specialist for Vespa and Piaggio in Europe for many years. The company offers a wide range of products, including Accessories, Original Parts and guaranteed Used Scooters as well as new Scooters. The company has more than 4000 products on offer, from which over 95% can be delivered directly from stock. Roger Trading SA has its own workshop where mounted and repair services for Vespa- and Piaggio-Scooters are carried out using only Original Parts. The firm is also active in Damage Repairs and Tuning. Roger Trading SA has its own procurement platform with several certificates and classes valid for their products.

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