By Kylie Churchill
Piaggio is the number one two-wheel-vehicle manufacturer in Europe; its industrial strength still comes from that stroke of genius known as Vespa—the foundation on which Piaggio rebuilt itself from the rubble of World War II. Piaggio is now celebrating the 75th anniversary of Vespa. Looking back, we must say that Vespa has remained absolutely faithful to its original design and mechanical concepts, just evolving bit by bit around the basic original factors: a pressed steel structure integrating frame and body, powertrain (engine and gearbox) in unit with the rear wheel.
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UNIQUEThe Vespa 75th displays a range of details that embody its true classic essence. For instance, it features the Giallo 75th, a metallic yellow hue that's a modern take on the iconic colors of the Forties. An exclusive series badge positioned on the rear of the shield adds a celebratory accent, commemorating this remarkable milestone. The precision-calibrated electronic injection and 3-valve distribution (2 intake and 1 exhaust) work harmoniously to enhance performance and fuel efficiency. But it’s far more than that, with its easy fastening system making it a versatile and handy accessory.
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The Autoworld Museum in Brussels, home to one of the world’s largest and most prestigious collections on motoring history, is celebrating Vespa’s 75th anniversary: until 15 August, visitors to the city’s sumptuous Palais Mondial will have the opportunity to admire 75 models of the world’s best-known and best-loved two-wheeler. In a country with more than 5,000 Vespa riders registered with around sixty official Vespa Clubs, the exhibition has been created to pay homage to the most deeply held values of the Vespa, a scooter that has far exceeded its function as a smart and simple means of transport to become a global brand, a symbol of Italian technology and style followed by millions of devotees. 75 of the rarest Vespa models will be on display until August 15 in Brussels. In addition to the Vespa two-wheelers produced in Pontedera, the exhibition presents the rare models manufactured in certain periods in other European countries: at the MISA factory in Jette, Belgium, and in France, Germany, Britain and Spain. The exhibits also include Vespa scooters with sidecars and a number of Ape three-wheelers, as well as the very latest Vespa 946, Vespa Elettrica and the special-edition Vespa 75th, the model brought out to celebrate this important milestone.
2021 Vespa Primavera 50 75thThe Vespa 75th is a limited edition that is only available during 2021. This once-in-a-lifetime gem is destined to have hearts aflutter and pulses racing. Features may include:The colour of celebrationThe Vespa 75th sports all sorts of details that make it a true classic, such as its metallic yellow, called Giallo 75th, a contemporary interpretation of the colors that were so in vogue during the Forties and seen here on the steel body. A special badge with the series name on the rear of the shield is another celebratory touch that marks this momentous occasion. But it’s far more than that, with its easy fastening system making it a versatile and handy accessory.
4" wide 2" tall 1/8th inch thick. with mounting holds for your Vespa. These are limited to 100. We will not make these again.
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