By Bella Butler
The Piaggio Vespa 50 L (V5A1T) debuted in 1966, being a more luxurious variant of the 50 N version. It had an improved chassis, a double seat and aluminum edge protection on the leg guard. From late 1967, a new hexagonal Piaggio emblem was placed on top of the cascade, which has since been used throughout the vehicle range. Italian regulations defined the 50 as a moped, so that you didn’t need a driver’s license to drive it, only to turn 14. Today, such a scooter can be a collector’s item, but it can also be used for stylish travel around town during the summer season.
Our Tuscany Vespa and Bike Tours are the perfect option for visitors seeking a fun and exciting tour in the beautiful Tuscan countryside. Every morning at 10am tours depart from our shop in Via dei Pandolfini 31r and arrive in just 30 minutes by van to the Private family run winery in the heart of Chianti, which produces its own wine, olive oil, fruits and vegetables. The winery is located in the famous Chianti Classico region, where they produce the world renowned Chianti wine. The tour begins with a Vespa ride through the picturesque winding roads of the Tuscan countryside followed by a delicious traditional Tuscan lunch and Chianti wine drinking — more fun than just a stuffy wine tasting!
Vespa GTS 150/300 Decal Sticker Kit - RACING ToscaDecals come pre-cut and can be applied in the usually way. The Decal sets include all Non-OEM emblems and stickers displayed in the image. The decals are not wraps (do not cover 100% of the surface area).
Unparalleled views characterize the Borgo estate comprised of several groupings of villas and apartments spread across over 2000 agricultural acres. The main building, a 10 minute drive from the Borgo properties, was once the private villa of the owners. This enchanting estate is in the Val d`Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beautiful walks, both up into the oak and beech woods, and down into the crete senesi, the unique clay hillocks that characterize the Val d`Orcia landscape. Some of the most beautiful Renaissance, Romanesque, Medieval and Etruscan sites are close by, and in summer, digs for an Etruscan necropolis are ongoing in the field next to the main Borgo villa.
