History
Seventy-five years ago, the very first Vespa scooter emerged from the rubble of post-WW2 Italy. Designed by Corradino D’Ascanio, an engineer with a dislike for motorcycles, Vespa was produced by Piaggio—an aircraft company that had been banned from making planes due to war destruction. The prototype, known as the MP5, initially faced skepticism but soon became a global sensation. Its ‘pinched waist’ step-through design earned it the nickname “Paperino” (Italian for Donald Duck), and little did Enrico Piaggio know that it would transform the world.
Specifications
Vespa models have evolved over time, from the 98cc original to the modern versions. Here are some key specifications:
- Vespa S125 Yellow: A 125cc scooter with timeless design and smooth rides.
- Vespa Primavera Tosca: A 150cc scooter from 2023, perfect for exploring Bali.
- Vespa Sprint S-125: Another 125cc option, available in both yellow and blue.
- Vespa Primavera 150 Green Relax: A mint green beauty, ideal for cruising the island.
Application in Bali
Vespa scooters are more than just vehicles; they’re a lifestyle. In Bali, they offer a charming way to explore the island’s beauty. Picture yourself zipping through rice terraces, coastal roads, and vibrant markets—all while enjoying the warm breeze. Vespa rentals are convenient, with delivery and pick-up services available. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, Vespa is synonymous with freedom and style in Bali
