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| | The Vespa Aficionado |
 | | Despite the reason, the selection of modern, reliable, fuel efficient modern scooters is larger than ever, with the world's favorite make, (and mine) the italian iconic "Vespa" or "wasp' still leads the scooter world into it's 60th year of production. |
 | | The first Vespa rolled out of production in 1946, and through hundreds of iterations and model variations, all retained the similar step-through design, smoky two-cycle oil-mixed-with-petrol burning engines, and unique twist-shift manual transmissions. |
 | | Well, most agree the design of the Vespa motorscooter, and it's archrival scooter the Lambretta, exhibit a sense of style, practicality, and fun that is undoubtedly Italian. |
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