I saw these two cute little scooters parked in front of a sidewalk cafe in downtown Phoenix. The cafe was closed at the time so I wondered if they might belong to the people preparing to open up. I love the Italian flag paint job on the one on right.
Love the Italian design as well!
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I love this Italian style.
ReplyDeleteThey are popular here in Norway too.
Now they are called Vespas and are bad any self-respecting Mod would ride a Lambretta which is good. Mind you the Vespa 180SS was not bad
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteVery clever paint job there :) such a cool way to get from A to B!
ReplyDeleteOh, Sharon. . .PERFECT! One for me and one for you. Can't you see us sailing through the streets of Phoenix and St. Paul?!
ReplyDeleteOh, the Vespas ! A dream for each Italian guy in the decades ago.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading about Vespas when I was a high school student studying European languages. At the time I had no idea what they were!
ReplyDeleteVespa means wasp in Italian. It's named after the sound the engine makes.
ReplyDeleteThey are cool & nippy about town!
ReplyDeleteI love these things and would buy one in a minute if I could think of a good reason to do so. When we lived in Phoenix, my friend had a scooter - kind of part motorcycle and part scooter - it was great and I would ride to school with him almost every day. Sheesh, now I can't even think of his name. Shackleford, maybe?
ReplyDeleteA neat looking pair.
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the color combos.
ReplyDeleteThey always look like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted a Vespa. But now it might not be safe for me (or anyone else) on the road!
ReplyDeleteIf I wanted a scooter, which I don't, I would want that Italian flag scooter.
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