The ORIGINS of a LEGEND.
In 1951 the Piaggio racing team set the competitive world alight when it claimed victory, racing against conventional off-road motorcycles, in the prestigious and notoriously tough Sei Giorni Internazionale (6-Day International) at Varese, Italy. Taking its name from that win, the Vespa Sei Giorni of today is instantly recognizable by its oversize fuel tank, streamlined shield, and extra-large righthand side bag.
UNIQUE, SPORTY Looks
The Vespa Sei Giorni evokes the classic Vespa with its low headlamp, handlebar with an exposed metallic tube, and burnished windshield, but without compromising on up-to-the-minute technology.
Its sporty spirit comes to the fore in the form of the contrast between black elements and red detailing, the number 6 boldly stamped directly onto the frame and the single-look seat which is approved for carrying a passenger. Last but not least is the “Special Edition” plate which bears the individual serial number, testimony to the unique nature of this special model.
COMFORT and SAFETY
The Vespa Sei Giorni has inherited many traits from the Vespa GTS when it comes to style, comfort, and safety, including a generous under-seat compartment and a comfy, natural riding position which ensures easy total control of the bike whether you are traveling short or long distances. Standard features include a USB port inside the rear shield locker, ABS for improved braking, and front indicators containing LED daytime running lights.
