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Vespa PX 150 Ltd Edition
Vespa
PX 150 Ltd Edition
Few times in life are as enjoyable as the return of an old friend.
It's one of those happy times: The Vespa PX, one of the world's most
recognized icons of fun and style, is back.
Two-wheeled fun, blooming with thoughts of freedom, sun-filled days
and intriguing adventures, has re-emerged in the form of the world’s
most recognized personal transportation vehicle.
Born in 1977, the PX has become enshrined as the emblem of the classic
Vespa nameplate. With two million sets of wheels in the hands of young-at-heart
drivers, the Vespa PX has achieved true cult scooter status. In addition,
around the world the PX truly has become the symbol of the smile-inducing
Italian style and joy of living.
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about the Vespa PX150
This beloved icon is being relaunched by Piaggio in the American market
in a numbered, limited edition named PX 150 Ltd Edition Serie America. Starting
in November, 500 of these beauties, each marked with its own number,
will be available in Vespa's classic vintage green at dealers around
the United States.
(This model will not be available in California.)
The relaunched version of the Vespa PX incorporates new technology
but has maintained its original, unique design appeal. It demonstrates
post-modern, elegant, minimal styling without nostalgia. It continues
the unmatched combination of practical design with reliable technical
underpinnings and competitive pricing that have proven unbeatable
for longer than a quarter of a century.
History of Vespa PX150
A quarter of a century provides a tableau for a range of human events.
In the autumn of 1977 Piaggio Group launched a radically new Vespa
model with a modern design and advanced technology. Called the PX,
this scooter was a 125cc road warrior that cost about $450. Soon after,
the 125 was joined by 150cc and 200cc displacement models. The PX 150 Ltd Edition became the post popular Vespa model of all time.
For the original launch of the Vespa PX, Piaggio Group, the parent
company of the Vespa brand, made a huge wooden model of the classic
scooter, more than 12 feet tall. The model can be seen today at the
Piaggio Museum in Pontedera in Tuscany, not far from Florence.
But the Vespa PX's records-breaking performance doesn't stop at the
giant model or the huge sales figures. Giorgio Bettinelli, an Italian
traveler and writer, has logged about 160,000 miles (254,000 kilometers)
in journeys all over the world on his Vespa PX during the course of
four trips. That stands as the record for distance traveled on a PX.
In 1980 two Vespa PX 200s, ridden by M. Simonot and B. Tcherniawsky,
reached the finish line of the second Paris-Dakar rally. Four-time
Le Mans 24 Hours winner Henri Pescarolo helped the French team put
together by Jean-François Piot.
In 1981 Piaggio stopped selling Vespas in the United States. It would
be nearly 20 years before Vespas would be sold in America again. And
eager fans waited until 2004 for the return of the Vespa PX 150 Ltd Edition -
a joyful reunion and re-introduction.
Vespa PX 150 Ltd Edition Culture
Born in 1977, the Vespa PX is one of the few two-wheeled
vehicles in the world that generates passion and pleasure of possession.
The PX has been called a "true, immortal classic," an icon
of Italian design and style recognized around the world.
Within the Vespa product line, the PX stands like a perpetual standard
among vehicles - a myth for anyone who aspires to understand the Vespa
experience, complete with the uniquely traditional manual gear change
and the unmistakable mark of the Vespa spare wheel.
Developed as means of primary mobility, the PX has grown and evolved
so that it now is the link between historical Vespa models and a new
set of models: it conjugates the elegance of classic design with the
"desire of Vespa" - the unspoken, but deeply felt desire
to exhibit the most personal and individual style.
Vespa PX150 Technical Data
Chassis
Frame Type Pressed steel monocoque
Engine
Type Single cylinder, two-stroke
Displacement 151 cc
Bore × Stroke 2.32 in × 2.28 in (58 mm × 57 mm)
Fuel Unleaded petrol N.O.R. minimum 95
Compression Ratio 8:1
Max. Torque 12.9 lbs·ft (17.5 Nm) @ 6,500 rpm
Induction Rotating valve in crankcase
Ignition Electronic CDI
Starter Electric and kick starter
Lubrication Separate with automatic oil pump
Cooling Forced air
Gear Change Manual, four-speed
Clutch Oil wet clutch
Maximum Speed 56 mph (90 kmph)
Fuel Tank Capacity 2.1 gallons (8 Liters)
Power CV 8.2 at 6,000 rpm
Lubricant Tank Capacity .4 gallon (1.5 liters)
Weight and Dimensions
Dry Weight 213 lbs (97 kg)
Length/Width 71.3 in (1,810 mm)/29.1 in (740 mm)
Wheel Base 49.6 in (1,260 mm)
Seat Height 31.9 in (810 mm)
Wheels and Tires
Front Wheel Pressed steel rim 2.10 -10"
Rear Wheel Pressed steel rim 2.10 -10"
Front Tire Tube type 3.5 - 10"
Rear Tire Tube type 3.5 - 10"
Suspensions and Brakes
Front Brake Hydraulic with 7.87 in (200 mm) stainless steel disc
Rear Brake 5.9 in (150 mm) drum, mechanically commanded
Front Suspension Oscillating arm with helicoidal spring and hydraulic
double effect single damper
Rear Suspension Engine works as oscillating arm, double effect damper
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further information about the 2005 Vespa PX 150 Ltd Edition Scooters
for sale at Vespa Miami - The Premier Vespa Dealer in the USA
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models of Vespa Scooter in South Florida USA.
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