Vespa Color Days: over 10 thousand enthusiasts to celebrate Spring

Vespa Color Days – With the departure of the last Vespisti caravans they closed last night at Pontedera i Vespa Color Days, the weekend of celebration that attracted over 10 thousand enthusiasts and involved the entire Tuscan city with events, music and special initiatives for the 50 years of Vespa Primavera.

To celebrate a legendary model, which celebrates itself with a special series, Vespa Primavera 50 ° Anniversario presented in 50cc and 125cc displacements, Vespisti arrived from Austria, Spain, Germany as well as, naturally, from all over Italy. Over the two days the center of the party was the Vespa Village where on Saturday evening we danced until midnight to the music of Street Clerks, a group with a great live impact, resident band of the show “E poi c'è Cattelan” on Sky Uno. But the event of the weekend was the opening of the new Piaggio Museum which has been completely renovated, growing from 3.000 to over 5.000 square metres, with over 250 precious pieces on display. Numbers that make the Piaggio Museum the largest and most complete Italian museum dedicated to motorcycling, one of the first in Europe. The newly inaugurated exhibition spaces welcome the new collections, one dedicated to the Piaggio and Ape brands and the other to the more specifically motorcycling and sporting history of the Aprilia, Gilera and Moto Guzzi brands which together collect the extraordinary palmares of 104 World Titles in the various specialties of motorcycling, from the MotoGP to Supermoto, from Trial to Superbike. News that makes every enthusiast happy and which attracted as many as 8 thousand visitors to the Piaggio Museum over the two days of celebration.

For this special occasion, the Piaggio factory also opened its doors to the public, so more than 4 thousand were able to visit the plant where Vespa was created continuously since 1946, today characterized by cutting-edge technologies that make it the largest and most advanced manufacturing plant. Europe, and one of the first in the world, of its kind.