History
The “R” version of the Vespa 50 was the most economical model in the series, distinguished from the others by its 9" wheels and front handlebar cowl matching the body colour. The gearbox was three-speed. This 50 was particularly popular among fourteen-year-olds because it seemed to fully satisfy the widespread desire for freedom, in part thanks to its excellent value for money.
Tech Specs
Engine
single cylinder two-stroke
Bore
38,4 mm
Stroke
43 mm
Displacement
49,8 cc
Max Speed
40 Km/h
Suspensions
trailing arm with coil spring and damper in front; rear suspension with coil spring and damper
Breaks
drums
