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Patent office in Florence, 23 April 1946, 12 hours Piaggio settles the following patent: "Motorcycles of rational complex of organs and elements with frame with mudguards and bonnet covering the entire mechanical part". It is the official birth of the Vespa.
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Vespa 200 rally 1972 The Vespa Rally 200, model derived from the 180 rally, is a scooter designed for fast navigation. It was the model of Vespa fastest and most powerful ever produced by Piaggio, produced from 1972 to 1979 boasted a top speed of 116 km / h and less than 12 hp. The line of 200 (next to 180) was enhanced by adhesive strips of white on the hoods and fenders, which went to show the advantage of electronics (there were written electronic) that lacked the ancestor 180. It was one of the models to be equipped with electronic ignition and optionally boasted the automatic mixer. It is one of the most reliable and sought wasps.