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Thousands of riders parade Vespas through Rome for 80th anniversary
Thousands of scooter riders gathered in Rome on Saturday to mark the 80th anniversary of the Vespa. The event featured a parade through the city's historic center.
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Thousands of Vespa riders paraded through central Rome on Saturday to mark the scooter's 80th anniversary. The procession highlighted the vehicle's long-standing role in Italian daily life and culture.
Event details Riders assembled in the morning and moved through streets in the historic district. Organizers described the gathering as a celebration of the scooter's design and continued use. The Vespa was first introduced in 1946 and has remained in production since that time. No incidents or disruptions were reported during the event.
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