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Announce your presence with this super loud horn for your Vespa Sprint or Primavera. Loud and proud! View the Seger 136 Decibel Low Key horn on Vespa Portland’s eCommerce store: https://shop.vespaportland.com/horn-s…

The smallest available windscreen for the Vespa GT and GTS line is the smoked cruiser windscreen. Gorgeous addition to a gorgeous bike.

On Sunday August 11th we met at Water Avenue Coffee for breakfast before taking 23 people on a scenic 150 mile trip into Oregon Wine Country where we enjoyed private tastings of delicious wines, snacks, and even a catered taco lunch from Martha’s Tacos at Remy Wines, Adelsheim Vineyard, and Roots Wine Company where we ended the ride with delicious cookies from Newberg Bakery. In between stops we carved up twisty farm roads, took in beautiful views, breathed the fresh air, and enjoyed pure Vespa camaraderie.

Here are a few memories from the day. Maybe we’ll do this, or something similar, again next year. If these kinds of rides are something you’d like to be part of, message us and let us know! For longer distance rides you’ll need at least a 125cc bike. If you’ve been riding a 50cc for awhile, maybe it’s time to take the endorsement class through Team Oregon and step up.

Lastly, thank you so much @vestelletravel for helping plan this event over the past 6 months. Your hard work lead us to an incredible day out in the countryside!

Matt walks us around his 1963 Vespa GL.

We stock basic parts to keep your vintage Vespa or Stella on the road.

Kat is rad. She also rides a Buddy 50 and does all the things.

Dawn runs Portland Apparel Lab and rides a Vespa Primavera.

Danny walks around his accessorized Vespa Sprint.

Severin’s golden formula is 2 horses and 2 Vespas. Not a bad way to live.

Spring Scoot is here again. This time, for the 25th year. If this rally was a person it would be old enough to rent a car. More details at www.springscoot.com.