VESPA SEI GIORNI II EDITION
The epic rides of a legend continue
Rp 165.000.000,-*
*) All Prices are On The Road (OTR) Prices, Jadetabek area. Prices in other cities may vary. The company reserves the right to make technical, stylistic, and appearances changes at any time.
RIDE WITH THE LEGENDS ON THE NEW VESPA SEI GIORNI II EDITION
The year was 1951 and the Piaggio Squadra Corse astonished the racing world, triumphing over real off-road motorbikes in one of the hardest and most prestigious competitions - the Sei Giorni Internazionale. In the post-war period, regularity competitions were in their heyday: these were taxing trials on extremely hard routes, hundreds of kilometres long. An extraordinary test bench for man and machine. Vespa, with the model created specifically for that race and based on the Sport version, dominated to take no less than 9 individual gold medals. The Vespa “Sei Giorni” which took its name from that victory, was very similar to the standard model aesthetically, differing primarily for its larger fuel tank, more streamlined shield and larger right-side pannier housing the carburettor on the cylinder. It is one of the most valuable Vespas in the world since it was produced as a limited edition of roughly 300 units, clearly destined for regularity competitions.
In 2020, Vespa Sei Giorni II edition is produced as a numbered edition and is redesigned in terms of its style and technical content, also standing out for its new distinctive colour, Grey Titanio*.
Characterised by the large body made strictly in steel, perfect for moving about elegantly in the city but always ready for travel and adventure, the updated Vespa Sei Giorni adopts the most powerful engine in the history of the world's most famous and beloved scooter - the new 300 HPE engine.
The style of the Vespa Sei Giorni is clearly reminiscent of the classic Vespa style but with an ultra-modern technological package.
Characteristic elements are the “low headlight”, the dedicated graphics and the handlebar that, on the original Vespa Sei Giorni, stood out for the simplicity of the exposed metal tubing in line with Vespas of that period. The sporty spirit of the Vespa Sei Giorni is also highlighted by the single-seat look saddle with two-layer upholstery. Lastly, on the back of the leg shield, the “Vespa Sei Giorni II Edition” numbered plate highlights the uniqueness of this special model. Like all the large body Vespa versions, Vespa Sei Giorni II Edition provides enahnced ergonomics, spacious compartments, standard USB port, ABS anti-locking system and now adopts on the rear light set the full LED lighting technology.
* The 2020 version of Vespa Sei Giorni manufactured in Vietnam and distributed in the APAC markets comes in the Matt Titanium Gray color, which is a slightly different shade of gray from the one used on the European and American version due to production reasons
Features
Analogue Speedometer On White Background With Elegant Bronze Top Fairing
Exclusive And Special Sei Giorni Graphics
Exclusive And Red Details On "Sei Giorni" Logo
Dedicated Burnished Sporty Windshield
Lateral Grills With Honeycomb Structure
New 300 High Performance Engine (HPE)
New Black Rims With Red Graphics
Low Head Light On Front Mudguard
New Front Tie With Matt Black Horn Cover
LED Rear Lamp
Single-Seat Saddle With Two Layer Upholstery
Exclusive And Special Sei Giorni Graphics
Technical Specifications

Fuel Tank Capacity
8.5 (± 0.5) lt
1. Width
770 mm
2. Wheelbase
1,375 mm
3. Seat Height
790 mm
4. Length
1,950 mm
Engine | HPE, 4 valves, 4 stroke, single cylinder, SOHC (Single Overhead Camshaft) |
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Fuel Distribution System | Electronic injection |
Displacement | 278 cc |
Max. Power | 17 kW @ 8,500 rpm |
Max. Torque | 25.5 Nm @ 5,500 rpm |
Cooling System | Liquid Cooling |
Transmission | Automatic CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission) |
Front Suspension | Single arm with helical spring and single hydraulic shock absorber |
Rear Suspension | Shock absorbers with adjustable preload with 4 settings |
Brake System | |
Front Brake | Ø 220 mm disc brake |
Rear Brake | Ø 220 mm disc brake |
Front Tire | Tubeless 120/70 – 12” |
Rear Tire | Tubeless 130/70 – 12” |
Length / Width | 1,950 mm / 770 mm |
Wheel Base | 1,375 mm |
Seat Height | 790 mm |
Fuel Capacity | 8.5 (± 0.5) liter |
Emission | Euro 3 |
Engine | HPE, 4 valves, 4 stroke, single cylinder, SOHC (Single Overhead Camshaft) |
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Fuel Distribution System | Electronic injection |
Displacement | 278 cc |
Max. Power | 17 kW @ 8,500 rpm |
Max. Torque | 25.5 Nm @ 5,500 rpm |
Cooling System | Liquid Cooling |
Transmission | Automatic CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission) |
Front Suspension | Single arm with helical spring and single hydraulic shock absorber |
Rear Suspension | Shock absorbers with adjustable preload with 4 settings |
Brake System | |
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Front Brake | Ø 220 mm disc brake |
Rear Brake | Ø 220 mm disc brake |
Front Tire | Tubeless 120/70 – 12” |
Rear Tire | Tubeless 130/70 – 12” |
Length / Width | 1,950 mm / 770 mm |
Wheel Base | 1,375 mm |
Seat Height | 790 mm |
Fuel Capacity | 8.5 (± 0.5) liter |
Emission | Euro 3 |