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April 13, 2010

Savon et Cie Scented Candle, Vanilla, 5.8 oz (165 g) (Pack of 2)

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Savon et Cie Scented Candle, Vanilla, 5.8 oz (165 g) (Pack of 2) Savon et Cie: Calms emotions and eases tension. Made in France.
Savon et Cie Scented Candle, Vanilla, 5.8 oz (165 g) (Pack of 2)

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April 9, 2010

Vespa Scooters and Their History

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Vespa an italian built scooter manufactured by Piaggio. If you have ever seen any older European movies from the 60′s I guarantee that you have seen when of these creations. Over the years Vespa’s have evolved from single model scooters to a full line of scooters that will satisfy even the most picky consumer.

Vespa’s have been a hit since the first one rolled off the assembly line. But now they are mostly known for the painted, pressed steel unibody that houses the complete engine compartment. The flatboard to keep your feet and a prominent front fairing (mainly used for wind protection).

In the 1940′s the Vespa was used primarily for troops in World War II. The United States enjoyed these scooters because they were helpful in getting around Nazi defense tactics of destroying roads and bridges in the Dolomites (a section of the Alps) and the Austrian border areas.

With today´s gas prices it is no wonder why Vespa scooters are so popular after so many years of service. Suburbanites are looking for something different to entertain their weekends and for commuters who are tired of filling their gas guzzling vehicles. Over the years though Vespas started to pass away from american society, but fast forward to this day and time. Outfitted with two new models that are environmentally friendly and fuel efficient the Piaggio built Vespa returned to the United States in the year 2000. The ET2 model replaced the usual mineral oil with synthetic oil which meant they emitted less smoke while driving. This model can reach 40 mph and can get up to 60 miles to the gallon.

The company has also released a version of the Vespa that is a hybrid gas/electric for even for fuel economy. They also introduced a scooter with two wheels in front and one in back which grips the road better. This version of the scooter has taken off and is now being copied by motorcycle makers alike.

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April 8, 2010

Vespa – These Fuel Efficient Sleek Riding Gas Scooters Are Back

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With today’s gas prices it is no wonder that the Vespa is making a remarkable return. What is a Vespa you may be asking? The Vespa (Italian for wasp) is a sleek Italian motor scooter made by Piaggio since 1946. Piaggio is an Italian based company.

The Vespa’s resurgence can be attributed to the rising cost of gas. Also suburbanites looking for something different to entertain their weekends and for commuters who are tired of filling their gas guzzling vehicles.

The Vespa was first introduced to the United States in 1951, They were a mini-boon to the scooter market place back then. Unfortunately California’s strict environmental laws challenged their emissions. After other state’s adopted the same strict emission laws themselves, Vespa left the United States in 1985.

With two new models introduced, that are environmentally friendly and fuel efficient the Piaggio built Vespa returned to the United States in the year 2000. The ET2 model replaced the usual mineral oil with a synthetic oil which meant they emitted less smoke while driving. This model can reach 40 mph and can get up to 60 miles to the gallon.

The second model, the ET4 allows for a clean burning motor by lubricating it’s engine much like a car engine is lubricated. This model has a more explosive acceleration and can hit speeds of up to 60 mph. The ET4 can get up to 45 miles to the gallon.

With Vespa now having a United States base of stores, you are seeing more and more of these classy scooters on the road. They currently do not need motor vehicle registration, they are fuel efficient and a reliable source of transportation. With the current weak demand in Europe sales due to the falling Euro against the U.S. dollar, now is the perfect time for scooter enthusiasts to jump on this reliable, fuel efficient sleek riding machine.

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