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In a powerful meeting of legend and style, the limited edition Vespa Dragon collection pays homage to the Lunar calendar and this majestic creature of mythical proportion.
A true masterpiece of Italian manufacturing, the Vespa 946 Dragon is a collector's item, a limited edition numbered series of 1888.
The body is adorned with a textured dragon motif that dances across the length of the Vespa's gold frame in a contrasting emerald green.
Hand-crafted in Italy, each edition features American varsity-style lettering, narrating the dragon's celebrated years on the Lunar calendar.
LED headlamp with heat dissipating system, LED taillight and turn indicators, full LCD multi-purpose dashboard.
Steel plate monocoque frame with aluminum parts (rims, handlebar, side panels, front mudguard, mirror supports and saddle support).
220 mm dual disc brake, ABS dual channel braking system, ASR electronic traction control system. Large 12†wheels, aluminum alloy split rims.
125 and 150 cc 3V engines with electronic injection.
Mirroring the bold aesthetic and spirit of the Vespa 946 Dragon, the accessories feature sumptuous materials, luxurious finishes and innovative detailing.
The elegant gold tone of the helmet is emblazoned with a dragon graphic that mirrors that of the Vespa 946 Dragon body, embellished in brilliant shades of green.
The rear bag is crafted in a matching material to that of the saddle. It is made in Italy, designed specifically for the Vespa 946 Dragon, to be used in combination with the rear bag support, sold separately.
Unveiling Vespa's inaugural exploration into the world of fashion: the Dragon Varsity jacket is crafted as a collector's piece, featuring a silhouette as timeless as Vespa's legacy.
Realized in light beige ribbed wool and soft, Nappa leather sleeves, the Dragon Varsity jacket sees the embroidered emerald green dragon emerging on the front left pocket and back panel.
The Dragon Varsity weaves a symbolic eloquence - from the iconic 'Bitten Apple' to the embroidered V monogram, altogether telling a tale of legendary grandeur.