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19th August 2002, 04:05 AM
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Vespa's New, Clean Machine
Introduced in 1946, the Vespa drew a cult following as a stylish alternative to the motorcycle. But concerns about pollution almost undid the coolness. Now it's back, and cleaner than ever. By Jeffrey M. O'Brien of Wired magazine.
More here
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19th August 2002, 09:18 AM
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Hm, sometimes I really do worry, maybe we should ask the admin to start a slow cars, bikes and crappy scooters forum, for all you Vespa riding 4x4 Mpv owners out there.
Maybe thats whats missing in life, comparing your family 4x4s ability to ramp the pavement outside the school against that of the other mothers out there is something that is really required. Or maybe these people should just be persecuted to the point where they realise that there are positive aspects to getting a life 
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19th August 2002, 12:51 PM
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LOL, Even my Mom drives an Audi A4..
 I'd disown her if she chopped it in for a Rav4 G*
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