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Vespa Cufflinks and Bracelets for Scooter Fans

Vespa Cufflinks and Bracelets for Scooter Fans

December 11, 2016 By DanThornton Leave a Comment

These came out a while ago, but we figured it was worth sharing the Vespa cufflinks and bracelets for scooter fans. Especially if you’re struggling with Christmas or birthday presents. Obviously they’ll also work for anyone who is into Mod or vintage fashion and design.

The Vespa cufflinks cover two models. The Vespa Primavera cufflinks are made from silver and feature the scooter silhouette. You can choose from a Red, Green or Blue enamel finish to match either your scooter or your outfit. And they have the Vespa logo on the toggle, in the same colour. They cost £70.99.

Vespa Primavera Cufflinks

The Vespa 125 Primavera originally launched in 1968. There’s also a modern version which began production in 2014 for both 50cc and 125cc versions.

The other classic Vespa design to be turned into jewellery is the PX, which was the large frame model of the late 1970s. It covered everything from 80cc to 200ccc engines overt the years. And again, it went back into production in 2010 as the PX125 and the PX200. American and Canada also received a PX150. And as the PX range has stopped production in 2016 due to the difficulties of meeting Euro 4 emission regulations with a two stroke engine, it’s a time to celebrate the scooter.

Like the Primavera version, the Vespa PX cufflinks are made from silver with the silhouette of the scooter and the logo enraved on the toggle, with a choice of Red or Navy Blue enamel finish for £70.99.

Vespa PX cufflinks

If you want to signal your scooterist ways in a more subtle fashion, there are also the Vespa 946 cufflinks. Those are modeled on the seat-fixing plate, even featuring the allen bolts. You probably know by now that they’ll be made from silver and have the logo and a price of £70.99.

Vespa 946 Cufflinks

What if you’re looking for a more unisex scooter-related present? And maybe something a little subtle or for those on a smaller budget?

Well, you might like the Vespa Tombolino Bracelet. The silver bead in the centre features the Vespa logo, matched to the colour of the bracelet and natural cotton strap. You can pick Red, Green, Blue or Light Blue, and the cost is £29.99.

 

 

So there you go. Some Vespa cufflinks and bracelets for scooter fans, and those who need to buy them presents.

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