Reproduction of the tanks of the Vespa Sport models "Sei Giorni" from the early 50s.

The "Sei Giorni" models have a legendary reputation today. These were racing Vespas that were developed, built and sent out onto the track by the Piaggio factory itself. These models got their name from the international "Sei Giorni" (six days) regularity race, in which Piaggio participated very successfully in 1951. A striking visual feature of these "factory racers" were the enlarged fuel tanks.

• Sporty look of the legendary classics
• Different versions available
• Significantly increased tank capacity

We stock two versions of the Sei Giorni tanks. One that is a little closer to the originals and a somewhat free interpretation of the historical models. The original Sei Giorni tanks were always a bit different anyway, because they were handmade for each generation and only produced in a minimal number of pieces.

Compared to the series, the tank is noticeably larger and reaches almost to the saddle cover. With a tank capacity of about 9 litres (depending on the model), the range is significantly increased. A sensible addition, especially for tuned wideframe engines.