The Vespa 90 was launched in 1963 together with the 50, and used many of the same components. Retailed in a single colour – sky-blue – it had 10” wheels. About 24,000 units were sold in Italy. Equipped with a licence plate due to its engine displacement, the Vespa 90 was popular with those who needed to carry a passenger.




TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Two-stroke single cylinder engine

Bore: 47 mm - Stroke: 51 mm - Displacement: 88.5 cc

Top speed: 70 km/h

Suspension: helicoidal spring and hydraulic shock absorber on both wheels

Brakes: drum

Tyres: 3,00x10"