An exhibition at the Piaggio Museum of the most precious and representative motorcycles of Moto Guzzi celebrates the hundredth anniversary of the Mandello del Lario house, founded in 1921. It is an exhibition of extraordinary historical value which, until June 17, brings the models to Pontedera most precious and iconic of Moto Guzzi. The motorbikes are part of a traveling event that the ACI Storico Club is taking to some fascinating locations on the Peninsula to celebrate the century of the life of one of the most important brands in motorcycling and the automotive industry in Italy. The event, which had its debut in Milan on April 15, features motorcycles that have marked their respective eras, masterpieces of ingenuity and mechanics, extraordinary machines that have often been ahead of their time and have always represented examples of style and technology. . Motorcycles that have intertwined their history with the industrial and social growth of Italy. These historic pieces, often one-offs, stand alongside other extraordinary historic Moto Guzzi bikes that are part of the permanent collection of the Piaggio Museum, including the legendary Otto Cilindri which, in the mid-1950s, represented the most advanced project in terms of of technology in the racing world and still today amazes for the audacity of its technical solutions. Among the motorcycles that until the middle of June it will be possible to admire at the Piaggio Museum are the Sport 500 of the 1920s, the Sport 15, a futuristic creation of the 1930s; the Guzzino of the ’40s, the Falcone, which forcefully entered popular culture, the Galletto 192, the V7 Sport which for the boys of the’ 70s was a myth of sportsmanship. And again the V50, the super sports car Daytona 1000, to get to the more recent Griso and the nonconformist MGX-21. The event of the Aci Storico Club will continue with the stage in Rome (Concorso di Eleganza, Reb Concours, Golf Club Acqua Santa, from 21 to 23 June), to continue with a further series of events in the capital, including an appointment at the Vallelunga racetrack (11 and 12 September), to then end in Padua from 21 to 24 October. The Piaggio Museum in Pontedera reopened to the public in February thanks to the adoption of new access rules that allow you to return to enjoy a unique spectacle, that of one of the largest and most complete motorcycle museums in Europe. To access the Museum, groups of visitors must book the tour by telephone, from Tuesday to Friday, at 0587 27171. Furthermore, to satisfy the requests of the thousands of visitors who populate its large rooms every year, the Piaggio Museum is now It can also be visited online thanks to the Virtual Tour that “starts” from the Museopiaggio.Com home page and from the vespa.Com and piaggio.Com web pages. (ITALPRESS). tvi / com 26-May-21 12:07 pm
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