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What brand is the motorcycle in Roman Holiday?

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07/29/25 12:19pm

The motorcycle in Roman Holiday is the "Vespa125", known in Chinese as "Wei Si Pa 125". "Vespa" means "wasp" in Italian. After World War II, the world entered a bipolar structure. To contain the Soviet Union, the United States introduced the "Marshall Plan" aimed at reviving Europe. Although Italy was a defeated nation, it also received aid from the United States. Here is an introduction to the scooter: 1. How the scooter transmission system works: The principle of the transmission mechanism of a scooter is that two pulley discs are connected by a drive belt. When the engine is idling, the two pulley discs and the drive belt are in a loose state and cannot drive the motorcycle forward. When the engine speed increases, the two pulley discs begin to tighten with the belt under centrifugal force, and the transmission ratio changes. The higher the engine speed, the greater the change in transmission ratio, and the faster the vehicle speed. 2. Maintenance of the scooter transmission system: After the motorcycle transmission cover is installed, the air guide plate on the front pulley disc creates a directional airflow inside the transmission box. This serves two purposes: one is to dissipate heat from the transmission system, and the other is to blow out the dust generated during the operation of the transmission system to prevent excessive wear of the internal components.

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