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Step-through motorcycles with a body that shields the rider's legs, brought to postwar Europe by Vespa and Lambretta. An entry belongs here when the cited article calls the machine a scooter or a brand of motor scooters. It excludes motorcycles with a conventional frame. Entries are placed by what their own cited article says, so each one sits in the narrowest group its source supports, and the group page lists it beside the other members.

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1954 Honda Juno

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1961 Honda Juno

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1962 Honda Juno

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1977 Honda Express

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1979 Honda Express

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1980 Honda Express

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1981 Honda Express

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1981 Honda Motocompo

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1982 Honda Express

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1983 Honda Express

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1983 Honda Motocompo

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1983 Honda Spree

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1984 Honda Elite

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1984 Honda Express

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1984 Honda Spree

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1985 Honda Elite

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1985 Honda Spree

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1986 Honda Elite

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1986 Honda Helix

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1986 Honda Spree

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1987 Honda Elite

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1987 Honda Spree

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1988 Honda Dio

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1988 Honda Elite

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1990 Honda Dio

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1991 Honda Dio

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1991 Honda Elite

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1992 Honda Dio

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1995 Honda Dio

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1997 Honda Dio

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2001 Honda Activa

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2001 Honda Dio

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2001 Honda Forza

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2001 Honda Helix

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2002 Honda Metropolitan

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2003 Honda Dio

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2003 Honda Ruckus

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2004 Honda Forza

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2004 Honda Helix

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2005 Honda Helix

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2006 Honda Click

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2007 Honda Elite

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2007 Honda Helix

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2008 Honda Click

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2009 Honda Activa

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2009 Honda Click

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2009 Honda Metropolitan

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2009 Honda PCX

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2010 Honda PCX

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2011 Honda Benly

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Sources
Wikipedia: Vespa
WikipediaHas Member: Vespa, Lead sentence
Quote, Has Member: Vespa, Lead sentence
Vespa (Italian pronunciation: [ˈvɛspa]; Italian for 'wasp') is an Italian brand of scooters and mopeds manufactured by Piaggio.
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Lambretta, Wikipedia
Has Member: Lambretta, Lead sentence
Quote, Has Member: Lambretta, Lead sentence
Lambretta (Italian pronunciation: [lamˈbretta]) was a brand of motor scooters, manufactured in Milan, Italy, by Innocenti.
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