Aermacchi-Harley-Davidson presented the 150cc 2-stroke scooter named Brezza (Breeze) at the Motosalone dello Fiera Campionaria di Milano. It was a daring venture on a market where 2 major competitors, namely Vespa and Lambretta, had control of the market. The Brezza never became a real hit. 2,200 models were manufactured between 1963 and 1969. The scooter had one novelty though: a front mudguard made of synthetic material in the same color. Also the headlight and the console around the handlebars were of the same material. The upright single-cylinder engine was fan-cooled. This model was sold new in 1963 for 139,900 lira or 1445 Dutch guilders.
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