We must admit that at first glance, this vehicle has a somewhat confusing, almost amputated, look to it.
Despite that, or perhaps just because of it, this combination of the classic Vespa and the Segway is sure to attract attention to anyone quietly cruising through city traffic. The Spanish design studio Bel & Bel, which has used classic car and other vehicle parts in several designs, has added the front frame, handlebars, wheel housings and floorboard from a Vespa to the two-wheeled, battery-driven scooter developed by Dean Kamen. The result is the Zero Scooter. As we said: a bit confusing, but certainly amusing.
We must admit that at first glance, this vehicle has a somewhat confusing, almost amputated, look to it.
Despite that, or perhaps just because of it, this combination of the classic Vespa and the Segway is sure to attract attention to anyone quietly cruising through city traffic. The Spanish design studio Bel & Bel, which has used classic car and other vehicle parts in several designs, has added the front frame, handlebars, wheel housings and floorboard from a Vespa to the two-wheeled, battery-driven scooter developed by Dean Kamen. The result is the Zero Scooter. As we said: a bit confusing, but certainly amusing.
