The Evolution of Classic Vespa Style Mods: Decoding the Significance of Lights and Rearview Mirrors as Segambreng – Motorplus

MOTOR Plus-online.com – Modification of the classic Vespa motorbike, the flow of mods, still often enlivens Vespa events.

Events that promote mods culture have their own charm, with dapper clothing in the style of the 1960s.

Plus a modification of a classic Vespa motorbike or a 2-stroke Vespa which is paired with mirrors and lots of lights, aka as long as it is.

So how did the modification of the classic Vespa mods style come about?

In fact, mods were not only focused on the Vespa, but more towards youth culture in England in the late 1950s to 1960s.

Adreeansyah from the Soulbrother Indonesia community explained, mods cannot be separated from 3 elements, namely music, fashion, and scooters.

“The word mods itself comes from modern jazz for modernist people, which started developing in the late 1950s as a subculture that was very popular with young people at that time,” said Adreeansyah when contacted. MOTOR Plus-online some time ago.

“At that time there was a mix of cultures, especially from Jamaican immigrants who made jazz and ska music a part of the history of mods music itself,” he continued.

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“As time has progressed, the influx of fashion culture has defined mods as young modern jazz fans who wear prominently modern Italian clothing,” he continued.