You have scoots, and then you have this, Ellaspede’s Piaggio Liberty 150. Now if you’re familiar with the Liberty scooter, you will note that this custom flat-tracking scooter looks nothing like the model in its stock form. It didn’t even have a backbone.
Now, the Piaggio Liberty that Ellaspede’s Steve Barry, used was an old one, it was actually found in the shed of a junkyard. After he loaded the bike up to his workshop, it was promptly made into the flat tracker we’re seeing now. Steve Barry’s been into small scooters that are rather unconventional. Not looking to go with the mainstream look for most retro builds, he opted to remove all the parts that weren’t necessary to his flat tracking vision.
