Uses a completely different engine to the air-cooled bike and produces around 50% more power. This is achieved using a fuel injected, double overhead camshaft,
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Uses a completely different engine to the air-cooled bike and produces around 50% more power. This is achieved using a fuel injected, double overhead camshaft,
Read moreThe TL125 is physically the same size as the 50cc version with identical styling, but the capacity makes the scooter much more useable in the
Read moreEuropean designed 180cc twin cam engine, iliquid-cooled, 4-valve, 4-stroke and fuel injected. Claims to offercomparable performance to the GTS 250 engine, but in a lighter
Read moreThe Quadro 4 adopts a retuned version centrally mounted with traction on both rear wheels via an integrated differential. Licence: A2 Engine: 350cc / 4T
Read moreThe Typhoon is a great looking scooter, it’s popular with youngsters and ideal for the adventurous commuter too. Licence: AM Engine: 49cc / 2T /
Read more‘Business’ plate on rear, chrome-plated exhaust pipe, brown saddle with dual lining, dedicated rear-view mirrors, gunmetal grey finish on central tunnel, handlebars and the passenger
Read moreEuro4 approved, equipped with Start&Stop system and 2-channel ABS. Piaggio claim a low fuel consumption (134mpg in the WMTC cycle). Licence: A1 Engine: 125cc /
Read moreThe Beverly Sport 350 comes with Piaggio’s latest engine, it’s light, powerful and very user friendly. The Beverly SportTouring also comes with ASR (traction control)
Read moreThe 125cc Liberty (now with 3V engine) is great around town. Available extras include colour co-ordinated panniers and top box. Complete with two year warranty.
Read moreThis bike can be ridden on a full car licence (if over 21) and most drivers would probably feel comfortable with it because of that
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