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Brand Piaggio scooters

Zip · Liberty · Fly · Typhoon · NRG · Beverly · Medley · MP3 · X-series

Piaggio, the Italian group behind Vespa, makes some of Europe's best-selling scooters, from the Zip, Liberty and Fly to the Beverly and Medley, the X-series maxi-scooters and the three-wheeled MP3. We stock replacement CVT drive belts from Bando, matched to Piaggio scooters from 50cc to 500cc. Search by your model, engine size and year, or by the size printed on the old belt, and use the filters to narrow it down.

Reading the size on your belt

Example: 793-22.1-28The first number is the belt's length in millimetres (793mm), the second is the top width (22.1mm) and the third is the angle of the sides (28°). Some sizes add a fourth number for thickness.

Same model, different belt?Belts can change with the year, engine size and whether it's a 2-stroke or 4-stroke, so the same model name can take more than one belt. The Liberty 125, for example, has used three different belts over the years, and the MP3 takes a different belt in 250, 300, 400 and 500 form.

Tip: Piaggio belt part numbers are usually six digits, such as 841213, or start with 1A on newer models. Piaggio engines are also used by Vespa, Gilera, Aprilia and Derbi, so the same belt often fits across all five brands. When you change the belt, check the variator rollers and clutch for wear too.

  • Know your scooterYou'll need the model, engine size and year. The year is on your V5C logbook if you're not sure.
  • Got the belt size?Type the size printed on the old belt, such as 793-22.1-28, or the Piaggio part number, into the search bar.
  • Still not sure?Call 020 8138 2848 with your Piaggio's model, engine size and year, such as a 2010 Liberty 125, and we'll match the belt for you.
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