Vespa PX Spare Parts

How to choose the right spare part

The PX was in production for almost forty years, and the Piaggio catalog divides it into three distinct blocks: the historical catalogs, which cover the PX 125 E, PX 150 E, and PX 200 E versions up to 2005 (including the PX 150 E for the North American market), the PX 125 and PX 150 2T Euro 3 produced from 2011 to 2017 for Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, and the PX 125 30 Anni from 2007-2008, the only PX with a four-stroke engine. These blocks often share the same code, but not always: before ordering, it's a good idea to know which generation your PX belongs to.

The three cataloged generations

• PX 125 E / 150 E / 200 E — historical catalogs up to 2005, including versions for the USA market
• PX 125 and PX 150 2T NOABS Euro 3 — 2011-2017, the final series
• PX 125 30 Anni 4T 2V NOABS Euro 2 — 2007-2008, special four-stroke series

What you'll find in this section

• Engine and Ignition — spark plugs, gaskets, thermal unit components
• Frame and Chassis — kickstand and its parts, suspension, screws
• Bodywork — side panels, doors, badges, profiles
• Controls and Transmissions — cables, levers, footpegs
• Electrical System — switches, lighting, wiring

Perfect for whom

For those who keep a PX on the road and want to replace a part with the one the manufacturer intended, not an equivalent chosen by eye. For the restorer working on an Eighties or Nineties PX E and for those who bought one of the last PX 2T models produced in 2017 and are looking for parts still in the catalog. And for the mechanic who serves Vespa owners and needs to quickly find the right code.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which generation my PX belongs to?
The sure way is the frame number, stamped on the frame and reported on the registration document. The PX E models from historical catalogs go up to 2005, the final 2T Euro 3 series runs from 2011 to 2017, and the 30 Anni four-stroke is only 2007-2008. If you have any doubt, send us the frame number and we will verify the correct code for you.

Are PX 125 spare parts also suitable for PX 150 and PX 200?
Many are, but not all. The Piaggio catalog often assigns the same code to the three displacements for frame, bodywork, and control parts, while thermal unit and carburetion parts differ. Each product sheet on this site provides the exact compatibility table, taken from the official catalog.

Does the PX 125 30 Anni use the same spare parts as other PX models?
For the frame, bodywork, and chassis, largely yes, because the 30 Anni is based on the same platform. The engine, however, is a four-stroke two-valve and is a world of its own: everything related to the thermal unit, distribution, and fuel system has its own codes and is not interchangeable with the two-stroke PX.

Are original Piaggio spare parts for the PX still available?
Most of them are: the PX went out of production in 2017, and the Piaggio Group keeps many codes in its catalog. When a code is discontinued, the product sheet indicates it, and in that case, the best alternative for vintage Vespas remains Italian CIF spare parts.

How do I order if I don't know the part code?
Search for it by name and model within this section, or use the compatible vehicles filter. If you can't find the part or are unsure about the version, contact us with the model, year, and frame number: we will find the exact code in the official catalog before you order.

Where does the shipment originate?
From Cercola, in the province of Naples. Moon Bike S.r.l. is an authorized dealer of the Piaggio Group and ships from Italy with an invoice and manufacturer's warranty.