Piaggio CM011101 Footboard Mat Fixing Button – Beverly, X9, MP3, X10, Hexagon, Nexus

The Piaggio CM011101 footboard mat fixing button is the black plastic plug that holds the mat securely to the footboard. It is push-fitted: the stem has two elastic flaps that snap into the hole and hold firmly (as observed from product photographs). This is the original Piaggio Group spare part, fitted on twenty years of Piaggio and Gilera scooters.

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio – official code CM011101, same size as the standard hole
• Snap-fit mounting – pushed in by hand, no tools or screws required (as observed from product photographs)
• Huge compatibility – the same button on Beverly, X9, X10, MP3, Hexagon, and Gilera Nexus, from 1998 to 2024
• Solves the loose mat problem – just one broken button and the mat lifts under your foot: it is annoying and wears out faster
• Costs a few euros – the part that gets lost when removing the footboard and which then blocks reassembly

Technical specifications

Vehicle compatibility

List taken from the official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B). This is one of the most transversal codes in the range: the same button spans twenty-six years of Piaggio and Gilera scooters.

When it is needed

Almost always after disassembly: you remove the mat to clean underneath or to access a cable, and one or two buttons break at the flaps or remain in the hole. Alternatively, over the years the plastic dries out and the button no longer holds: the mat lifts with every braking and ends up under your foot. It is a low-cost spare part that resolves a daily annoyance.

Frequently asked questions

How many should I buy?
The price is for one. Check how many holes your mat has and order accordingly: it is worth getting one extra, because they are easy to lose.

How do you install it?
You align it with the hole and push by hand until the flaps snap in. No tools, no screws.

How do I remove the old one if it is broken inside?
With needle-nose pliers or by prying with a small screwdriver, protecting the plastic with a rag. If only the stem remains, it is often possible to push it through and retrieve it from underneath.

Is it the same for Beverly and X9?
Yes: it is one of the most transversal codes in the range. Still, check your model in the table above.

Do I need a new mat too?
Not necessarily: if the mat is intact and only the buttons are loose, you just replace those. If, however, the hole in the mat is torn, the new button will not hold and the mat must also be replaced.