Piaggio 640513 Transparent Pricol Dashboard – Beverly Tourer 125, 250, 300, and 400 (2007-2010)

The Piaggio 640513 dashboard transparent cover - listed as "complete transparent protection", which everyone calls the speedometer glass - is the transparent cover that protects the instrument cluster of Piaggio Beverly Tourer 125, 250, 300 and 400 maxi scooters produced from 2007 to 2010. It is the replacement part to be fitted when the glass is scratched, dulled by the sun, cracked or when condensation enters and the instrumentation can no longer be read. 🔴 Attention: this is the version for PRICOL instrumentation, not Marelli. New spare part, original Piaggio code, ready for delivery from Moon Bike S.r.l. - Cercola (NA).

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio code 640513 – the standard transparent cover, with the exact curvature and interlocking of the Beverly Tourer dashboard
• Restores readability – with a scratched or yellowed glass at night, the instrumentation is no longer legible
• Low-cost repair – only the transparent cover is replaced instead of the entire instrument cluster, which costs many times more
• A single code for all Tourer displacements – 125, 250, 300, and 400
• Blocks water and dust entry – condensation inside the dashboard damages the panel and bulb holders
• New product, never assembled · shipping from Italy

Technical features

Vehicle compatibility

Compatibility source: official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B), Handlebar-Steering › Instrument Cluster / Dashboard table of the Beverly Tourer E3, position 7. If your scooter is not listed, contact us with the frame number before ordering.

Recommended products

• Marelli instrument cluster transparent cover 641484 – the version for the other type of dashboard: ask us if your Beverly has Marelli
• Instrument cluster cover 497419 – the dashboard trim, often damaged along with the transparent cover
• Dashboard lamps 12V (codes 164634 and 229892) – it's advisable to replace them when the dashboard is open
• Self-tapping screws 270793 – the original fixing screws, if the old ones are stripped
• "Tourer" adhesive badge 656744 – to also restore the aesthetics of your Beverly Tourer

Who is it perfect for?

It's the spare part for anyone who owns a Beverly Tourer and can no longer read the dashboard: the transparent cover is the part that ages first, because it's exposed to the sun all day and gets scratched every time it's wiped with a dry cloth. After a few years, it becomes milky, reflects the light of the needles at night, and is completely opaque in direct sunlight. It's also for those who find condensation inside the dashboard after a storm or a wash, and know that trapped moisture will eventually oxidize the contacts. Replacing only the transparent cover costs a fraction of the complete instrument cluster: it's one of those repairs that make the scooter look well-maintained again.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my dashboard is Pricol or Marelli?
The supplier's brand is stamped on the instrument cluster, usually at the bottom of the inner mask. The Beverly Tourer was released with both types, and the transparent covers are not interchangeable. If you have any doubts, send us a photo of your dashboard: we will tell you the correct code.

What exactly is this part?
It's the transparent protective cover for the instrument cluster, which in the Piaggio catalog is called "complete transparent protection" and colloquially is the speedometer glass. It covers and protects the dashboard: it is not the dashboard itself or its frame, which are separate spare parts.

Is it suitable for all Beverly displacements?
It's suitable for all Tourer versions: 125 (2007-2010), 250 (2007-2009), 300 ie (2009), and 400 ie (2008-2009). The non-Tourer versions of the Beverly have a different dashboard: in that case, send us the frame number.

Is it worth replacing only the transparent cover?
Almost always yes. If the dashboard works and the problem is only readability — scratched, opaque, yellowed glass or with condensation — replacing the transparent cover costs a fraction of the complete instrument cluster and solves the problem definitively.

How do I clean it to make it last?
Only water, neutral soap, and a soft cloth, and always with a wet surface. Never dry (scratches form that way) and never with alcohol, solvents, or aggressive glass cleaners: they irreversibly dull the surface.

Is it original or a reproduction?
It's the original Piaggio part number 640513, new and never fitted. Generic reproductions often have slightly different curvatures and fittings, and on a part that needs to be sealed, that's precisely where leaks occur.

How long does it take to arrive?
The item is in stock and shipped from Italy. You will receive the tracking code as soon as the package leaves.