Piaggio 656743 Chrome Side Plate Beverly 166x23 mm – Beverly 125, 250, 300, 400 and 500

The Piaggio 656743 side badge is the chrome "Beverly" lettering that goes on the side of the scooter. It measures 166 × 23 mm, comes with double-sided adhesive already applied to the back, and is an original Piaggio spare part, not a printed adhesive reproduction: it is a single piece of mirror-chrome plastic, with raised cursive letters and beveled edges (observed from product photographs). It's the detail that's missing on half of the Beverly scooters in circulation because it comes off with a pressure washer and can't be put back on.

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio spare part, catalog code 656743 — same font, same spacing, and same chrome finish as the factory-mounted part
• Structural double-sided adhesive already applied to the back: just peel off the protective film and position. No need to buy tape or glue, and no need to know how to apply it
• Single piece: the letters are connected to each other, they are not loose characters to be aligned manually one by one (observed from product photographs)
• Mirror chrome finish, not silver adhesive film: it reflects and has thickness, the difference is visible from half a meter away (observed from product photographs)
• Raised letters with beveled edges, which catch the light along the entire profile (observed from product photographs)
• Exact size 166 × 23 mm: fits within the impression left by the original badge, without uncovered halos to mask
• Covers the entire Beverly family from 125 to 500, including RST and Tourer: a single code for ten years of production

Technical Specifications

Characteristics indicated as observed from photographs are derived from direct examination of the item in stock. Catalog data may be updated by Piaggio without notice.

Vehicle Compatibility

Compatibility list from official Piaggio spare parts catalog: 6 families, 11 versions. If your Beverly is not listed in the table, contact us for more information before ordering: we will check it for you in the catalog.

This is one of those spare parts that costs little and makes a big difference. A Beverly with a bare side panel or a faded badge looks neglected even if the rest is fine; replacing it is a ten-minute job and changes the appearance of the vehicle, especially if you are about to sell it. We ship in 24/48 hours from Cercola. If you have doubts about the version or also need the displacement badge, contact us for more information.

Who it's perfect for

• Those who have lost the badge at the car wash or with a pressure washer — this is the most common way
• Those who have a badge that is faded, yellowed, or with chrome peeling after years in the sun
• Those who are restoring a Beverly to sell it: missing details are what cause price negotiation
• Those who have repainted or replaced the side panel and need to re-mount the lettering
• Workshops and body shops that complete a job and want the catalog part, not a plotter-cut sticker

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy glue or double-sided adhesive?
No. The badge comes with structural double-sided adhesive already applied to the back: remove the protective film, place, and press. Nothing else to buy, and no risk of using the wrong type of glue — silicone and generic mastics on a chrome badge only cause damage.

Do I need one or two?
The Beverly has one badge per side. The supply is one piece: if you want to replace both, order quantity 2. Practical advice: if one is faded, the other almost always is too, and two new ones next to an old one will be noticeable.

Is it a sticker or a real chrome piece?
It is a mirror-chrome plastic piece with raised letters, not a printed film (observed from product photographs). It has thickness and reflects light along its beveled edges: it is exactly what the Beverly comes with as standard.

My parts dealer gave me code 622051, is it the same?
Yes. 622051 is the previous code, replaced by Piaggio with 656743. It is the same part with the updated numbering.

Does it also include the displacement lettering?
No. This is only the "Beverly" lettering. The numbers (125, 250, 300, 500) and the phrases "Cruiser", "Tourer", "RST" are separate badges with their own codes: write to us which one you need and we will order it for you.

How do I remove the old one without damaging the side panel?
Gently heat with a hairdryer, pass a nylon thread behind the badge, and cut the adhesive with a sawing motion. Then remove any glue residue with a rubber adhesive removal disc at low speeds or a specific product. Screwdrivers and blades are not recommended: they can scratch the side panel, and the scratch will remain.

Is it suitable for my recent Beverly 350 or 400?
The table above is the official catalog list and covers the 2005-2010 generations, plus the RST from historical catalogs. Subsequent Beverly models have different graphics: send us the model and year, and we'll tell you the correct code for yours.