Piaggio 576376000P Fuel Cap Cover – Beverly and BV 125, 200, 250, 400 and 500 (up to 2008)

The Piaggio 576376000P fuel tank flap — the door covering the filler neck, the one that opens for refueling — is the original spare part for Piaggio Beverly and BV maxi-scooters in 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500 displacements, RST and Euro 3 versions, up to 2008. It is one of the parts that breaks first: the plastic hinge gives way, the closing hook breaks, and the flap remains open or detaches completely, leaving the filler neck exposed to water and dirt. New spare part, original Piaggio code, ready for delivery from Moon Bike S.r.l. — Cercola (NA).

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio code 576376000P – exact hinge, hook, and shape of the Beverly bodywork
• One code for the entire range – Beverly 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500 and BV, including the RST versions from historical catalogs
• Restores the scooter's side – a broken or missing flap is immediately noticeable and is the first thing a buyer of a used scooter looks at
• Protects the filler neck – keeps water, dust, and leaves out of the cap area
• Direct mounting – replaces the original seat without modifications to the bodywork
• New product, never mounted · shipping from Italy

Technical features

Vehicle compatibility

Compatibility source: official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B), sections Beverly 125 / 250 / 400 / 500 and Historical Catalogs 1998-2005, EMEA and NAFTA markets. If your scooter is not listed, contact us with the frame number before ordering.

Recommended products

• Beverly fuel cap – if the cap has also lost its gasket or no longer closes properly
• Flap lock and screws – not included: ask us if yours are damaged
• Luggage rack cover 623358000C – the other bodywork part missing on used Beverly scooters
• Start button 58057R and starter relay 58246R – the two most requested electrical spare parts for the Beverly

Who is it perfect for

This is the spare part for those who have a Beverly with a broken, dangling, or missing fuel flap. It's a trivial but annoying fault: the plastic hinge is thin and after a few years of sun exposure and openings, it gives way, and from that moment on, every refueling becomes a nuisance. It's also a typical purchase for those who have just bought a used scooter — the missing flap is the classic detail the previous seller never fixed — and for those preparing the scooter for resale, because a side without a flap makes the whole vehicle look neglected. It's inexpensive and quick to install.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is this part?
It is the fuel tank flap, i.e., the bodywork door that covers the filler neck and opens for refueling. It is not the fuel cap, which is the part underneath and ordered separately.

Does it fit my Beverly?
It fits Beverly 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500 and American BV models, including RST versions from historical catalogs, up to 2008. It is one of the few codes that covers the entire first generation. If your model is not listed, send us the frame number.

Are the cap and lock included?
No. Only the flap is supplied. The fuel cap, lock, spring, and screws are separate spare parts: if you need them, ask us, and we will check them in the catalog.

Why does it always break at the same point?
Because the hinge is the thinnest part of the piece and works with every opening. Over the years, the plastic hardens due to the sun and eventually breaks. It's an age-related defect, not incorrect use: it happens on all Beverly scooters of this generation.

How is it mounted?
It replaces the original seat, without dismantling the bodywork. Before mounting, clean the seat thoroughly and check that the hinge pin is not damaged: if it is, the new part will also eventually detach.

Is it original or a reproduction?
It is the original Piaggio code 576376000P, new and never mounted. For a part that needs to fit and close flush with the bodywork, the original shape is what matters.

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