Piaggio 6005615 Rear Brake Cable – Liberty 50, 100, 125, 150, 200 and Electric

This is the complete rear brake cable assembly for the original Piaggio Liberty family: cable, housing, and terminals in one piece, from the left lever to the rear drum brake. It should be replaced when the lever becomes hard or spongy, when the brake remains engaged, or when the wires fray near the end caps. Product code 6005615.

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio Group spare part – the catalog lists it in the "Transmissions" section of the braking system, under the name "brake transmission."
• Complete cable assembly, not just the wire – cable, housing, and terminals come together, as designed: replacing only the wire inside a crushed housing does not solve anything.
• Standard length and bend radii – a shortened universal cable will not run straight through the original cable guides and will break again in a short time.
• One code for the entire Liberty range – from 50 to 200, 2T and 4T, including the Delivery, PTT, and MOC work versions, and the electric Liberty.
• It is a safety part – a frayed brake cable gives no warning: it breaks suddenly.

Technical specifications

Vehicle compatibility

The list is taken from the official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B area). If you have any doubts, send us your scooter's chassis number, and we will verify the correct code.

Who is it perfect for?

For those whose rear brake lever is stiff, spongy, or doesn't return, or whose brake remains partially engaged and the drum overheats. On Liberty scooters — especially on delivery vehicles, which brake thousands of times a day and are exposed to the elements — the rear brake cable assembly is one of the first parts to wear out: the housing gets crushed where it passes under the footboard, water enters, and the cable starts to seize. It's inexpensive, quick to replace, and concerns safety: it's a classic intervention that makes no sense to postpone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does it fit?
The official spare parts catalog lists this code for the Liberty family: Liberty 50 (2T and 4T, from 2005 to 2017, including Sport, MOC, Delivery, and PTT), Liberty 50 4T RST from historical catalogs, Liberty 100, Liberty 125 from 2004 to 2015, Liberty 150 from 2008 to 2013, Liberty 200 from 2006 to 2008, and the electric Liberty PPT. The table above shows years and versions.

What exactly do I receive?
The complete cable assembly: the steel cable with its housing and pre-assembled terminals, ready to install. It's not a piece of wire to be cut to size or a loose housing: it's the complete assembly as designed by the manufacturer, so the length and end caps are already correct.

Is it suitable for the Liberty iGet?
No. From 2015, the iGet generation uses a different code, even though the vehicle is still called Liberty. This item covers previous series up to 2017. If you are unsure which generation your scooter is, send us the chassis number, and we will verify it in the official catalog.

How do I know it needs to be replaced?
The lever becomes stiff or does not return by itself, braking remains long even after adjusting the play, or the brake remains partially engaged and the drum overheats. Check the wires near the terminals: if you see even a single broken or rusted strand, it should be replaced immediately.

Are other parts needed?
The catalog lists the brake adjuster (270310), the cylindrical cable guide (576565), and the adjusting pin (179640) on the same table, which have separate codes. If the cable had reached its limit, it's also advisable to check the brake shoes: they are often worn out too.

Is it original or an equivalent?
It is an original Piaggio Group spare part, identified by factory code 6005615, which also appears as 600561 in the catalog. It is not an aftermarket cable with cross-referencing. Moon Bike S.r.l. is an authorized Piaggio and Aprilia dealer and ships with invoice and manufacturer's warranty.