Piaggio 176166 Centre Stand Feet Pair Ø22 – Vespa PX 125-200 and 50 FL2 (up to 2017)

The original Piaggio 176166 stand rubbers are the two rubber feet that fit onto the legs of the Vespa's center stand. They are the only part of the stand that touches the ground: they wear out, crack, and need to be replaced. The package contains two stand rubbers with an internal hole of Ø 22 mm, for Vespa PX 125, 150, and 200, and Vespa 50 FL2. Product code 176166.

✓ Strengths

• There are two, not one – the package covers both stand legs: they should always be changed in pairs, otherwise the Vespa will lean unevenly when parked.
• Correct size the first time – internal hole Ø 22 mm, the size for Vespa PX stands: universal stand rubbers from hardware stores will be loose or won't fit.
• Rigid rubber with internal reinforcement – supports the scooter's weight without compressing or slipping off when the stand is lowered with your foot.
• Protects the stand – without a stand rubber, the stand tube rests directly on metal: it wears out, rusts, and marks the floor.
• Original catalog spare part – it is item 10 on the Stand table in the official Piaggio spare parts catalog.

✓ Technical Features

✓ 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 frame number and we will verify the correct code.

✓ Perfect for whom

This is the inexpensive spare part that is immediately noticeable when missing. If your parked PX slides on the garage floor, if you hear a metal noise when you lower the stand, or if you see the tube starting to wear on one side, the stand rubbers are worn out. It's for those who use their Vespa daily and put it on the center stand ten times a day, and for those who are restoring a PX piece by piece and don't want to leave the stand bare after galvanizing or repainting it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stand rubbers are in the package?
Two, a pair: the price indicated refers to both. The Vespa's center stand has two legs and uses one on each side. It's always advisable to replace them together, because a new stand rubber next to a worn one will cause the scooter to lean unevenly and put all the weight on one side.

Which Vespas do they fit?
On the Vespa 50 FL2 from historical catalogs up to 1997, on Vespa PX 125 E, PX 150 E and PX 200 E from 1998-2005 catalogs (including the PX 150 E for the American market), on PX 125 and PX 150 two-stroke from 2011-2017, and on the PX 125 30 Anni from 2007-2008. The list comes from the official Piaggio spare parts catalog.

What size are they and how can I be sure?
The inner hole is Ø 22 mm, the size of the Vespa PX stand tube. Before ordering, measure the outer diameter of your stand leg with calipers or even just a tape measure: if it's 22 mm, you're good to go. Universal stand rubbers from hardware stores often have 20 or 25 mm and won't hold.

How are they installed?
Remove the old ones by prying them off with a screwdriver, clean the tube of any rust, and push the new ones into place. They fit tightly: if they resist, warm them for a few seconds with hot water or a hairdryer, never with a flame. It's precisely the tight fit that keeps them secure, so no glue or grease is needed.

Are these the same as the stand plates?
No. The plates are the two metal pieces that attach the stand to the frame and have a different code, as do the return springs and the complete stand. The stand rubbers are item 10 on the Stand table: just the two rubber pieces that rest on the ground.

How often should they be replaced?
There is no interval in the manual: they are replaced when they wear out. If you use your Vespa daily and always park it on the center stand, check them once a year. The signs are the rubber thinning on one side or cracking along the edge, and the stand starting to slide on smooth floors.