Piaggio 58057R Start Button – Beverly, Liberty, Fly, Zip, NRG and Runner

The Piaggio 58057R starter button is the start button on the right handlebar control: the one you press to start the engine. It is one of the most widely used spare parts in the entire group – it is fitted on Piaggio Beverly, Liberty, Fly, Zip, NRG, Typhoon, Carnaby, X8, X9, and X Evo, Gilera Runner, Stalker, and Storm, Aprilia Sport City ONE and SR Motard, Scarabeo Light and Vespa ET2, ET4, Granturismo, and GTS 250. When the contacts wear out or moisture gets in, you have to press it several times or hold it at an angle to start the scooter, until one day it no longer responds. New spare part, original Piaggio code, ready for delivery from Moon Bike S.r.l. - Cercola (NA).

✓ Strengths

• Original Piaggio code 58057R – original equipment button, with standard housing and contacts
• Covers almost the entire group – Piaggio, Vespa, Aprilia, Gilera, and Scarabeo, from 50 to 500 cc
• Repair for a few euros – avoids replacing the entire control block, which costs ten times as much
• Resolves intermittent starting issues – the typical defect from oxidized contacts
• Mounts on the original housing – no adaptation, no wires to cut
• New product, never mounted · shipping from Italy

Technical features

Vehicle compatibility

Compatibility source: official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B), Aprilia, Gilera, Piaggio, Scarabeo and Vespa sections, EMEA, APAC, NAFTA and LATAM markets. If your vehicle is not listed, contact us with the frame number before ordering.

Recommended products

• Starter relay 58246R – the other component in the starter chain, with similar symptoms
• Engine kill switch 584599 – on Beverly models, this is often the real culprit for "not starting" issues
• Contact grease for connectors – always apply during reassembly
• Complete right-hand control block – if lights and turn signals also stop responding

Who it's perfect for

This is the replacement part for anyone with a scooter that only starts if you press the button in a certain way: two, three times, perhaps pushing it sideways. This is the first sign that the button contacts are oxidized, and from there to "it no longer starts" is just a few weeks. It's also for those who have a vehicle that has been idle for a season and find that the button doesn't respond. For a button that costs a few euros, there's no point in postponing: the real risk is ending up having to change the entire control block, which costs ten times as much. For a workshop, it's a part to always keep in stock, because a single code covers practically all scooters in the group from 1998 to today.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is this part?
It is the starter button — the start button on the right handlebar control, the one you press to start the engine. It is the button only: the complete control block is a separate spare part.

My scooter only starts by pressing it multiple times: is this the problem?
Most likely, yes. It's the classic symptom of oxidized contacts in the button: as long as pressing it multiple times or at an angle makes contact, then it stops completely. Before ordering, however, also check the battery, relay, and kickstand switch.

Will it fit my scooter?
It is one of the most common codes in the group: it covers Beverly, Liberty, Fly, Zip, NRG, Typhoon, Carnaby, X8, X9, and X Evo, Gilera Runner, Stalker, and Storm, Aprilia Sport City ONE and SR Motard, Scarabeo, and Vespa ET, Granturismo, and GTS 250. Check the table above and, if in doubt, send us the frame number.

Do I need to change the entire control block?
Almost never. In most cases, only the starter button wears out because it's pressed every time the engine is started. Replacing just the button costs a fraction of the complete control block and solves the problem.

Can I install it myself?
Yes, if you have some manual skills: disconnect the battery negative terminal, open the right control, replace the button, and close it. Apply a thin layer of contact grease to the terminals before closing: this prevents having to do the job again in two winters.

Is it original or a reproduction?
It is the original Piaggio code 58057R, new and never mounted. There are aftermarket equivalents that cite the same reference: they often have a different button travel and less durable contacts.

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 departs.