Piaggio 576376000P Dark Grey Fuel Flap – Beverly and BV 125-200-250-400-500

The Piaggio 576376000P fuel door is the dark grey embossed plastic bodywork flap that covers the fuel filler neck on first-generation Beverly and BV 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500 maxi-scooters, from 2001 to 2008. It attaches via two hinge pins and a central snap clip. It is one of the first parts to fail: when the hinge breaks, the door remains open or falls off. Product code 576376000P.

✓ Highlights

• Original Piaggio part 576376000P – exact shape, pins, and clip for the first-generation Beverly bodywork.
• Official name "Fuel door" – listed under the "Central cover - Footboards" plate in the Chassis - Plastics - Bodywork group.
• Single code for the entire first generation – Beverly 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500 and the American BV models, including the RST versions from historical catalogs.
• Direct fit – snaps into the original housing without any body modifications or special tools.
• Tidies up the side of the scooter – a broken or missing door is the first thing a potential buyer notices on a used vehicle.
• Protects the filler neck from water, dust, and leaves.

Technical specifications

Vehicle compatibility

The list is taken from the official Piaggio spare parts catalog (B2B area), Beverly 125 / 250 / 400 / 500 sections and Historical Catalogs 1998-2005, EMEA and NAFTA markets. If your scooter is not in the table, send us your VIN and we will verify the correct code before you order.

Who it is perfect for

It is the replacement part for those who have a first-generation Beverly with a broken, dangling, or missing fuel door. It is a minor but annoying failure: the plastic hinge is thin and breaks after a few years of sun and use, and from that moment on, every refueling becomes a hassle. It is also the typical purchase for those who have just bought a used one — the missing door is the classic detail that the previous owner never fixed — and for those who are preparing the scooter for resale, because a side without a door makes the whole vehicle look neglected. It is inexpensive and takes only a moment to install.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is the Piaggio 576376000P fuel door?
It is the fuel door, i.e., the bodywork flap that covers the refueling neck and opens to fill up on fuel for first-generation Beverly and BV scooters. The Piaggio catalog calls it "Fuel door." It is not the fuel cap, which is underneath and is a separate spare part with a different code.

Which Beverly models does it fit?
The 576376000P code is provided by the Piaggio catalog for Beverly 125, 200, 250, 400, and 500, and for the BV 200, 250, and 500 of the American market, from 2001 to 2008, including the RST versions of the historical catalogs. From the Tourer, Cruiser, and Beverly 300 generations onwards, the bodywork is different: in the table above you will find the exact versions, markets, and years.

Where is it located on the vehicle exactly?
In the catalog, it is in the Chassis - Plastics - Bodywork group, plate 02.31 "Central cover - Footboards": position 23 on Beverly 125 and 250, position 28 on Beverly 400 and 500. In historical 1998-2005 catalogs, it is position 1 of the "Central part" and "Central cover" plates. It is the door on the side, above the fuel filler.

What is the difference between 576376000P and 576376000C?
These are the two codes the Piaggio catalog provides for the same door, at the same diagram position, matched to different body colors. On sale here is the 576376000P, in embossed dark grey plastic. If you are not sure which one your scooter uses, compare the code stamped on your old part or send us your VIN and color.

How is the door installed?
It snaps onto the original housing: the two hinge pins go into their slots and the central clip snaps into place. No special tools or body modifications are required, but it is best to clean the housing of residues first and check that the pin slots are not widened or cracked, otherwise the new part will be under stress.

Are the cap, lock, and spring included?
No. Only the door is provided, one piece per vehicle. The fuel cap, the locking cam lever (which has code 576626 in the catalog), the spring, and the screws are separate spare parts: if yours are still in good condition, they can be reused without any problems.