Lever Vespa PX CNC bgm PRO
Thuesday 27 February, 2018

New Vespa PX levers (brake lever & clutch lever)

We are pleased to present the new CNC sports levers from bgm PRO. The Vespa PX levers are CNC-milled from solid aluminum. The surface is hard anodized, which results in a very noble and resistant finish in black or alternatively black matt [su_spacer][su_button url="https://www.scooter-center.com/de/all/search?query=lever+bgm+pro+px&catalog=true" background="#ff071a" size="10" icon="icon: hand-pointer-o"]Order new levers for your Vespa here[/su_button][su_spacer]

Top ergonomics

Ergonomically, the new bgm PRO lever is significantly better than the original lever. The bgm PRO sports levers offer better performance and more direct feedback. The shape of the levers is also ideal for braking with just two fingers.Hebel Vespa PX

Individually or as an affordable set

We supply these levers as a set with brake lever and clutch lever. However, the levers are also available individually! Practical if, for example, you only want to replace a single lever as a spare part due to a crash. Available in a version for Vespa models with classic cable brakes and for hydraulic disc brakes.
  • black
  • black matt
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LEVERS FOR VESPA PX WITH DISC BRAKE

For vehicles with hydraulic disc brakes, the upper brake master cylinder on the handlebars is decisive for choosing the right lever/set:
  • GRIMECA Year of construction 1998-2004From 1998, with the introduction of the PX Disc models, Piaggio fitted master brake cylinders from Grimeca. These can be recognized by the lettering "GRIMECA" on the brake fluid reservoir.
  • HENG TONG Year of manufacture 2004-From around 2004, the company switched to brake pumps from Heng Tong. These have no manufacturer's markings. These pumps are also used on the current PX models.

LEVER FOR VESPA PK MODELS

The PK S and PK XL1 models (approx. 1983-1989) use plastic (black) brake and clutch levers from the factory. These are slightly thicker at the mount and therefore require an approx. 1.5mm thick washer at the top and bottom to compensate. The levers can then also be used here. Unfortunately, the PK XL2 models (recognizable by the choke lever on the handlebars) cannot be fitted with these levers.

LEVER FOR VESPA GTS / MODERN VESPA

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OUR TIP:

When replacing the lever, take the opportunity to replace the Bowden cable and insert the lever with a little grease. Lever bolts, the matching nuts and washers are available here in the storeHebel Vespa PX The levers fit the following scooters:
  • Vespa
    • 50 L (V5A1T)
    • 50 N (V5A1T)
    • 50 (V5A1T - 1963)
    • 50 S (V5A1T - 1964)
    • 50 Special (V5A2T)
    • 50 Special Elestart (V5A3T)
    • 50 Special (V5B1T)
    • 50 Special Elestart (V5B2T)
    • 50 Special (V5B3T)
    • 50 Special Elestart (V5B4T)
    • 50 Sprinter (V5SS2T - -1975)
    • 50 SR (V5SS2T - 1975-)
    • 90 (V9A1T)
    • 90 Super Sprint (V9SS1T)
    • 150 (VBA1T)
    • 150 (VBB1T)
    • 150 (VBB2T)
    • 150 Super (VBC1T)
    • 150 GL (VLA1T)
    • 150 Sprint (VLB1T)
    • 150 Sprint Veloce (VLB1T)
    • 125 GTR (VLN2T)
    • 125 Nuova (VMA1T)
    • 125 Primavera (VMA2T)
    • 125 ET3 (VMB1T)
    • 125 (VNA1T)
    • 125 (VNA2T)
    • 125 (VNB1T)
    • 125 (VNB3T)
    • 125 (VNB4T)
    • 125 (VNB5T)
    • 125 (VNB6T)
    • 125 Super (VNC1T)
    • 125 GT (VNL2T)
    • 125 TS (VNL3T)
    • 160 GS (VSB1T - 1962) GS4
    • 160 GS (VSB1T - 1963) GS4
    • 180 Super Sport (VSC1T)
    • 180 Rally (VSD1T)
    • 200 Rally (VSE1T - Femsa)
    • 200 Rally (VSE1T - Ducati)
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Autor
Uwe Schneider