Torque Specs

September 17, 2020

updated 2020-12

Contents:

1. General Torque Specs
 Metric Bolts     Stud Bolts     Spark Plugs

2. Moped Torque Specs
    Garelli   Honda   Minarelli   Morini   Peugeot
    Puch       Sachs       Tomos     Vespa (Piaggio)

 

Three main things affect the tightening torque:
1) Smaller (thinner) bolts require less torque than big (thicker) ones.
2) Weak (low grade) bolts require less torque than strong (high grade).
3) Bolts with Dry threads require more torque than lubricated ones. 

Torque Units: 1.00 n-m (newton meter) is equal to 0.102 kg-m (kilogram meter), or 0.738 ft-lb (pound foot)
All torques listed here are converted to ft-lb. That allows easy comparison of multiple sources.

 

 

1. General Torque Specs from Internet


x thread  x   4.8 00 4.8   8.8/9.8  8.8/9.8  10.9 0 10.9 0 12.9 0 12.9  ⇐  class (grade)
x thread  x lubed x  dry x  lubed x  dry x   lubed x  dry x lubed x dry 
METRIC BOLTS
x thread  x
 ft-lbs x ft-lbs   ft-lbs     ft-lbs    ft-lbs x ft-lbs   ft-lbs   ft-lbs 0
 hex sizes
0M4-0.70    0.7 00 0.8 00  1.7 00   2.3 01   2.4 01 
3.2 11 2.8 01 3.8 01 0
0M5-0.80    1.3 00 1.8 00  3.4 01   4.5 01   4.9 01  6.5 01 5.7 01 7.6 01 08  

0M6-1.00    3.5 00 4.5 00  6.5 01   8.5 01   9.5 01  12.0  11.50  12.501  09 10 
0M7-1.00    6.0 00 8.0 00  11.20    13.20    17.01   21.01  18.01  22.01  10 11  
0M8-1.25    8.5 00 11.5 0  16 00    20 00    24 01   30 01  25 01  28 01  12 13 14
M10-1.50    17  00 21  01  32 00    40 00    47 01   60 01  55 01  70 01  14 15 17
M12-1.75    29  00 39  01  55 00    70 00    80 0   140 01  95 0  120 01  17 19
M14-2.00    47  00 60  01  88   110 0    130 0   165 0  150 0  190 01  19 21

 

 


x thread  x alum. x alum.  steel x steel   STUD BOLTS threaded into
x thread  x lubed x  dry x  lubed x dry   
aluminum or steel (iron)
x
thread  x
 ft-lbs x ft-lbs   ft-lbs   ft-lbs  0
 hex sizes
0M4-0.70    1.0 00 1.3 00 1.5 00 2.0 01 0
0M5-0.80    00.11  00.11   00.01  00.01  08  

0M6-1.00    04.01  05.01   06.01  08.01  09 10 
0M7-1.00    07.01  09.00   10.00  13.00  10 11  
0M8-1.25    09.00  12.00   14.00  18.00  12 13 14
M10-1.50    18.00  24.00   28.00  37.00  14 15 17
M12-1.75    32.00  43.00   49.00  65.00  17 19
M14-2.00    51.00  68.00   78.0  104.00  19 21

 


M10 – 1.00 000M12 – 1.25 000M14 – 1.25  
alum 0 iron  000 alum 0 iron  000 alum 0 iron 
head 0 head 000 head 0 head ooo head o head

ft-lbs x ft-lbs x0  ft-lbs x ft-lbs x0  ft-lbs x ft-lbs   SPARK PLUGS
07-9 x 07-11 00 11-15   11-18 18-22   18-25

 

 

Moped Torque Specs from Service Manuals

Here blue text means engine and black text is non-engine. 


xmm-0.0..0 ft-lbs  1979 torque specifications  GARELLI
0M6-0.0  0.0-5.8  side cover screws
0M6-0.0  0.0-5.8  crankcase screws
0M7-0.0  0.-10.9  head nuts
0M9-0.0   
22-25  H-cyl. flywheel nut
M10-0.0    22-25  V-cyl. flywheel nut
M12-0.0    25-29  clutch nut

M14-0.0    43-47  sprocket nut
M14-0.0    58-61  V-cyl. countershaft nut


xmm-0.0..0 ft-lbs  1979 torque specifications  HONDA Express
0M6-0.0  6.5-8.7  head nuts
M10-0.0    21-25  clutch nut
M10-0.0    22-29  pivot shaft nut
M12-0.0    00-00  rear wheel nut

xmm-0.0..0 ft-lbs  1975 torque specifications  HONDA PC50
0M5-0.0  5.1-8.0  valve adjust nuts
0M6-0.0  5.8-8.7  valve cover nuts

0M6-0.0  6.5-8.7  head nuts
0M6-0.0  5.1-8.7  case and cover bolts
0M6-0.0  6.5-8.7  camshaft and intake bolts
M10-0.0    22-28  flywheel and clutch nuts
M12-0.0    15-22  oil drain plug

 


xmm -0.00 ft-lbs   1978 torque specifications  MINARELLI
0M4-0.0  1.3-1.5  V1 clutch lever pinch bolt #5130
0M6-0.0  3.6-4.3  V1 oil check and drain plugs
0M6-8.8  7.3-8.7  V1 case and side cover bolts, head nuts #5550
0M6-8.8  7.3-8.0  V1 intake bolts #5610, start leaf screw #5840
0M9-0.0  0- 21.7  V1 cone clutch nut #6270
M10-0.0    32-33  V1 sprocket #4840
M10-0.0    33-35  V1 flywheel nut #4750

 


xmm -0.00 ft-lbs  1977 torque specifications  PACER w/MORINI
0M5-0.0   00-04  MO1 
exhaust nuts
0M60.0   00-04  MO1  pedal pin nuts
0M60.0   00-0MO1  handlebar clamp bolts

0M6-0.0   00-07  MO1  head nuts
0M6-0.0 7.0-8.5  MO1  case and cover bolts
0M8-0.0   25-29  MO1  flywheel nut
0M10-0.0 25-29  MO1  clutch nut
0M10-0.0 25-25  MO1  shock bolts

0M11-0.0 25-29  MO1  axle nuts

0M12-0.0 25-29  MO1  sprocket nut


xmm -0.00 ft-lbs  1977 torque specifications  PEUGEOT
0M6-6.8    00-0103 case bolts
0M6-8.8    00-0103 case bolts
M10-0.0    00-18  103 flywheel nut (16 hex)
M11-0.0    00-25  103 clutch nut (21 hex)
M20-0.0    00-32  103 variator nut (32 hex)


xmm-0.00 ft-lbs  1980 torque specifications  PUCH
0
M5
-0.0  00-04  Fender bolts
0M6-0.0  00-05  Pedal pin nuts
0M6-0.0  00-0Crankcase  and clutch cover screws, Kickstand  and manifold bolts
0M6-0.0  00-0Cylinder head nuts
0M7-0.0  10-12  Handlebar bolts
0M8-0.0  00-09  Rear shock bolts
0M8-0.0  00-11  Fork top bolts
0M8-8.8  00-29  Swing arm bolts
0M8-8.8  00-23  Engine mounting bolts
M10-0.0  00-25  Flywheel nut
M10-0.0  00-20  Clutch nut 1 speed
M10-8.8  00-40  Fork clamp bolts (Magnum MkII)
M11-0.0  00-20  Front axle nuts
M12-0.0  00-20  Rear axle nuts
M12-0.0  25-36  Countershaft 2 speed nut
M16-0.0  21-24  Clutch nut 2 speed
M24-0.0  00-20  Fork top plugs (Magnum MkII)
M26-0.0  00-30  Steering head nut


xmm-0.0..0 ft-lbs  1977 torque specifications  SACHS
0M4-0.0  2.2-3.0  stator screws
0M6-0.0  5.9-7.4  cylinder nuts

0M6-8.8  7.4-8.8  case screws
0M8-0.0   
17-20  504 flywheel nut
M10-0.0    27-30  505 flywheel nut, clutch nut
M12-0.0    37-44  sprocket nut


xmm-0.00 ft-lbs  1988 torque specifications  TOMOS
0M6-0.0  00-0A3 Engine cover screws
0M7-0.0  00-0A3 Cylinder head nuts
0M8-8.8  00-18  Engine mount bolts
M10-0.0  00-22  A3 Flywheel nut
M10-0.0  00-18  A3 Clutch nut, rear shock bolts
M11-0.0  00-24  Axle nuts
M12-8.8  00-26  Swing arm bolt, fork top bolts
M14-0.0  00-13  Spark plug
M14-0.0  00-59  A3 Countershaft nut
M22-0.0  00-44  A3 Sprocket nut


xmm -0.0 ft-lbs  1970 torque specifications  VESPA
0M8-0.0  10-24  Fixed pulley nut 13 hex

0M8-0.0  14-18  Crankshaft nut, Variator pulley nut
M10
-8.8  26-39  Rear wheel mount bolts 17 hex
M11-0.0  28-30 
Ciao front axle nut 17 hex
M14-0.0  40-43 
Freewheel hub nut 36 hex
M25-0.0  22-29 
Ciao steering nut 32 hex

 

 

 

 

 


Vespa (Piaggio) Parts

February 9, 2020

updated 2020-02

Contents:
    1. Parts Catalogs
    2. Parts

 

 

 


1. Parts Catalogs (US models 1968-1985)

The Piaggio parts catalogs were well made, well illustrated printed notebooks. When things changed, instead of making whole new parts books, they made parts book amendments. The amendments only contained the parts that changed.

1969 Piaggio 153724
Ciao parts catalog 153483 amendment

1970-71 Piaggio 154232
Ciao Boxer parts catalog

1971-72 Piaggio 154488
Ciao C7N C9N
154232 amendment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1972-75 Piaggio 170534 Ciao parts catalog

1976-77 Piaggio 171371 Ciao Bravo parts catalog

1978-80 Piaggio SRV/30
Ciao Bravo
171371 amendment #2

1981-83 Piaggio SRV/59
Ciao PX 
 171371 amendment #3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1978-79 Piaggio 171716
Grande parts catalog

1979-80 Piaggio SRV/46
Grande with mags
171716 amendment #1

1981 Piaggio SRV/48
Grande MX 068 
171716 amendment #2

1979-80 Piaggio Vespa
Si parts catalog

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


2. Parts

Most other Piaggio parts are offered in other sections of this website, by type.
Click on a link below, or use the menu, to go to the section for that type of part.

 

Axle and Wheel parts are in Parts/Wheels/Wheel Parts

Batteries are in Parts/Electrical/Batteries

Belts are in Parts/Drivetrain/Belts and Parts/Engine/Transmission

Brake parts are in Parts/Wheels/Brakes

Bulbs are in Parts/Electrical/Bulbs, Headlights

Cable Parts are in Parts/Cables, Hardware/Cable Parts

Cables are in Parts/Cables, Hardware/Cables/Vespa

Carburetor parts are in Parts/Carburetor/Dellorto scroll down to Dellorto-Vespa

Covers and parts are in Parts/Frame/Cover, Reflectors

Gas Caps are in Parts/Frame/Gas Caps

Gas Valves are in Parts/Frame/Gas Valves

Pedal parts are in Parts/Drivetrain/Pedal Parts 
except pedal shaft bushings are in Parts/Engine/Bearings, Seals, Bushings

Reflectors are in Parts/Frame/Covers, Reflectors not yet listed

Speedometer parts are in Parts/Electrical/Speedometer  not yet listed

Spokes are in Parts/Wheels/Spokes

Steering parts are in Parts/Frame/Steering

Stickers and Emblems are in Parts/Accessories/Stickers  not yet listed

Tires are in Parts/Wheels/Tires and Tubes

Transmission parts are in Parts/Engine/Transmission

 

Vespa swing arm versions:
Bravo 136060 and 162939 (binkers)
Grande 353835 and 307187 (blinkers)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Vespa (Piaggio) Models

December 26, 2019

updated 2020-02

Contents:
1. Piaggio
2. Piaggio-Vespa (USA mopeds 1968-1985)
3. Piaggio mopeds (worldwide 1967-1987)
4. Piaggio mopeds (worldwide 1988-2006)

 


1. Piaggio

Welcome Vespa scooters and mopeds were made in Italy by Piaggio. Vespa is a division of Piaggio, like Chevrolet is a division of General Motors. In the USA the bikes were branded as “Vespa” but in most countries they were called “Piaggio”. The brand name Vespa was used up to the 1980’s.   

Scooters and Mopeds: Piaggio made scooters from 1947 to present, and mopeds from 1967-2006. Only mopeds are covered here. Mopeds have a front engine and large thin tires. Scooters have a rear engine and small wide tires. 

2016 Piaggio P.1HH unmanned aircraft

History: Founded by Rinaldo Piaggio in 1884, Piaggio first made railroad locomotives. In WWI and WWII they made military aircraft. They still do make aircraft and many other machines. After WWII they transitioned to civilian necessities, like motor scooters. The first Piaggio Vespa scooters had front suspension made from a light airplane landing gear. The first scooter wheels were aircraft wheels and tires. The stamped sheet metal body-frame was an aircraft design. They were named Vespa, which means “wasp” in Italian, because the two-stroke engine sounded like a wasp. The superior designs made the products light, efficient, affordable, convenient and safe. Soon Vespa became a worldwide motor vehicle manufacturer. By the 1970’s the name Vespa became synonymous with motor-scooter, like Coke is with cola, or Kleenex is with facial tissue. Read more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaggio

From about 1968 to 1975 Vespa mopeds were imported to the US and distributed by Western Scooter Distributors, 1599 Custer St, San Francisco CA 94124.

From about 1976 to 1985 they were imported and distributed by Vespa of America Corporation, National Headquarters, 355 Valley Dr, Brisbane CA 94005.

 

Here are Myrons Mopeds old info sheet handouts. They were black and white copies on paper.

Info Vespa 1

Info Vespa 1

Info Vespa 3

Info Vespa 3

Info Vespa 2

Info Vespa 2

Info Vespa 4

Info Vespa 4

Info Vespa 5

Info Vespa 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


2. Piaggio-Vespa (US mopeds 1968-1985)

Model Codes: “/B” in the model code means “with Blinkers” (turn signals and battery boxes). “E” means “Elastique” (front suspension), “N” means No front suspension. “V” means “Variatore” (variable speed transmission)

1968-71 Vespa Mopeds:

The beloved Vespa Ciao (pronounced “chow”) was first introduced to America by this ad from 1968. The model shown in this ad looks like a European model, with no brake light, no side reflectors and no electric horn. The ad says it is approved for highway use and comes in five colors. The C9N and C9E had 19 inch rims. The C7N and C7E had 17 inch rims.

1968 C9N1 USA model

1968 C9E1 IT model

1968-69 Models

C9N1 Ciao
C9E1 Ciao
C9V1 Ciao

 

 

 

 

1971 Vespa Ciao C7N1

1971 Vespa Ciao C7N1

1972 Vespa Ciao C7E1T

1970-71 Models

C7N1 Ciao Standard
C7E1 Ciao Special

These early US models did not have blinkers, but still had a battery. The battery box covers were dark grey.

 

1972-75 Vespa Mopeds:

1972 Vespa Ciao C7E1T

1974 Ciao C7E1T/B

1974 Ciao C7E1T

1972-75 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard
C7E1T Ciao Special “SC”
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme “SC”

 

 

 

New for 1972: The CEV (round) tail light that shines straight back, changed to the CEV 9350 type (oval with flat sides) that also shines to the sides, as required by new 1972 US safety standards for on-road motorcycles.

After 1971 the USA model codes had “T” added to the end. Model codes are the first part of the serial number, stamped into the frame.

Notice the 1972 C7E1T has a small square grey box on the frame directly under the nose of the solo seat. It covers a thick coil spring for the “swinging saddle” frame as they called it. Now look above at the 1971 C7E1. Not there. The mopeds with swinging saddle frames had a big SC sticker on the rear fender, than means “Super Confort”, Italian for Super Comfort. Just like the earlier models, the seat itself had a spring in it. So the SC Ciao had both a seat spring and a frame spring for the rear suspension. With swinging front and rear suspension it was more able to cross continents. 

In the 1972-75 Ciao parts catalog, there are three model types, C7N (model code C7N1T), C7ESC (model code C7E1T) and C7ESC with blinkers (C7E1T/B). These were all the same speed and power, 40 km/h (25 mph).

New for 1974: First documented human crossing of the United States coast to coast on a moped. Richard Hartnett rode a Vespa Ciao 2617 miles on just 16.5 gallons of gas, from Jacksonville FL to San Diego CA, in 11 days. Western Scooter Distributors honored him at a luncheon in San Francisco, in this early ad from Vespa of America Corp.

New for 1976: New US safety standards. Before 1976 there were no US safety standards specifically for mopeds. There were only motorcycle and bicycle safety standards. The brake levers did not need to have ball ends. The front brake on C7N was not a drum brake. But the 1972-75 bikes did already have USA-required brake light and side reflectors. The new US safety standards were like opening the flood gates, as the US became flooded with mopeds from Motobecane, Peugeot, Tomos, Batavus, Puch, Garelli and many more. Piaggio had already been selling mopeds for about eight years.

In the 1976-77 Ciao Bravo parts catalog, there are seven model types, C7N (C7N1T) 30mph, C7ESC (C7E1T) 20mph, C7ESC (C7E1T) 30mph, C7ESC (C7E1T/B) 30mph with blinkers, C7VSC (C7V3T) 30mph, EVL (EEV1T) 30mph, EVL (EEV1T/B) 30mph with blinkers. The 30mph versions actually went 24.9 mph, compliant with “under 25 mph” and “under 30 mph” US state laws. 24.9 is 40 km per hour, the legal limit in 1970’s Italy. 

1976-77 Vespa Mopeds:

Vespa Flyer 77 p1

1977 C7E1T, C7E1T/B, EEV1T/B

Vespa Flyer 77 p5

Vespa Flyer 1977

Vespa Flyer 77 p6

Vespa 1977

 

1976 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard (30mph)
C7E1T Ciao Special “SC” (20 or 30)
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme “SC” (30)

 

 

 

 

1977 Vespa EEV1T, C7V3T, EEV1T/B, C7E1T, C7E1T/B, C7N1T

 

1977 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard
C7E1T Ciao Special “SC” (20 or 30)
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme “SC”
C7V3T Ciao Super “SC”
EEV1T Bravo Deluxe
EEV1T/B Bravo Super Deluxe

 

 

Vespa Ciao

Ciao C7E1T/B

Ciao Specs

Ciao Specs

Vespa Bravo

Bravo EEV1T

Bravo Specs

Bravo Specs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Info Vespa 6

Vespa Mopeds Specifications

Info Vespa 7

Vespa Mopeds Speed Versions Info

Speed Versions: Other than a small sticker on the sub-frame that says “30”, “25,” or “20” it is not easy to tell what speed it is supposed to go. The lower speed bikes have smaller carbs, ports, exhausts, and lower gearing, and possibly other devices to be compliant with each state’s moped speed limit. This spreadsheet of part numbers and notes, condensed from the various Piaggio parts catalogs, explains the differences.

In the 1978-80 Ciao Bravo amendment 2, and the 1978-80 Grande parts catalog there are these 15 model types, plus blinker versions:
C7N (20, 25, 30mph) serial numbers from C7N1T-3516364
C7ESC (20, 25, 30mph) serial numbers from C7E1T-2351324

EVL-Ciao (20, 25, 30mph) serial numbers from C7V3T-6058864
EVL-Bravo (with plastic tank) serial #’s prior to EEV1T-6045501
048  Grande (20, 25, 30mph) serial numbers from 048-1001

 

1978-79 Vespa Mopeds

Vespa Folder left

Vespa 1978 left

Vespa 1978 right

Vespa 1978 right

Vespa Grande 1

1978 Grande 048

Vespa Grande 2

1978 Grande 048/B

Grande Specs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1978 Vespa Grande 048

1978 Vespa Ciao C7E1T-B

1978 Vespa Ciao C7N1T

1978 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard
C7E1T Ciao Special “SC”
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme “SC”
C7V3T Ciao Super “SC”
EEV1T Bravo Deluxe
EEV1T/B Bravo Super Deluxe
048 Grande Deluxe
048/B Grande Super Deluxe

New for 1978:
The Grande model was introduced to USA only. It is a two-person heavy duty design. It’s twin long tube gas tanks, which are part of the frame, are too long and thin to allow oil mixing in the bike’s tank. Instead the gas and oil must be pre-mixed in a gas can before adding to the bike’s tank.  

The turn-signals-with-battery versions of Ciao and Bravo have a new electrical wiring and components. Instead of an external ignition ground, where the ignition source coil powers the brake light, they have an internal ignition ground. The following components are different: wiring, brake light switches, tail light, aux. lights source coil. Now the engine never looses spark because of disconnected brake light wires.

The 1978-80 Bravo tail lamp is identical to the 1977 one, except that it does not have a secret brake light resistor inside. The 1978 with internal ignition ground does not need the resistor, but the 1977 with external ignition ground does. If you put a 1977 Bravo tail light on a 1978, the brake light will be dim. If you put a 1978 tail light on a 1977, the brake light will be super bright, and soon burn out causing loss of spark. Weird… 

1979 Vespa Grande 048

1979 Vespa Si SIV1T

1979 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard
C7E1T Ciao Special “SC”
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme “SC”
C7V3T Ciao Super “SC”
EEV1T Bravo Deluxe
EEV1T/B Bravo Super Deluxe
048 Grande
048/B Grande
048 Grande (with mag wheels)
048/B Grande (with mags)
SIV1T Si

New for 1979:
The new model “Si” was introduced. “Si” means “yes”. It was more modern, with monoshock rear suspension. The Si had 4-ray type “mag” wheels, cast aluminum, made by Piaggio.

After 1979 all Grande models had Razze Incrociate “snowflake” mag wheels, made by Grimeca. The much stronger cast aluminum wheels resisted bending, and never had broken spokes.

 

1980 Grande 048/B

1980 Vespa Grande 048

1980 Vespa Si SIV1T

1980 Models

C7N1T Ciao Standard
C7E1T Ciao Special
C7E1T/B Ciao Supreme
C7V3T Ciao Super
EEV1T Bravo Deluxe
EEV1T/B Bravo Super Deluxe
048 Grande
048/B Grande
SIV1T Si

 

1982 Vespa Ciao PX

1980 Ciao PX

1980 Vespa Si

New for 1980-81: The Ciao C7E is modernized to the Ciao PX. The 1970’s Domino “chrome” controls become 1980’s Domino black type. The tail light became flat and tucked in under the luggage rack so it is less vulnerable to breakage. The headlight became grey plastic with a built-in switch, the light grey side covers became dark grey. 

The Ciao C7N and C7V are discontinued.

 

1981 Grande MX 068/B and 068

Grande MX controls

1981-83 Models

C7E2T Ciao PX
068 Grande MX (oil injection)
068/B Grande MX (oil inject.)
SIV1T Si (oil injection)

Unlike the Ciao PX, the Grande did not say MX anywhere on it. So the MX suffix became unused and forgotten.

 

1982 Grande MX 068/B

 

New for 1981:
– Oil injection, on the Grande and Si. No more mixing of 1 part oil and 50 parts gas.
– I
nternal ignition ground. No more loss of spark if the brake light wires are loose.
17-digit VIN number, no more Veglia speedometer, only CEV.
– N
o more “bullet” headlight on /B models, no more chrome, only black.
– N
ew black Bravo-type tail light, more black and less gray things, like cables.
– N
ew key switch, wiring and brake light switches on blinker /B models.

 

1984 Vespa Si SIV2T

1982 Vespa Si SIV1T

 

1984-85 Models

SIV1T Si (oil injection)
SIV2T Si (oil injection, CDI ignition)

 

 

 

The final years 1983-85:
In an effort to reduce air pollution, in 1983 the US Environmental Protection Agency made it illegal to sell new two-stroke street motorcycles over 50cc. The powerful 350 to 750cc Yamaha, Suzuki and Kawasaki sport motorcycles that dominated US streets in the late 60’s and 70’s, all had to have 4-stroke engines. Mopeds and 50cc street motorcycles were exempt. 
Piaggio chose to abandon the US market, rather that change it’s two-stroke 100-200cc scooter engines to 4-stroke. 

Piaggio left the USA in the mid 1980’s. There were some 1984-85 Piaggio Si mopeds sold then, but no more classic two-stroke Vespa scooters after 1983. By 1983 sales of Vespa mopeds were low, thanks to low gas prices and low-cost mopeds and scooters from Honda and Yamaha. The Japanese scooters like Honda Elite 80 and Elite 125/150 had four-stroke engines, US compliant. By the end of the 1980’s well made Japanese 4-stroke scooters were common on US streets. 

For over 15 years the USA did not have any new Piaggio vehicle sales. Then in the early 2000’s Piaggio returned to the US with completely redesigned modern 4-stroke scooters, but no mopeds.   

 

 


3. Piaggio mopeds (worldwide 1967-1987)

Sources: Ciao data are from Tommaso Miccoli, Adopt a Ciao, https://adottaunciao.forumfree.it/

Speed Versions: All are 40 km/h (25 mph), except those that say “Mofa” are 25 km/h (16 mph).

Country Codes: Many other countries use the same versions as these.

Swiss
CH

Germany
DE

France
FR

F. Guiana
FG

Italy
IT

Mexico
MX

England
UK

America
US

 

 

 

 

 

1967 Piaggio Ciao C9N1

1967 – 1970 CIAO

C7N1 is Ciao, 17” rims, Normal fork,    type 1
C7E1 is Ciao, 17” rims, Elastic   fork,    type 1
C7V1 is Ciao, 17” rims, E fork, Variator type 1
C9N1 is Ciao, 19” rims, Normal fork,    type 1
C9E1 is Ciao, 19” rims, Elastic   fork,    type 1
C9V1 is Ciao, 19” rims, E fork, Variator type 1

The name “Ciao” means “Hello” in Italian. These early Ciao models have no steering lock. The fuel tap has reserve. Headlight is round and gray, like the side covers and the tool box. On the side covers Piaggio is in relief on the plastic. “Ciao” stickers on the tank in italics (blue for 17″ and red for 19″). Saddle with rigid plastic coating. E1 and V1 versions have a front fender mudflap. 32-spoke wheels. N1 versions with rigid fork have a front caliper brake. E1 versions with suspension fork have a front drum brake.

1968 Ciao C9E1
C9E1T89296

1968 Ciao C9E1

1967 CN,CE,CV 001001 – 012692 qty 11692 ∅28 gas cap
1968 CN,CE,CV 012693 – 145013 qt 132321 ∅28 gas cap
1969 CN,CE,CV 145014 – 154099 qty 09086 ∅28 gas cap
1969 CN,CE,CV 154100 – 226098 qty 71999 ∅32 gas cap

1970 CN,CE,CV 226099 – 236283 qty 10185 ∅32 gas cap

 

 

 


1969 Piaggio Ciao Special C7V1T

1969 – 1970 CIAO SPECIAL

The Piaggio C7E1 and C7V1 mopeds starting from 800.001 have more refined finishes and richer features. They have a rectangular headlight, steering lock, a stainless steel gas tank, a padded saddle, Pirelli 2.00-17 whitewall tires and a chrome muffler. The V handlebar has a Piaggio hexagonal emblem. The headlight, side covers and gas cap are ivory. The grips and tool box are black.

’69 Ciao Special
C7E1T801652

An “S” sticker is below the rear light.

1969 C7E1T 800001 – 841911
1969 C7V1T 800001 – 841911  qty 41911
1970 C7E1T 841912 – 842252 
1970 C7V1T 841912 – 842252  qty    340

 

 

 


1970 Piaggio Ciao Lusso C7V1T

1970-1972 CIAO LUSSO (Luxury)

The Piaggio C7E1 and C7V1 mopeds starting from 2000001 are called Ciao Lusso.

This model has a steering lock, painted fenders from 2,034,980, or stainless after that, stainless steel gas tank, padded saddle, and Pirelli 2.00-17 whitewall tires. A rubber mud flap is on the front fender. The handlebar is shaped like ox horns. New lighting equipment is introduced (CEV) in black. The headlight houses the horn and an optional speedometer. The grips, the tank cap and the plastic sides are also black. The headlight switch is mounted on the throttle control. The decompression lever is shorter than previous models.

 

 

1970 Ciao Lusso
C7V1T2026689

1970 Ciao Lusso
C7E1T2017647

 

1970 C7E1T 2000001 – 2033641
1970 C7V1T 2000001 – 2033641  qty 33641
1971 C7E1T 2033642 – 2035855 
1971 C7V1T 2033642 – 2035855  qty   2213
1972 C7E1T 2035856 – 2037126 

1972 C7V1T 2035856 – 2037126  qty   1270

 

 


1972 Piaggio Ciao R C7E1T

1970-1972 CIAO R (Renovated)

The model “R” stands for Rinnovato (Renovated). The headlight remains rectangular (except very first models), gray in color, but mounted a little higher. The gas tank is not stainless steel. No steering lock. The 2.00-17 (or 2.00-19) tires and muffler are black. The horn button is placed under the throttle control. The front mudguard is shortened and the rods screwed to the suspension screws. The side covers are gray, identical to those of the first series Ciao, but from frame 1.187.290 – on, they are ivory, with a ivory headlight. The hexagonal Piaggio emblem that was on the handlebars is moved to where the fork lock was, on the front of the frame. The handlebar is V-shaped. The decompressor lever is shortened. The left bearing flange of the rear wheel is modified to facilitate the change of the inner tube and mounted smooth channel rims. Both wheels still have 32 spokes. An “R” sticker is below the rear light.

1971 Ciao R
C7N1T1102793

000     prefix          frame numbers       tires   qty made  countries
1970 CN,CE,CV 1000001 – 1077490  17 or 19   77490 any
1971 C7V2 000 1154454 – 0000000  17 or 19   00000 any

1971 CN,CE,CV 1077491 – 1193581  17 or 19 116091 any
1972 CN,CE,CV 1193582 – 1246520  17 or 19   52938 any
========= new numbering begins =========

1972-00 C9E1T  1250001 – 1250151  2.00-19  00000 any
1972-00 C9V1T  1250001 – 1250326  2.00-19  00000 any
1972-00 C7N1T  1250001 – 1252482  2.00-17  00000 any
1972-00 C7V2T  1250001 – 1253659  2.00-17  00000 any except CH, FR
1972-00 C7E1T  1250001 – 1289475  2.00-17  39475 any
1972-00 M7N1T  1500001 – 1500352  2.00-17  00352 DE Mofa 
1972-00 C7V1T  1800001 – 0000000  2.00-17  00000 CH, FR
1972-00 M7E1T  1800001 – 1805701  2.00-17  05701 DE Mofa

 


1972 Ciao SC

1971-1972 CIAO SUPER CONFORT (Super Comfort)

The Super Confort has a swinging-suspension seat. The support tube is painted in silver gray. Initially, this model is identical to the last Ciao Lusso, with painted fenders, but differs in the saddle with the elastic support and the all black tires. In the course of production, the headlight changed from CEV, like on the Ciao Lusso, to the traditional SIEM black with the horn underneath. Both wheels still have 32 spokes. An “SC” sticker is below the rear light.

000    prefix        frame numbers       tires   qty made   countries
1971 C7E, C7V 2050001 – 2081965  2.00-17  31965 any
1971 C7V3 C7  2072104 – 0000000  2.00-17  00000 any
1972 C7E, C7V 2081966 – 2096414  2.00-17  14449 any
========= new numbering begins =========
1972 0 C7V3T  2100001 – 2106107  2.00-17  00000 any  except CH, DE
1972 0 C7E1T  2100001 – 2113370  2.00-17  13370 any
1972 0 C7V1T  2800001 – 2800007  2.00-17  00007 any  only CH, DE

 


1972 Piaggio Ciao Arcobaleno C7E1T

1972-1974 CIAO ARCOBALENO (Rainbow)

These came in white, lime, yellow, orange, red, brown, violet, and blue. They still had the same side panels, gas cap and headlight, but of a lighter gray color compared to previous versions (first series and R). On the gas tank, the font of the “Ciao” logo changed. The C7E for CH have E1K stamped engines like the BRAVO. The plastic side panels have a slightly different shape. Between the steering tube and the upper part of the tank a bag holder hook appears. The front wheel now has 28 spokes and the rear has 36.

0000-00  prefix       frame numbers      tires   qty made   countries
1972-73 C7N1T  3500001 – 3505081  2.00-17  05081 any
1974-00 C7N1T  3505082 – 3507691  2.00-17  02609 any
1972-00 C7E1T  1850001 – 1860053  2.00-17  10053 any
1973-00 C7E1T  1860054 – 1926483  2.00-17  66429 any
1974-00 C7E1T  1926484 – 0000000  2.00-17  00000 any

1974 Ciao Arcobaleno
C7E1T 1508504

1974-00 C7E1T  1500501 – 1514356  2.00-17  13856 any
1972-73 C7V1T  5000001 – 5000675  2.00-17  00675 only CH, FR, DE
1974-00 C7V1T  5000676 – 0000000  2.00-17  00000 only CH, FR
1972-00 C7V2T  5500001 – 5501166  2.00-17  01166 any except CH, FR, DE
1973-00 C7V2T  5501167 – 5505947  2.00-17  04781 any except CH, FR, DE
1974-00 C7V2T  5505948 – 5512763  2.00-17  06815 any except CH
1973-73 M7N1T 3000001 – 3000600  2.00-17  00600 DE Mofa
1974-00 M7N1T 3000601 – 3000952  2.00-17  00352 DE Mofa
1972-73 M7E1T 4000001 – 4010050  2.00-17  10050 DE Mofa
1974-00 M7E1T 4010051 – 4018434  2.00-17  08384 DE Mofa

 


1974 Piaggio Ciao SC Arcobaleno C7E1T

1972-1974 CIAO ARCOBALENO SUPER CONFORT

These came in white, lime, yellow, orange, red, brown, violet, and blue. The Ciao Super Confort Arcobaleno has light gray side panels, fuel cap and headlight, unlike the previous version (Super Confort first series), which had dark gray. Only the dark gray plastic lid covering the spring under the saddle remains. On the tank the font of the “Ciao” logo changed, and comes retained the central chromed profile. The side panels have a slightly different shape, with plastic fasteners. Between the steering tube and the upper part of the tank a bag holder hook appears. The front wheel now has 28 spokes and the rear has 36. An “SC” sticker is below the rear light.

0000-00  prefix       frame numbers      tires   qty made   countries
1972-00 C7E1T  2150001 – 2154061  2.00-17  04061 any
1973-00 C7E1T  2154062 – 2174799  2.00-17  20738 any
1974-00 C7E1T  2174800 – 2207512  2.00-17  32712 any
1972-74 C7V1T  2800007 – 2800603  2.00-17  00597 only CH, DE
1972-00 C7V3T  2500001 – 2500973  2.00-17  00973 any except CH, DE
1973-00 C7V3T  2500974 – 2509074  2.00-17  08101 any except CH, DE
1974-00 C7V3T  2509075 – 2521618  2.00-17  12544 any except CH, DE
1972-00 M7E1T  6000001 – 6000199  2.00-17  00199 DE Mofa
1973-00 M7E1T  6000200 – 6005749  2.00-17  05550 DE Mofa
1974-00 M7E1T  6005750 – 6011253  2.00-17  05504 DE Mofa

 


1979 Piaggio Ciao R2 C7E1T

1974-1981 CIAO R2

The model “Erre 2” or “R2”, replaces the models “R” and “Arcobaleno”.

It has a new headlight designed for mounting the speedometer, equal in shape to that of the Ciao Super Confort Arcobaleno, but made of gray plastic metallic. Since 1978 the writing on the tank has changed: the script “Ciao” is moved to the sides, while the tank says Piaggio in capital letters. New side panels. The grips return to black and the handlebars a U. The front fender is shorter with a small mud flap and the lower struts are eliminated. The ends of the brake levers now have a ball. The ignition coil is fixed on the frame by the part of the chain?

 

0000  prefix       frame numbers        tires   qty made   countries
1974 C7N1T 03507801 – 03507801  2.00-17  00000 any
1975 C7N1T 03507801 – 03511875  2.00-17  04075 US, others
1976 C7N1T 03511876 – 03513107  2.00-17  01232 US, others
1977 C7N1T 03513108 – 03516363  2.00-17  03256 US, IT, others
1978 C7N1T 03516364 – 03521929  2.00-17  05566 US, IT, others
1979 C7N1T 03521930 – 03522841  2.00-17  00912 US, IT, others
1980 C7N1T 03522842 – 03522942  2.00-17  00101 any except IT
1981 C7N1T 03522943 – 03523341  2.00-17  00398 any except IT

1976 Ciao R2
C7E1T 1611894

1974 C7E1T 01517801 – 01524763  2.00-17  06963 US, others
1975 C7E1T 01524764 – 01591680  2.00-17  66917 US, others
1976 C7E1T 01591681 – 01626915  2.00-17  35235 US, others
1977 C7E1T 01626916 – 01674862  2.00-17  47947 US, others
1978 C7E1T 01674863 – 01717453  2.00-17  42591 US, others
1979 C7E1T 01717454 – 01745063  2.00-17  27610 US, others
1980 C7E1T 01745064 – 01757842  2.00-17  12779 any except IT
1974 C7V2T 05513201 – 05513940  2.00-17  00740 any except CH, FR, DE
1975 C7V2T 05513941 – 05522313  2.00-17  08373 only IT
1976 C7V2T 05522314 – 05528226  2.00-17  05913 only IT
1977 C7V2T 05528227 – 05537113  2.00-17  08887 only IT
1978 C7V2T 05537114 – 05547749  2.00-17  10636 only IT
1979 C7V2T 05547750 – 05554773  2.00-17  07023 only IT

1978 Ciao R2
C7N1T3519545

1974 M7N1T 03000953 – 03000977  2.00-17  00024 DE Mofa
1974 M7E1T 04018435 – 04020506  2.00-17  02071 DE Mofa
1975 M7E1T 04020507 – 04027984  2.00-17  07477 DE Mofa
1976 M7E1T 04027985 – 04028435  2.00-17  00450 DE Mofa
1976 M7N2T 00001101 – 00000000  2.25-16  00000 DE Mofa
1976 M7E2T 00001101 – 00006841  2.25-16  05741 DE Mofa
1977 M7E2T 00006842 – 00010466  2.25-16  03625 DE Mofa
1978 M7E2T 00010467 – 00013093  2.25-16  02627 DE Mofa
1979 M7E2T 00013094 – 00014792  2.25-16  01699 DE Mofa
1980 M7E2T 00014793 – 00016140  2.25-16  01347 DE Mofa or J 2.00-19 ?
1976 CFN1T  00001101 – 00003351  2.00-17  02251 FR       Motore F1M
1977 CFN1T  00003352 – 00005352  2.00-17  02001 FR, FG Motore F1M
1978 CFN1T  00005353 – 00005652  2.00-17  00300 FR, FG Motore F1M
1979 CFN1T  00005653 – 00006651  2.00-17  00999 FR, FG Motore F1M
1980 CFN1T  00006652 – 00009053  2.00-17  03002 FR, FG Motore F1M
1976 CFE1T  00001101 – 00022851  2.00-17  21751 FR       Motore F1M
1977-78E1T  00022852 – 00036553  2.00-17  13701 FR, FG Motore F1M
1979 CFE1T  00036554 – 00040111  2.00-17  03558 FR, FG Motore F1M
1980 CFE1T  00040112 – 00042054  2.00-17  01942 FR, FG Motore F1M
1976 CFC1T  00001101 – 00003891  2.00-17  02791 FR       Motore L1M
1977 CFC1T  00003892 – 00000000  2.00-17  00000 FR       Motore L1M

 


1978 Piaggio Ciao SC R2 C7V3T

1974-1984 CIAO SUPER CONFORT R2

The model “Super Confort R2”, replaces the model “Super Confort Arcobaleno”. It is the same as R2 except for the elastic swinging saddle. It has a new headlight designed for mounting the speedometer, equal in shape to that of the Ciao Super Confort Arcobaleno, but made of gray plastic metallic. Since 1978 the writing on the tank has changed: the script “Ciao” is moved to the sides, while the tank says Piaggio in capital letters. New side panels. The grips return to black and the handlebars a U. The front fender is shorter with a small mud flap and the lower struts are eliminated. The ends of the brake levers now have a ball. The ignition coil is fixed on the frame by the part of the chain? An “SC” sticker is below the rear light.

 

1977 Ciao SC R2
C7E1T2307672

 

 

0000  prefix       frame numbers       tires      qty made   countries
1974 C7E1T 02208301 – 02210072  2.00-17  01772 US, any 
1975 C7E1T 02210073 – 02241753  2.00-17  31681 US, any
1976 C7E1T 02241754 – 02285916  2.00-17  44163 US, any
1977 C7E1T 02285917 – 02351323  2.00-17  65407 US, any
1978 C7E1T 02351324 – 02435566  2.00-17  84242 US, any
1979 C7E1T 02435567 – 02509842  2.00-17  74275 US, any except IT
1980 C7E1T 02509843 – 02514472  2.00-17  04629 US, any except IT
1981 C7E1T 02514473 – 02514923  2.00-17  00451 any except IT

1974 C7V1T 02800604 – 02801300  2.00-17  00697 only CH,DE,FR
1975 C7V1T 02801301 – 02801910  2.00-17  00610 only CH,DE,FR

1978 Ciao SC R2
C7E1T2382244

Other markings are
an approval number
IGM 5321 OM
Ispettorato
Generale
Motorizzazione

1974 C7V3T 02522001 – 02522834  2.00-17  00834 US, any except CH,DE,FR
1975 C7V3T 02522835 – 02534457  2.00-17  11622 US, any except CH,DE,FR
1976 C7V3T 02534458 – 02544119  2.00-17  09662 US, any except DE
1977 C7V3T 02544120 – 02562479  2.00-17  18359 US, any except DE
1978 C7V3T 02562480 – 02583484  2.00-17  21005 US, any except DE
1979 C7V3T 02583485 – 02603220  2.00-17  19736 US, any except IT, DE
1980 C7V3T 02603221 – 02611558  2.00-17  08337 US, any except IT, DE
1981 C7V3T 02611559 – 02623630  2.00-17  12072 any except IT, DE
1982 C7V3T 02623631 – 02634832  2.25-16  11202 MX
1983 C7V3T 02634833 – 02635384  2.25-16  00552 MX
1984 C7V3T 02635384 – 00000000  2.25-16  00000 MX
1976 C6V1T 00001101 – 00001475  2.25-16  00375 DE
1977 C6V1T 00001476 – 00002001  2.25-16  00526 DE
1978 C6V1T 00002002 – 00002300  2.25-16  00299 DE
1979 C6V1T 00002301 – 00002677  2.25-16  00077 DE
1980 C6V1T 00002678 – 00002928  2.25-16  00250 DE
1981 C6V1T 00002929 – 00002938  2.25-16  00010 DE
1974 M7E1T 06011254 – 06011353  2.00-17  00100 DE Mofa
1975 M7E1T 06011354 – 06018512  2.00-17  07159 DE Mofa
1976 M7E1T 06018513 – 06019417  2.00-17  00905 DE Mofa
1976 M7E2T 01000101 – 01005056  2.25-16  04956 DE Mofa
1977 M7E2T 01005857 – 01012023  2.25-16  06167 DE Mofa
1978 M7E2T 01012024 – 01016910  2.25-16  04886 DE Mofa
1979 M7E2T 01016911 – 01024595  2.25-16  07685 DE Mofa
1980 M7E2T 01024396 – 01029915  2.25-16  05520 DE Mofa
1981 M7E2T 01029916 – 00000000  2.25-16  00000 DE Mofa
1977 CFE1T00001001 – 00004500  2.00-17  03500 FG      F1M motor
1978 CFE1T  00206202 – 00219859  2.00-17  13658 FR, FG F1M motor
1979 CFE1T  00219860 – 00242727  2.00-17  22867 FR, FG F1M motor
1980 CFE1T  00242728 – 00251227  2.00-17  08500 FR, FG F1M motor
1981 CFE1T  00251228 – 00253678  2.00-17  02451 FR, FG F1M motor

 


1980 Piaggio Ciao P C7E2T

1979-1987 CIAO P, PV

In 1979 the Piaggio Ciao benefits from a profound update. The front suspension arms are longer for more travel. The Domino 1970’s gray controls with chrome steel levers change to Domino 1980’s black with black plastic levers. The headlight, footrest, side panels and tail light change to a modern design made of gray plastic. The tail light moves from the fender to the back of the luggage rack. The saddle becomes completely smooth, with two longitudinal ribs. Classic bicycle pedals give way to black rubber blocks with Piaggio coat of arms printed in relief. The muffler also changes shape: the diameter is major and its ends are flat instead rounded. The Ciao P (rigid seat) and the Ciao PV (rigid seat and variator) do not have a steering lock.

0000  prefix       frame numbers        tires   qty made   countries
1979 C7E2T 00001101 – 00004243  2.00-17  03143 any
1980 C7E2T 00004244 – 00039471  2.00-17  35228 any
1981 C7E2T 00039472 – 00070445  2.00-17  30974 any
1982 C7E2T 00070446 – 00085021  2.00-17  14576 any
1983 C7E2T 00085022 – 00101647  2.00-17  16626 any
1984 C7E2T 00101648 – 00117772  2.00-17  16125 any
1985 C7E2T 00117773 – 00131711  2.00-17  13938 any
1986 C7E2T 00131712 – 00140731  2.00-17  09019 any
1987 C7E2T 00140732 –  00000000 2.00-17  00000 any

1981 Ciao PV
C7V4T20796

1979 C7V4T 00001101 – 00002626  2.00-17  01526 any
1980 C7V4T 00002627 – 00016606  2.00-17  13950 any
1981 C7V4T 00016607 – 00028915  2.00-17  12309 any
1982 C7V4T 00028916 – 00032950  2.00-17  04035 any
1983 C7V4T 00032951 – 00040536  2.00-17  07585 any
1984 C7V4T 00040537 – 00045437  2.00-17  04901 any
1985 C7V4T 00045438 – 00050113  2.00-17  04766 any
1986 C7V4T 00050114 – 00050435  2.00-17  00321 any
1987 C7V4T 00050436 –  00000000 2.00-17  00000 any
1979 C6E1T 00001101 – 00002937  2.25-16  01837 any
1980 C6E1T 00002938 – 00003300  2.25-16  00363 any
1981 C6E1T 00003301 – 00004700  2.25-16  01400 any
1985 C6E1T 00006001 – 00010958  2.25-16  04958 any special version
1980 M7E3T 00001101 – 00001204  2.25-16  00104 any Mofa
1981 M7E3T 00001205 – 00001728  2.25-16  00524 any Mofa
1982 M7E3T 00001729 – 00002128  2.25-16  00400 any Mofa
1983 M7E3T 00002129 – 00003138  2.25-16  01010 any Mofa
1984 M7E3T 00003139 – 00003768  2.25-16  00630 any Mofa
1985 M7E3T 00003769 – 00004228  2.25-16  00460 all Mofa
1986 M7E3T 00004229 – 00004503  2.25-16  00275 any Mofa
1987 M7E3T 00004504 – 00000000  2.25-16  00000 any Mofa
1981 CFE2T  00001101 – 00001451  2.00-17  00351 FR
1982 CFE2T 00001452 – 00003524  2.00-17  02073 FR
1983 CFE2T 00003525 – 00004552  2.00-17  01028 FR
1984 CFE2T 00004552 – 00004552  2.00-17  00000 FR
1985 CFE2T 00004553 – 00005962  2.00-17  01410 FR
1986 CFE2T 00005963 – 00007292  2.00-17  01329 FR
1987 CFE2T 00007293 – 00000000  2.00-17  00000 FR

CIAO P, PV Ecology System
1986 C7E3T 00001001 – 00004741  2.00-17  03741 any
1987 C7E3T 00004742 – 00000000  2.00-17  00000 any
1986 C7V5T 00001001 – 00004135  2.00-17  03135 any
1987 C7V5T 00004136 – 00000000  2.00-17  00000 any

 

 


1982 Piaggio Ciao PX C7E2T

1979-1987 CIAO PX, PXV

The Ciao PX and PXV were the same as the P and PV, except they have a swinging suspension seat and a steering lock. The “X” designation is what was formerly called “SC Super Confort”.

1979 C7E2T 0001101 – 0016525  2.00-17  15425 any
1980 C7E2T 0016526 – 0131585  2.00-17115060 US, any
1981 C7E2T 0131586 – 0223139  2.00-17  91554 US, any
1982 C7E2T 0223140 – 0286266  2.00-17  63127 US, any
1983 C7E2T 0286267 – 0361095  2.00-17  74829 US, any
1984 C7E2T 0361096 – 0415572  2.00-17  54477 any
1985 C7E2T 0415573 – 0476873  2.00-17  61301 any
1986 C7E2T 0476874 – 0491438  2.00-17  14565 any
1987 C7E2T 0491439 – 0000000  2.00-17  00000 any
1979 C7V4T 0001101 – 0004226  2.00-17  03126 any
1980 C7V4T 0004227 – 0027131  2.00-17  22905 any
1981 C7V4T 0027132 – 0048810  2.00-17  21679 any
1982 C7V4T 0048811 – 0064822  2.00-17  16012 any
1983 C7V4T 0064823 – 0082143  2.00-17  17321 any
1984 C7V4T 0082144 – 0093722  2.00-17  11579 any
1985 C7V4T 0093723 – 0105152  2.00-17  11430 any
1986 C7V4T 0105153 – 0106627  2.00-17  01474 any
1987 C7V4T 1006628 – 0000002.00-17  00000 any
1980 M7E3T 1000101 – 1000250  2.25-16  00150 any Mofa
1981 M7E3T 1000251 – 1003251  2.25-16  03001 any Mofa
1982 M7E3T 1003252 – 1007752  2.25-16  04501 any Mofa
1983 M7E3T 1007753 – 1014020  2.25-16  06268 any Mofa
1984 M7E3T 1014021 – 1021238  2.25-16  07218 any Mofa
1985 M7E3T 1021239 – 1026273  2.25-16  05035 any Mofa
1986 M7E3T 1026274 – 1031943  2.25-16  05670 any Mofa
1987 M7E3T 1031944 – 0000002.25-16  00000 any Mofa
1980 C6V2T 0001101 – 0001124  2.25-16  00024 any
1981 C6V2T 0001125 – 0001251  2.25-16  00027 any
1982 C6V2T 0001252 – 0001350  2.25-16  00099 any
1983 C6V2T 0001351 – 0001476  2.25-16  00126 any
1984 C6V2T 0001477 – 0001576  2.25-16  00100 any
1985 C6V2T 0001577 – 0001679  2.25-16  00103 any
1981 CFE2T 1000101 – 1005616  2.00-17  05516 FR
1982 CFE2T 1005617 – 1024440  2.00-17  18824 FR
1983 CFE2T 1024441 – 1039240  2.00-17  14800 FR
1984 CFE2T 1039241 – 1049320  2.00-17  10080 FR
1985 CFE2T 1049321 – 1057130  2.00-17  07810 FR
1986 CFE2T 1057131 – 1070046  2.00-17  12916 FR
1987 CFE2T 1070047 – 0000002.00-17  00000 FR

CIAO PX-PXV-Ecology System
1986 C7E3T 1000001 – 1029751 2.00-17  29751 any
1987 C7E3T 1029752 –  000000  2.00-17  00000 any
1986 C7V5T 1000001 – 1007050 2.00-17  07050 any
1987 C7V5T 1007051 –  000000  2.00-17  00000 any

 

 

 

 


4. Piaggio mopeds (worldwide 1988-2006)

 

1994 Piaggio Ciao PX

Here is the Piaggio Ciao 1998-2005 Parts Catalog pdf:

 

 

 

 

 

1998 Ciao M7E3T

 

 

 

 

 

2000 Ciao ad

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Indian Non-Engine Parts

December 14, 2019

updated 2020-12

Indian AMI-50 Chief Frame Parts

Continued from Indian Engine Parts

  7. Controls, Cables
  8. Fork and Fender
  9. Front Wheel
10. Rear Wheel
11. Frame Body
12. Seat and Rack
13. Exhaust, Swing Arm
14. Shocks, Pedals, Stand
15. Chain, Covers, Air Filter
16. Speedo, Head light, Battery
17. Tail Light, Turn Signals

 

 


Section 7 – Controls, Cables and Handlebar

Indian Controls

Two types of Indian moped controls were original equipment, here called Type A and Type B. They both have the same wires and brake levers (which can be silver or black). Cables for both control types are the same.

Type A (1978-80) has silver lettering and includes a built-in Indian-type start lever. There is a threaded hole for a choke lever mount in the right control. A handlebar-mounted choke lever was used on Mikuni (cable-choke) carburetor versions. A remote choke lever was not used on Tillotson and Keihin (lever-choke) carburetor versions. Type A controls had silver or black brake levers.

Type B (1980-81) has orange lettering and a separate clamp-on Lazer-type start lever. There is no threaded hole in the left control housing to attach a Type A start lever. Type B controls had silver brake levers. Unlike most motorcycles, black came before silver.

 

Indian type A controls installed (from owners manual)

Indian Decomp Cable

Start cable is decomp type

Indian start cable adjuster

Start cable adjuster

 

 

 

 

 

 

Taiwan moped start levers
1. Indian #B (77 Lazer) 2. General 3. Indian #A

#B Start Lever Substitute The type B substitute clamp-on start lever is a black metal BMX brake lever, item 16. This is also a substitute choke lever shown in Magura controls.

Indian start lever substitute

#B start lever substitute

ndian start lever substitute top view

#B start lever substitute

 

 

 

 

 

 

Threads: The 5 mm metric screws and nuts in these controls have pre-1970 JIS (Japan Industry Standard) coarse threads, M5-0.9 instead of M5-0.8 standard metric. 

Illustration: The controls section 7 illustration in the Indian parts manuals is poor and incorrect. It is for 1977 Lazer (Her Chee) type controls. Here the controls illustration is from an Angel (TYM) parts manual, corrected and colorized.

A, B after item number means the controls type A or B that item is for
a, b, c 
etc. after item # means different versions of that one item

7. Controls, Cables and Handlebar

# qty price  Indian part#  description
u1A 1 none   C420-00-50 R control assembly
u
1B 1 none   C420-10-50 R control assembly
u
2A 1 none   D435-00-50 R housing/switches
u
2B 1 none   D435-10-50 R housing/switches

uu3 1 $19.0 C311-00-50 throttle twist tube
u
4A 1 none   C310-00-50 R waffle grip 25id x 103

u4B 1 none   C310-10-50 R ribbed grip 25id x 103
u041 $12.0 generic set   R+L ribbed grips 105 mm

0
5a 1 $28.0 C210-00-50 R brake lever black 78-80
0
5b 1 $14.0 C210-10-50 R brake lever silver 80-81
08a 2 $1.50 H652-50-50 rear screw M5-0.9 x 25
08b 2 $1.50 H653-50-50 front screw M5-0.9 x 30

u0
9 7 $0.25 H105-00-50 lock washer M5
11a 3 $1.50 H652-50-50 lever screw M5-0.9 x 25
11b 3 $6.00 H652-60-50 lever sleeve Ø5 Ø6×11.8
11c 3 $4.00 H652-subst. replaces 11a, 11b, 9, 13 

12A 1 $12.0 D440-10-50 start lever mount
u
13 3 $1.00 H205-00-50 lever screw nut M5-0.9
14A 1 $90.0 D439-00-50 L housing/switches
14B 1 $95.0 D439-10-50 L housing/switches

15A 1 none   C309-00-50 L waffle grip 22id x 103
15B 1 none   C309-10-50 L ribbed grip 22id x 103
15B1 $3.00 C309-10sub L ribbed grip 22id x 100

16B1 none   C230-00-50 clamp-on start lever
16B1 $10.0 C230-subst. substitute start lever
16A1 none   C230-00-15 start lever blade only
17A 1 $3.00 D440-20-50 start screw M5-0.9×10
18A 1 $3.00 D440-30-50 start screw M4 x 8

21a 1 $19.0 C220-00-50 L brake lever black used 78-80
21b 1 $14.0 C220-10-50 L brake lever silver 80-81
23a 1 none   C510-00-50 L mirror screw-in M8-1.25
23b 1 $15.0 56-9808 L/R mirror screw-in chrome
u24 1 none   C410-01-50 handle bar with holes
25A1 none   C430-00-50 L control assembly
25B1 none   C430-10-50 L control assembly

for bikes with Mikuni carbs:
u
30 1 $12.0
C114-0?-50 choke lever
u
31 1 $3.00
C114-1?-50 choke wave washer
u
32 1 $3.00
C114-2?-50 choke wide washer
u
33 1 $3.00
C114-3?-50 choke lever screw
u
34 1 $7.00
C114-4?-50 choke cable stop

Front brake cable 
0
7a $32  C110-00-50 front brake cable original silver
07a $0041.4″ total = 2.0 + 3.1 + 36.3
07b $28 C110-00sub replacement cable black
07c 0$2
nut
07d 0$2
barrel
07e 0$7
spring

Throttle cable for Tillotson carb only (1-ended)
10a none C112-00-50 throttle cable original silver
10a $00  40.0″ total = 11 + 29
10b $10  C112-00sub replacement cable bare gray
10c   $7  C112-0.pipe cable curved pipe dark plated

 

Throttle cable for Keihin or Mikuni  (2-ended)
10d $42  C112-20-50 throttle cable original silver
10a $00  40.6″ total = 2.6 + 34.5 + 3.5
10e $27  C112-20sub replacement cable gray
107 $26  C112-20sub replacement cable black

 

Rear brake cable 
20a
none C111-00-50 rear brake cable original silver
20a $00  64.5″ total = 2.0 + 3.2 + 59.3
20b $38  C111-00sub replacement cable black

 

Start (decomp) cable (1-ended)
27a none C113-00-50 start cable original silver
27a $00  42.0″ total = 5 + 37

27b $11  C113-00sub replacement cable bare gray
27d 0$2 step ferrule 4 x 7
u28 1 $3 C230-10-50? start cable boot
u29 1 $2 C230-20-50? start cable pinch bolt 6 x 10

Choke cable for Mikuni carb only (2-ended)
35a $25  C114-00-50 choke cable original silver
35a $00  37.5″ total = 1.3 + 36.2
35b $21  C114-00sub replacement cable gray

 

Tillotson cable stop

1978 throttle cable stop for Tillotson carburetor is on the lower cable tray mount, hidden when the cable tray is installed.

 

 

Taiwan Integrated Controls: The lever mounts/housings are also the electrical switch mounts, so these are “integrated” controls. That means the switches and buttons are part of the control housing, and were never sold separately. Indian controls share many things in common with General controls. They look the same. Two main things are different. 1) General controls have bottomless cable holes with threads (made for adjusters), while Indian controls have thread-less cable holes with bottoms (made for no adjusters). This means Indian and General  brake cables have different “exposed lengths”. Indian inner wires stick out 1″ less. 2) General controls have wires with multi-pin connector plugs, while Indian controls have individual bullet connectors.

Levers 78-80 are black 1980-81 are silver

Levers – black or silver

Substitute Controls: To use General controls on an Indian two things have to change.
1. Cable or Cable Hole: Either A) the control has to be modified with a M8-1.25 threaded slotted bottom-plug, and the threads slightly drilled to become smooth (made ready for a no-adjuster cable), or B) the no-adjuster brake cable has to be changed to an adjuster type, with 1″ longer exposed length, and an M8-1.25 slotted adjuster added. The easy way to do that is to add a 1″ metal tube onto the threaded rod at the wheel end. The difficult way is to cut off the upper “ball” end and solder on a new one 1″ closer to the conduit.
2. Wire Connectors: The multi-pin plug has to be cut off, and individual male bullet connectors installed onto the wires. Some wire colors are different. On those colored tape or written labels need to be attached, to make the “General” wires (left – yellow, black, light green, right – light blue, brown, orange, red) become “Indian” ones (left – yellow, gray, purple, right – light blue, brown, orange, blue). 

Indian handlebar holes

3. Choke lever for Mikuni Carb: Only only some of the black General right controls have threads for a choke lever. So not all would work for an Indian with Mikuni, without drilling and re-threading. Most of the silver General right controls have choke lever threads.
4. Start lever: Only some of the silver General left controls have mount holes for the start lever mount. So not all of those work for Indian, without drilling.

Indian Brake Levers: They’re the same as General, Honda Express and other Taiwan mopeds (but not 70’s Lazer). 

Special Threads: Screws on Indian controls have special coarse thread M5-0.9 instead of M5-0.8. This was the pre-1970’s Japan Industry Standard (JIS) for 5mm screws. If you ever had a 1960’s Honda or Yamaha you might know this. After about 1969 JIS changed to normal M5-0.8. So Indian and other 1970’s Taiwan controls might be remakes of unknown 1960’s Japanese controls.  

Left Indian, no wire slot.
Right General, with slot.

Handlebar Holes: Indian control switch wires run through the inside of the handlebar, but not the brake light switch wires. The handlebar has seven holes: 1 – bottom slot where all wires exit, 2 – small side holes for turn signal wires, 2 – top holes for control wires, and 2 – top small holes for control locating pegs.

Control wire slots: General-type Taiwan moped controls, made for external switch wires, have wire slots that look like “mouse holes”, to let the wires out. Indian controls do not, but slots can be cut with a Dremmel or disk grinder. 

 

 


1970’s Taiwan moped fork lock keys

Section 8 – Front fork and fender

Fork lock keys: Some missing keys can be purchased by the key number on the lock. Here are shown five types of Taiwan moped fork locks and keys. Indian key blanks are vintage Honda HD57 or Yamaha YH38. 

General key #’s 7650-7689 (0000)  and 7750-7789
Indian key  #’s  5540-5546 (HD57) and 7540-7546 (YH38)

 

8. Front Fork and Fender

 # qty price  Indian part#  description
u01 1 $25.0 F120-00-50 fork top yoke
u02 4 $0.60 H483-50-50 hex bolt M8 x 35
u0
3 4 $0.20 H108-00-50 washer M8
u0
4 2 none   H410-31-50? hex chrome domed M10-1.25×35
u0
5 2 $2.00 H110-00-50 thick washer Ø10 Ø25 x 3.2
u0
6 2 none   F152-00-50 oil filler seal
u0
7 1 none   H410-30-50 hex bolt chrome M10-1.25 x 30
u0
8 1 $2.00  H110-00-50 thick washer Ø10 Ø25 x 3.2
0
9a 1 $30.0 F125-00-50 steering tube-yoke A
0
9b 1 none   F125-00-50 steering tube-yoke B

10a 1 none   F145-10-50 L HL bracket chrome used
10b 1 none   F145-20-50 R HL bracket chrome used
u
11 2 none   F146-00-50 reflector black rim Cateye RR-210
11a 2 $5.00 F146-subst. reflector white rim Cateye RR-210

u
12 2 $8.00 F147-00-50 reflector grommet
u
13 2 $4.00 F148-00-50 outer chrome ring Ø24 Ø37 x 5
u
14 2 $4.00 F149-00-50 inner rubber seal Ø24 Ø35 x 4
15a 1 none   F140-00-50 lock A for fork A, no switch
15b 1 none   F140-10-50 lock B for fork B, with switch
16a 2 none   F141-00-50 key for A #241, 242, 243, or 244
16b 2 some   F141-10-50 key for B #5540-5546, 5740-5746
16c 2 some   F141-sub-B key (General) #7600-7799
u
17 2 $1.50 H661-20-50 flat (sunk) phillips screw M6 x 10
u
18 1 none   D310-00-50 horn 6VDC red=male purp=fem
18a 1 $35-25 D310-subst. horn 6VDC red=male green=fem

u
19 2 $0.60 H660-90-50 phillips bolt M6 x 9(10) 
u
20 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
21 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
22 2 $14.0 F155-00-50 fork boot (each)
u
23 2 $2.00 F156-00-50 fork seal clip ring
u
24 2 none   F157-00-50 fork seal 24x33x10.5

Indian 4b

Indian forks

Fork parts

u25 2 none   F159-00-50 fork seal washer
u
26 2 none   F158-00-50 outer tube bushing
u
27 2 none   F130-00-50 fork tube inner/upper
u
28 2 none   F133-00-50 fork plunger pin
u
29 1 none   F131-20-50 fork outer tube right
29a 1 none   F131-10-50 fork outer tube left
u
30 4 $0.80 H481-20-50 hex bolt M8 x 12
u
31 4 $0.25 H108-00-50 lock washer M8
u
32 1 none   F167-00-50 steering lock nut M24-1.0
u
33 1 none   F168-00-50 fork upper race M24-1.0
34 22 $2.00
 F169-00-50 22 upper balls 5/32″
34 22 $2.00 F169-00-50 22 lower balls 5/32″

General fork lock 7653

u35 1 none   F170-00-50 frame race (cup) upper Ø30
u
36 none   F171-00-50 frame race (cup) lower Ø30 
u37 1 none   F172-00-50 fork race Ø27.0 Ø38.35 x 7.2
u
38 1 none   F211-01-50 front fender
u
39 2 $0.60 H660-90-50 phillips bolt M6 x 9(10)
u
40 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
41 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
42 2 none   F132-00-50 fork spring
u
43 2 none   F160-00-50 handlebar clamp
u
44 1 none   F110-00-50 fork type A (some 1978)
44u 1 $130. F110-01-50 fork type B (most 78-81)

 

Fork yokes: Left, type B on fork. Right, type A bare

True Hydraulic: The Indian front suspension is hydraulic (oil-dampened) for a smooth ride. Each 24mm outer diameter fork tube holds a maximum of 3 ounces of 20W fork oil.

Fork Types: (from 1981 Service Manual) There are two fork types, denoted by the series letter on VIN digit 8. Series A,B,C,E have “type B” fork. Series D,F,G units have “type A” fork.
The first Indians made in 1978 had the type A cast iron fork yoke. It was made for the type A fork lock F140-00-50, which did not have an electrical switch. That fork lock had the lock pin in between the mounting screws. The type A yoke for that can be identified by the 3 holes in a row where the fork lock goes. Those early Indians had a battery minus wire with an eyelet connector, that was always grounded to the frame. But anyone could turn on the signals, light up the brake light, or beep the horn. So Indian decided to change the fork lock to one that had a battery off and ignition off switch. The only fork lock they could find had different mounting screws. So they had to make a different fork yoke, type B for the type B fork lock F140-00-50 with electrical switch. That type B fork yoke can be identified by the 3 holes in a triangle where the fork lock goes. 

 

 


9. Front wheel assembly

Sect. 9 – Front Wheel Spoke, Sport Mag II (sm2), or Mira
  # qty price  Indian part#  description

m00 1 none   W100-00-50 F spoke wheel bare, orig 1.3 rim
0s 1 none   W100-10-50 F sm2 wheel bare black, 1.6 rim
0s 1 $100. W100-10-50 F sm2 wheel bare silver, 1.6 rim
00m 1 $100. W100-20-50 F Mira wheel assy silver, 1.6 rim
m0
1 2 $3.00 W121-00-50 coil spring for spoke
1s 1 $5.00  A121-00-50 “U” spring for sm2
01m 2 none   W121-10-50 coil spring for Mira
m0
2 1 $35.0 W122-00-50 brake shoes 90 x 20 090203
2s 1 none  W122-10-50 brake shoes 090204 U-spring
02m 1 $29.0 W122-20-50 brake shoes 100 x 20 100201
m0
3 1 none   W123-00-50 front brake panel bare for Ø90 
03m 1 none   W123-10-50 front panel bare Mira  for Ø100 
m04 1 $12.0 W110-00-50 front axle M12-1.25 x 158

m0
5 2 $1.00 H112-00-50 axle washer M12
m06 1 $38.0 W112-00-50 speedo driver M11-1.00
m0
7 1 $40.0 W117-00-50 front hub bare 32H Ø90
m0
8 1 none   W118-00-50 front center spacer Ø13 Ø18 49.0
8s 1 none    A118-00-50 front center spacer sm2 Ø13 Ø19 49.4
m
9 16 $2.50 W142-00-50 inner spoke 12g 172 Ø2.9-0.55 176
 10 16 none   W141-00-50 outer spoke 12g 172 Ø2.9-0.55 176
m12 2 $7.00 W215-00-50 bearing 6201Z 12x32x10 1-shield
M
13 2 $3.00 W216-10-50 seal ring 18.5×31.5
 13s 2 $3.00  A216-10-50 seal ring sm2 19.5×31.5
m
14 1 $36.0 W235-00-50 tire 2.25-17
m
15 1 $11.0 W236-00-50 tube 2.25-17
m16 1 $1.50 W120-00-50 rim strip for 2.25-17
m17 1 none   W119-00-50 outer rim only 32 hole
m
21 1 $1.00 H112-00-50 washer M12
m22 1 $2.00 H212-00-50 axle nut 12-1.25

Wheel parts

Axle parts

m23 1 $21.0 W135-00-50 brake cam shaft
23m 1 none   W135-10-50 cam shaft Mira
m
24 1 $0.30 H206-00-50 brake arm nut M6
m
25 1 $0.25 H106-00-50 brake lock washer M6
m
26 1 $20.0 W131-00-50 brake arm, used rusty
m
26 1 $25.0 W131-00sub brake arm, General modified
26m 1 none   W131-10-50 brake arm Mira
m
27 1 $1.00 H463-00-50 brake arm hex bolt M6 x 30
m28 2 none   W128-00-50 front inspection cap
28m 1 none   W128-10-50 inspection cap Mira
m
29 1 none   W124-00-50 front panel assy Ø90
29m 1 none   W124-10-50 front panel assy Mira

W100W200 Indian 17″ sealed-bearing spoke wheel set, new except for the silver painted hubs are scratched and the spokes are dull.

mxx 1 $100. A912-01-50 sm2 fr. wheel silver used, 1.6 rim
mxx 1 $250WHL-B200  sm2 wheel set bare black, 1.6 rim
m
xx 1 none   WHL-S100  sm2 wheel set bare silver, 1.6 rim
mxx 1 none   W100W200 spoke wheel set bare, original 1.3 rim

Yuan Ta: Indian spoke wheel hubs and brake plates were made by Yuan Ta. That name is in the cast aluminum. The same Yuan Ta 90mm hubs are also used on AMS and Trac (Dailim) mopeds. Most Indian brake panels say “Yuan Ta”, but some say “AMI50”.

Replacement Spoke Wheels: The 32 hole 17″ chrome rims say “KI 2.00×17”. This is the recommended tire size, but 2.25 is what they come with. The inner rim width is 1.30, thinner than the  mag wheel width of 1.60 inch. They are sold bare, without axles, axle spacers and brake plates.

 

Sm2 and Spoke Interchange: The brake and axle parts are the same on the Sport Mag II and spoke wheels, except the horse shoe spring is for sm2, and dual coil springs are for spoke wheel. That is because the Sm2 wheel center is thicker, and would rub on coil springs. The original brake shoes were the same, except the spring holes are bigger for the horse shoe spring. The horse shoe spring is more difficult to install, but leaves room for a bigger, stronger hub center section. When coil springs rub against the rotating center section they “sing” or “zing” like a violin. The cure is a horse shoe spring.

No Sm2 shoes: One issue with the EBC 913 modern replacement brake shoe is the spring holes are fine for the coil springs they are made for, but are not surrounded by enough aluminum to be drilled bigger for a thick U-spring. That is why there is currently no replacement for Sport Mag II brake shoes. Either the spring ends have to be ground smaller, or the holes have to be drilled wider, or some of both. But then there could be failures, if there is not enough strength left.

USA-made: Indian 17″ mag wheels were made by Sport Mag II in Placentia, California USA, near Myrons Mopeds. On the wheels that come on the bikes, no markings are in the cast aluminum, but “1.60 x 17” and “DOT” are stamped on the rim. The mags were made in natural silver or coated black with silver trim. The same mags were also sold as accessories for upgrading a spoke wheel to mag. Those say “1.60×17 Sport Mag II   DOT-N” and the date (this one 5 80 means May 1980) in the casting.

 

American made moped wheels

Front Mags Left Side

Front mags right side

Indian “8-ray” mag set, made by Sport Mag II

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yuan Ta sprocket lip

Sm2 sprocket lip

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sprocket Centering Lip: Left, a Yuan Ta rear hub, showing the 42.0mm centering ridge for the sprocket. Right, a Sport Mag II rear wheel, also with a 42.0 mm center hole lip. This lip keeps the sprocket centered, running smooth, and makes the bolts last long and not come loose. European moped sprocket centering holes are 39.5 or 42.5, too small to fit, or too big to stay centered.

 

This is the label on the Mag Wheel Set box. It was shipped to A.V. Moped on Aug 23 1982 for $2.68. Myron bought out A.V. Moped a few years later.  American-made wheels, with history.

Hardware kit that comes with mag wheel set.

These are the parts needed to upgrade your original Indian spoke wheels to Sport Mag II solid aluminum wheels. The mag center spacers are a hair longer. They’re also thicker so 4 inner dust shields are provided with slightly bigger center holes, 19.5mm ID and 31.5mm OD. Here are the center spacer specs:

W218-00-50 center spacer rear  spoke Ø13Ø18 x 66.1
W118-00-50 center spacer front spoke Ø13Ø18 x 49.0
A218-00-50  center spacer rear  mag   Ø13Ø19 x 66.4
A118-00-50  center spacer front mag   Ø13Ø19 x 49.4

 

Also in the kit are two horseshoe style brake springs, to replace the coil ones after drilling the (original, not modern EBC613) brake shoe spring holes bigger. Also four 5/16-18 by 3/4 long sprocket bolts thread into the American made aluminum. There once was an instruction sheet but that has been lost.

 
 

10. Rear wheel assembly

Sect. 10 – Rear Wheel  Spoke, Sport Mag II (sm2), or Mira
  # qty price  Indian part#  description

m00 1 $100. W200-00-50 R spoke wheel bare, orig 1.3 rim
0s 1 none   W200-10-50 R sm2 wheel bare black, 1.6 rim
0s 1 none   W200-10-50 R sm2 wheel bare silver, 1.6 rim
00m 1 none   W200-20-50 R Mira wheel bare silver, 1.6 rim
m0
1 2 $3.00 W121-00-50 coil spring for spoke
1s 1 $5.00  A121-00-50 “U” spring for sm2
01m 2 none   W121-10-50 coil spring for Mira
m0
2 1 $35.0 W122-00-50 brake shoes 90 x 20 090203
2s 1 none  W122-10-50 brake shoes 090204 U-spring
02m 1 $29.0 W122-20-50 brake shoes 100 x 20 100201
m0
3 1 none   W221-00-50 rear brake panel bare for Ø90 
03m 1 none   W221-10-50 rear panel bare Mira  for Ø100 
m04 4 $0.60 H484-00-50 sprocket hex bolt M8 x 40
m05 1 $20.0 W210-00-50 rear axle M12-1.25 x 168

m0
6 1 $40.0 W217-02-52 rear hub bare 32H Ø90
m07 4 $0.80 H484-00-50 sprocket nut M8 

u0 
8 1 $2.00 W212-00-50 sprocket lock plate
m0
9 1 $10.0 W218-00-50 rear center spacer Ø13 Ø18 66.0
 
0
9s 1 none    A218-00-50 rear center spacer sm2 Ø13 Ø19 66.4
m
10 1 none   W213-00-50 rear sprocket 30T, Ø42.0, 4 x 
62.0
10m 1 none   W213-28-50 sprocket Mira 28T, Ø42.0, 4 x 62.0

m
11 1 none   W214-00-50 axle spacer Ø13 Ø18 17?
m12 2 $7.00 W215-00-50 bearing 6201Z 12x32x10 1-shield

Indian brake parts

m13 2 $3.00 W216-10-50 seal ring 18.5×31.5
 13s 2 $3.00  A216-10-50 seal ring sm2 19.5×31.5
m
14 1 $36.0 W235-00-50 tire 2.25-17
m15 1 $11.0 W236-00-50 tube 2.25-17
m16 1 $1.50 W120-00-50 rim strip for 2.25-17
m17 1 none   W119-00-50 outer rim only 32 hole 1.60 x 17
 18 16 $2.50 W142-00-50 inner 83° spoke 12g 172 Ø2.9-0.55 176
 19 16 none   W141-00-50 outer 90° spoke 12g 172 Ø2.9-0.55 176
m20 2 none   W222-00-50 rear inspection cap
20m 1 none   W128-10-50 inspection cap Mira

m21 1 $1.00 H112-00-50 washer M12
m22 1 $2.00 H212-00-50 axle nut 12-1.25
m23 1 $21.0 W135-00-50 brake cam shaft
23m 1 none   W135-10-50 cam shaft Mira
m
24 1 $0.30 H206-00-50 brake arm nut M6
m
25 1 $0.25 H106-00-50 brake lock washer M6
m
26 1 $20.0 W131-00-50 brake arm, used rusty
m
26 1 $25.0 W131-00sub brake arm, General modified
26m 1 none   W131-10-50 brake arm Mira
m
27 1 $1.00 H463-00-50 brake arm hex bolt M6 x 30 

Indian sprockets, cranks, stands

 

 

 

Brakes: In the above right photo, at left are 100mm brakes, at right are 90mm ones. The 100mm brakes are for the 1980-81 Mira snowflake style aluminum wheels. At bottom right is an installed horse shoe brake spring. Above that are dual coil springs installed. The coil springs make it easier to put the brake shoes onto the panel: “fold the taco into a tortilla”. See Service Dept.

Sprockets: Indian front sprockets fit on many small Honda models, like early Honda 90, but not early Honda 50. They have 6 splines, 17mm inner by 20mm outer diameter. Indian rear sprockets have a 42.0mm centering hole with four 8.5mm bolt holes, spaced 62mm apart, center to center.   

 

 

 


Indian gas keys 241-250

Section 11 – Frame body

Gas cap keys: The Indian gas cap keys 241 to 250 can be copied with a common BN7 key blank. Keys 351 to 360 are different, also one-sided but with two grooves instead of one. Keys 321 to 330 are unknown type.

 
 
 

11. Frame body

 # qty price  Indian part#  description
01a 1 none   F200-66-50 frame Black
01b 1 none   F200-67-50 frame Silver grey
01c 1 none   F200-68-50 frame Burgundy
01d 1 none   F200-69-50 frame Pacific blue
01e 1 none   F200-70-50 frame Green
01f 1 none   F200-71-50 frame White
02a 1 none   F210-66-50 fender Black
02b 1 none   F210-67-50 fender Silver grey
02c 1 none   F210-68-50 fender Burgundy
02d 1 none   F210-69-50 fender Pacific blue
02e 1 none   F210-70-50 fender Green

02f 1 none   F210-71-50 fender White

u03 1 none   F225-00-50 plastic chrome strip
u04 1 none   F220-00-50 wire harness cover (cable tray)
u05 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u06 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u07 2 $0.60 H660-90-50 phillips screw M6 x 9(10)
u08 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u09 1 none   D437-00-50 wire harness early 1978
09a 1 none   D437-10-50 wire harness late-78-on
u10 1 none   D438-00-50 ignition coil WTEMCO
10a 1 $6.00 D438-pl-cap spark plug cap (screw-on)
10b 2 $1.20 D438-bolt coil mount bolt M6x40 phillips
10c 2 $5.00 D438-tube coil mount spacer ∅6×15
10d 2 $0.30 D438-nut coil mount nut M6
u11 3 $1.60 H489-00-50 engine mount bolt M8x90 hex
u12 1 none   F228-00-50 ID tag sticker
u13 1 none   F224-10-50 Indian head tank sticker left
u13 1 none   F224-20-50 Indian head tank sticker right
u14 1 none   F226-00-50 gas cap w/2 keys 90°-turn odd-size
14a 1 $9.00 gas key 241-250 241, 242, 243, 244, 250

14b 1 none   gas key 321-330 none
14b 1 $9.00 gas key 351-360 353, 358

Right gas tank sticker F224-20-50

u15 1 none   F221-00-50 original petcock M16-1.5 side-mount
u15 1 $22.0 634983 substitute petcock M16-1.5 vert.
15A 1 none   
F000-00-00 turnbuckle nut M16-1.5 R and L
15B 1 none   F220-21-50 outer seal ring ∅12 ∅16 x 2

15B 1 $5.00 F220-21sub substitute ring ∅10 ∅16 x 1
15C 1 none   F000-00-00 valve body 20.9 ID
15D 1 none   F000-00-00 trap filter disk 19 x 1.5
15E 1 none   F000-00-00 trap seal ring 15 x 19 x 2
15F 1 none   F000-00-00 trap cup M20-1.0

#15 Indian petcock disassembled

15G 1 $11.0 F220-22-50 inner seal disk D10 ∅20.5 x 3.2
15H 1 none   F000-00-00 handle plate 23.5 OD
15I  2 none   F000-00-00 wave washer 20 x 16 x 0.3
15J  1 none   F000-00-00 face plate 17 ID
15K 2
$0.80 F000-00-00 face screw M3-0.50 x 6 phillips

u16 1 $1/ft   F222-00-50 fuel hose (no clip nec.) 3/16″ clear
u17 2 none   F223-00-50 hose clip (for original hose only)
u18 3 $0.20 H108-00-50 engine mount washer M8
u19 3 $0.80 H208-00-50 engine mount nut M8-1.25

Gas Valve: is unique. It has the M16-1.5 thread of a 1970’s Honda, but instead of being a more common “up and down” or vertical mount, it is a “sideways” or horizontal mount. The supply ran out long ago in the late 1980’s.

Inner seal disk: Usually the valve is good except it leaks or does not shut off completely, because the rubber seal disk is old and damaged (shrunken, hardened, or cracked). The remedy is a new rubber disk, 15G above (also Section C item D10 in Gas Valves).

Substitute petcock: must remove cover!

Outer rubber ring: There is a 16 mm groove in the middle of the turnbuckle nut. That is where the 13 x 17 x 2 substitute outer ring fits, tightly. On the way in it has to fold to pass over 14.5 mm inner threads. But once in the groove it can unfold and fit tightly.

Substitute gas valve: The only known substitute is a vertical mount type. It fits and shuts the gas on and off. Mounted sideways on an Indian, the handle faces upward, instead of outward. Your fingers cannot reach it through the cover hole, made for the original petcock. So the cover has to be removed, to reach the handle. Also because it is mounted sideways, there is no reserve capability. It is listed if the Gas Valves department section A, item A35.

Indian tank ID = 36.9

Indian cap OD = 36.0

The Indian gas cap is different from all other mopeds. The search for a substitute is ongoing…

Indian gas cap wings=41.0

wings=41.0

Indian gas cap OD=50.0

top=50.0

Indian Gas Tank OD = 48.5

OD = 48.5

Indian Gas Tank wings=41.6

wings=41.6

 

 

 

 

 

Gas cap: It is a common quarter-turn type with an uncommon size. The gas cap bottom part is 36 mm outer diameter, for gas tank holes 37 mm inner diameter. Almost all other quarter-turn moped gas caps are 28-29 or 38-39 mm outer diameter, for gas tank holes 30 or 40 mm inner diameter.

 

Indian coil original

Electrical versions: The first Indian’s batteries had an eyelet black (minus) wire, a permanent ground. But anyone could operate the lights without a key. So in late 1978 they added a key switch to the fork lock. The fork yoke had to change to accommodate it. The 1979-81 electric fork lock did two things when the key was removed. 1) shut off the lights and horn (by un-grounding the black battery wire) 2) it also killed/locked the ignition (by grounding the blue ignition wire). The later wiring D437-10-50 has the battery wire and the 2 fork lock wires. The early wiring harness D437-00-50 did not have those extra three wires. The early-1978 battery had an eyelet-connector minus wire. After late-78 it had a female bullet black (minus) wire. Then the battery could be switched off.

 

 

 

 


Section 11a – Stickers and stripesIndian Parts Book 10a Stickers
 cool stripes:  yellow, green, blue, dark blue
warm stripes: yellow, orange, red, dark red

1R 1 $10.0 F344-01-79 cool stripes, front R
1R 1 none   F343-01-79 warm stripes, front R
1L 1 $10.0 F344-02-79 cool stripes, front L
1L 1 none   F343-02-79 warm stripes, front L
2R 1 none   F344-03-79 cool stripes, rear R
2R 1 none   F343-03-79 warm stripes, rear R
2L 1 none   F344-04-79 cool stripes, rear L
2L 1 none   F343-04-79 warm stripes, rear L
3R 1 $6.00 F344-05-79 cool stripes, lower R
3R 1 none   F343-05-79 warm stripes, lower R
3L 1 $6.00 F344-06-79 cool stripes, lower L
3L 1 none   F343-06-79 warm stripes, lower L
4R 1 $5.00 F343-07-79 four stroke R yellow
4L 1 $5.00 F343-08-79 four stroke L yellow
05 2 none   F345-01-79 Indian gold script
06 2 $6.00 F345-02-79 four stroke gold script

 

Gas lids, decals, cover screws

Color Stripes

Color Stripes

The color stripe stickers have creases and folds where the sticky part has been exposed to air and dust for many years. So in places it might not stick good, and/or it might have a slight bump or ridge in places where it was folded for 20 years. They are sold as is and priced accordingly.  

The gold script tank and side stickers are also old, but not wrinkled. They peel off the back paper OK, but the front paper sticks and tears. It must be carefully removed piece by piece. 

 


12. Seat and Rack

Section 12 – Seat and Rack
.# qty price  Indian part#  description
u01 1 none   F560-00-50 dual person seat
u0
2 1 none   F561-00-50 catch for seat
u0
3 1 none   F562-00-50 spring for seat
u0
4 2 $0.60 H481-50-50 hex bolt M8 x 15(16)
u0
5 2 $0.25 H108-00-50 lock washer M8
u0
6 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u0
7 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u0
8 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
09a 1 none   F564-66-50 seat tray Black
09b 1 none   F564-67-50 seat tray Silver grey
09c 1 none   F564-68-50 seat tray Burgundy
09d 1 none   F564-69-50 seat tray Pacific blue
09e 1 none   F564-70-50 seat tray Green
09f 1 none   F564-71-50 seat tray White

u
10 1 none   F563-00-50 release knob M6 x 15-20
u
11 1 none   F566-00-50 rubber grommet
u
12 1 none   F565-00-50 tool kit
13a 1 none   F360-00-50 luggage rack 1978
13b 1 none   F360-10-50 wider rack 1979-81
u
14 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
15 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
16 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
17 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
18 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
19 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
20 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
21 1 none   F361-00-50 rear fender brace
u
22 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
23 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
24 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6

 


13. Exhaust and Swing arm

Section 13 – Exhaust and Swing arm
.# qty price  Indian part#  description
u01 1 none   F553-00-50 exhaust complete
u02 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u0
3 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u0
4 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u0
5 1 none   F551-00-50 heat shield cover
u0
6 3 $4.00 F550-00-50 clip for heat shield
u0
7 1 $4.00 F552-10-50 exhaust gasket copper ring
u0
8 1 none   F429-00-50 swing arm
u0
9 1 none   F424-00-50 hex bolt for swing arm M10 x 190
u
10 2 $0.30 H110-00-50 flat washer M10
u
11 2 none   F423-00-50 swing arm bushing Ø10 Ø??
u
13 1 $0.80 H210-00-50 nut M10-1.25
u
14 2 $4.00 F425-00-50 chain adjuster = 407500
u
15 2 $0.20 H106-10-50 flat washer M6
u
16 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
17 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
18 1 $0.20 F430-00-50 zip tie for brake cable

Indian swingarm and passenger footpeg hole

 

 

 

Indian passenger footpegs bolt to the swingarm through long 10 x 50mm holes. The pegs had 10mm posts welded to them. Substitute foot pegs just have a hole, and would use a 10 x 60 bolt instead.

 


14. Shocks, pedals, stand

Section 14 – Shocks, pedals, stand
u0
1 2 none   F410-00-50 shock (1) blk/chrome adj. Ø10 x 310
0
1a 2 $35.0 F140-subst. shock (1) red/chrome adj.  Ø10 x 310
u0
2 2 none   H410-35-50 hex bolt, upper shock M10 x 35 
u0
3 2 none   F414-00-50 upper collar Ø10 Ø15 x 21
u0
4 2 none   F413-00-50 upper rubber Ø15 Ø23 x 21
u0
5 4 $0.30 H110-00-50 flat washer M10
u0
6 2 none   F417-00-50 lower collar Ø10 Ø15 x 21
u0
7 2 none   F418-00-50 lower rubber Ø15 Ø23 x 21
u0
8 2 $4.00 F415-00-50 chrome dome nut  M10 x 1.25
u0
9 1 none  F526-01-50 pedal arm R original 9/16-20 RH
0
9a 1 $25.0 F526-subst. right arm straight 5″ 504R
u
10 1 $27.0 F525-01-50 pedal arm L original 9/16-20 RH
10a 1 $25.0 F525-subst. left arm straight 5″ 504L
u
11 1 $9.00 F521-00-50 right pedal classic 9/16-20 RH
11a 1 $18.0 F520+F521  pedal set R & L 9/16-20

u
12 1 $9.00 F520-00-50 left pedal classic 9/16-20 LH
12a 1 $18.0 F520+F521  pedal set R & L 9/16-20

u
13 1 none   F510-65-50 centerstand
u
14 1 $2.00 F511-00-50 centerstand hinge pin
u
15 1 $0.30 H110-00-50 flat washer M10
u
16 1 $0.50 H501-00-50 cotter pin  1.5 mm
u
17 1 none   F512-00-50 centerstand spring
u
18 2 $2.00 F527-00-50 pedal wedge pin  9.5 mm
u
19 2 $0.20 H106-10-50 flat washer M6
u
20 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6

 


15. Chain, Covers, Air filter

Section 15 – Chain, Covers, Air filter 
u0
1 1 none   F416-00-50 chain guard 
u0
2 2 $0.60 H650-90-50 phillips M5 x 9(10) 
u0
3 2 $0.25 H105-00-50 lock washer M5
u0
4 1 none   F420-00-50 orig. chain w/master TYC 415 x 92L
04a 0 $20.0 F420-subst. substitute chain w/master 415Hx92L

u0
5 1 $3.00 F419-00-50 original chain master link #5d
05a 0 $3.00 F419-subst. substitute chain master link #3d

u06 1 none   F340-65-50 engine cover right
u0
7 1 none   F341-65-50 engine cover left
u0
8 1 none   F347-00-50 R cover screw with knob M6 x 58
08a 1 $1.20 F347-subst. hex bolt M6 x 60
u0
9 1 $6.00 F346-00-50 L cover screw with knob M6 x 64
09a 1 $1.00 F346-subst. hex bolt M6 x 65
u
10 1 none   F530-00-50 air cover (air box)
u
11 1 none   F535-00-50 air filter
u
12 1 $35.0 F536-00-50 rubber tube Keihin ∅27.8 x ∅28
12a 1 none   F536-10-50 rubber tube Mikuni ∅27.8 x ∅20
12b 1 none   F536-20-50 adapter ring ∅19.5 x ∅28 x 10
u
13 2 none   F537-00-50 air filter spring clip
u
14 1 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
15 1 $0.80 H661-50-50 phillips screw M6 x 15(16)
u
16 2 $0.20 H106-10-50 flat washer M6

Indian air filter

 

 

 


16. Speedometer, head light, battery

Section 16 – Speedometer, head light, battery
u0
1 1 $80.0 F610-00-50 speedo. with cover Tatung 50mph
01a 1 $50.0 F610-bare   speedometer bare Tatung 50mph
01b 1 $55.0 F610-subst. speedo. with cover Tatung 50mph
u0
2 2 $2.00 F615-00-50 rubber bushing
u0
3 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u0
4 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u0
5 2 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u0
6 1 $8.00 D430-00-50 speedometer wiring
u0
7 3 $1.50 D222-00-50 instrument bulb 6V 1.5W BA9s #51
u0
8 1 $40.0 C120-00-50 speedometer cable silver Indian
u
8a 1 $25.0 C120-subst. speedometer cable black General
u0
9 1 none   D210-00-50 headlight sealed beam 6V25W 4767
0
9a 1 $32.0 D210-subst. headlight replaceable bulb
u
10 1 $25.0 F350-00-50 headlight rim chrome
u
11 4 $1.50 F352-00-50 headlight wire clip
u
12 1 none   F351-00-50 headlight case chrome
u
13 1 none   F354-00-50 headlight grommet
u13 1 $1.50 F354-subst. slit hose substitute
u
14 1 $25.0 D425-00-50 flasher 6V 16W bullet connectors
14a 1 $10.0 D425-subst. flasher 6V 21W blade connectors
u
15 1 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
16 1 $0.20 H106-10-50 flat washer M6
u
17 1 $32.0 D410-00-50 battery 6N2-2A-I1 (early 1978)
17a 1 $32.0 D410-10-50 battery 6N2-2A-I2  (late-78-on)
u
18 1 none   D420-00-50 rectifier male bullet female bullet
18a 1 $25.0 D420-subst. rectifier female blade male bullet

u19 1 $1.00 H662-50-50 phillips screw M6 x 25
u
20 1 $0.20 H106-10-50 flat washer M6
u
21 1 none   D411-00-50 battery strap
u
22 1 $2.00 H650-90-50 phillips-raised-flat screw M5 x 9
u
xx 1 none   D201-00-50 headlight assy
uxx 1 none   D441-00-50 BL switch red & grn/yel
u
xx 1 $23.0 D441-subst. BL switch red & white

Speedo has good dampening

Indian battery wires

Indian chrome is spectacular when new

Indian battery wires

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indian Battery (early)

Indian Battery (early)
6N2-2A black = eyelet
red = fem+dbl fem bullet

Indian Battery wires (late) 6N2-2A black = fem bullet red = fem + dbl fem bullet

Indian Battery (late)
6N2-2A blk = fem bullet
red = fem+dbl fem bullet

 

Battery Wires: As mentioned above in the frame section, there is an early and a late wiring version. The early wiring had no shut off key switch. The battery was always grounded/bolted (and thus active or “on”) to the frame . The Indian early 6N2-2A-I1 battery had an eyelet connector on the black wire, an Indian logo on the front, and double female plus single female bullet connectors on the red wire. The Indian late 6N2-2A-I2 battery was the same except for a female bullet on the black wire. The grey scale battery (late) image is a edited copy, but the color image below of the wires (late) is real. 

Indian Wiring Diagram

Indian Wiring Diagram

 

 

Indian Wires: In the wiring diagram you can see how the fork lock switch was added on to an earlier version, where the battery ground eyelet used to be. The fork lock wire labeled BK and colored black is actually green. The long BL blue fork lock wire that is shown plugged into the double female bullet above the engine, is actually short and plugs into a single female bullet above the fork lock. So one of the double blue female bullets is unused, as seen above in an actual photo.

bullet connectors

bullet connectors

Turn signal flashers
original & replacement

Rectifier Wires: The square black thing with red and green wires is the (half-wave) rectifier. It changes (half of) the AC, from the green wire, to rippled DC at the (+) red wire, for battery charging. Notice that on the Indian rectifier the (+)red wire is male bullet, (-)green is female bullet. The other Taiwan mopeds with that identical square black rectifier, General, Lazer, AMS, etc, almost have opposite wires. Their (+)red is female blade, and their (-)green is male bullet. Watch out!

 

 


17. Turn signals and tail light

Section 17 – Turn signals, tail light
 1
A 1 none   D510-01-50 L front signal, long arm 13.8 x 105
 1
B 1 none   D510-02-50 R front signal, long arm 13.8 x 105
 1
C 1 none   D510-11-50 L rear signal, short arm 13.8 x 75
 1
D 1 none   D510-12-50 R rear signal, short arm 13.8 x 75
 1E 1 $27.0 D510-12sub L or R turn signal, no arm
u0
1 4 $10.0 D514-00-50 turn signal case
u0
2 4 $7.00 D513-00-50 TS reflector
u0
3 4 $2.00 D221-00-50 turn signal bulb 6V 10W #81
u0
4 4 $3.00 D512-00-50 TS rubber seal
u0
5 4 none   D511-00-50 TS lens w/Indian logo
0
5a 4 $6.00 D511-subst. TS lens USA-made
0
6a 2 none   D515-00-50 TS arm short chrome 13.8 x 75
6aS 2 $10.0 D515-00sub  arm requires sleeve ∅13.3 x 56

06b 2 $17.0 D515-01-50 TS arm long chrome 13.8 x 105
6bS 2 $10.0 D515-01sub  arm requires sleeve ∅13.3 x 85
6bS 2 $10.0
the sleeve is a strip from an aluminum can
0
6c 2 $16.0 D515-10-50? TS arm clamp-on bar ∅13.8
u0
7 4 $1.00 H653-00-50 hex bolt M6 x 30
u0
8 4 $0.20 H106-10-50 washer M6
u0
9 4 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
10 4 $0.30 H206-00-50 nut M6
u
11 8 $0.80 H632-20-50 phillips screw M3-0.60 x 22
u
12 4 $0.80 H650-60-50 phillips screw M5 x 6
u
13 4 $0.25 H105-00-50 lock washer M5
u
14 1 $32.0 D225-00-50 tail light lens for Cateye TL-800
u
15 2 none  H661-20-50 phillips screw M4 x 52(50)
u
16 1 $42.0 D226-00-50 tail light case for Cateye TL-800
16a 1 $12.0 D226-gasket lens gasket used
u17 1 $2.00 D220-00-50 brake & tail bulb 6V 21/5W #1154
u18 1 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u19 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12

Indian tail and turn lights

u20 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
21 2 $0.80 H662-00-50 phillips screw M6 x 20
u
22 2 $0.80 H661-20-50 phillips screw M6 x 12
u
23 2 $0.25 H106-00-50 lock washer M6
u
24 1 none   F310-00-50 tail light bracket for Cateye TL-800
u
xx 1 $70.0 D230-00-50 tail light assy Cateye TL-800

 

Turn signals: These Indian round turn signals, that clamp on to a round post, are Taiwan copies of early 1970’s Honda ones (made by Stanley). The Stanley ones are metal, not chrome plated plastic, and have a slightly bigger post and clamp diameter. A 1973 Honda (Stanley) turn signal needs a strip of aluminum can, a single layer, to clamp on to a 1979 Taiwan moped turn signal post.

Turn Signal Handlebar Mount

Front signal mount #6a

Bar mount front signal

Handlebar Mounted Front Turn Signals: These shiny aluminum mounts clamp the front turn signals to the handlebars where they’re protected. Say good bye to broken front signals! They’re not in the 1978-81 Indian Parts Books (by American Moped Associates), but they are in the 1982 Indian Operators Guide (by Leone Accessories – Indian Motor Company), at right. So they are included here in the Indian parts “reunion”. The normal front turn signal chrome posts, with M10 x 1.25 threads, screw into the Taiwan head light body to hold it on. When handlebar mounted turn signals are used, M10 x 1.25 x 20 chrome hex bolts hold the head light on. This also gives a cleaner look, although the signals droop down at an angle (because of the handlebar angle).

 

 


Garelli Models 1947-1979

November 8, 2019

  1947-1979 

 


Abbreviations and Color Meanings:
The 2-digit “gears” column tells how many gears and how they’re shifted. The color tells if there are pedals.
A means Automatico, M means Marce march (foot-shift), V means Velocità speeds (cable-shift).

Automatic  with pedal s: 1A, 2A
Hand-shift with pedals: 1V, 2V, 3V, 4V
Foot-shift  with pedals: 3M, 4M, 5M, 6M

Automatic,  no pedals:  1A, 2A
Hand-shift, no pedals:  1V, 2V, 3V, 4V
Foot-shift,  no pedals:  3M, 4M, 5M, 6M

The engine model color tells the type: two-stroke or four-stroke or nick-name.
1.00 hp (horsepower) = 1.01 cv (cheval vapeur) = 1.01 ps (metric horsepower)

Country code color: black means only that country, light gray means that country and others.

Sources:
Some 1960’s ads below were provided by Primo of Budoia (Pordenone).
From
cybermotorcycle.com,
motomanuali.it, and official publications.
From ebay.it (search for pubblicita garelli) where every Italian publication has a year date.
From mondo50cc.forumfree.it where most bike photos are identified and have a year date.

 


1947 – 1949

Mosquito 307 engine

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims   1947-49
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V none   Mosquito 38 motor kit

The first Mosquito was a friction-drive compact motor kit that attached to most bicycles. 

From Stingers by Mark DanielsUnveiled at the Geneva Show in March 1947, from the house of Adalberto Garelli, with Carlo Alberto Gilardi as Chief Engineer to the project, the tiny type 307 clip-on motor was another instant success.  Less than a mere 4 inches wide and weighing in at barely 4 kilogrammes, its 35 millimetre bore × 40 millimetre long-stroke specification of 5.5:1 compression ratio gave 0.8bhp @ 4,200rpm for 20mph, and the Dell’orto carburettor delivered around 200mpg economy!

News of the Mosquito motor rippled across Europe, as journalists, impressed by the design and novelty of such a tiny motor, widely reported the engine in the motor cycling press.  A small column in The Motor Cycle dated 8 January 1948 would seem to be among the first introductions to enthuse over Garelli’s ingenuity to its British readership, while the Sterling Engineering Company of Dagenham entered speculative negotiations to try to make and sell Mosquito engines under licence onto the UK market, but their project was not secured.

Unprecedented continental uptake of the engine, however, quickly found Garelli appreciating their position was failing to keep up with demand, particularly from France, where the Mosquito had become popularly adopted.

 


1950

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims   1950
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V 0/600 Presto Confort
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V 0/600 Presto Sport

Solution to the supply problem came about by Garelli granting a manufacturing license to Etablissements Chapuis Frères, a long established maker of bicycles, at 24 Avenue de Neuilly, Neuilly-sur-Seine.  To protect Garelli’s name and reputation, the license came with demanding conditions requiring Chapuis lay out an entirely new factory to build the Mosquito engine, and expecting both high tooling standards, and machining facilities.

By 1950, Chapuis Frères had founded the plant, and selling not only their licence-built Mosquito engine attachment kits with Gurtner manufactured carburettors license-built to the original Dell’orto design, but also two complete cyclomoteur frame assemblies of their own construction, and sold under the “Presto” brand as ‘Confort’ and ‘Sport’ models.

 


1951 – 1952

1951 BMG

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims   1951-52
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V 0/600 Presto Confort
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V 0/600 Presto Sport
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V 0/600 BMG (Bici Mosquito Garelli)

Le Salon de Paris exhibition in 1951 found the Chapuis stand displaying another new variant, this time posted as BMG: Bici Mosquito Garelli.  This machine introduced a new 315 model Mosquito motor, with increased 40 millimetre bore × reduced 39 millimetre stroke now resulting in a 49cc undersquare specification for a higher 1bhp rating at the same revs.

 


1953

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims    1953
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38-B 00   1V   none Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38-B 00   1V 0/600 BMG (Bici Mosquito Garelli)
EU 049 1.0 38-B 00   1V 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito

From Stingers by Mark Daniels: For 1953, Garelli announced yet another Mosquito engine, as the version 38-B cyclemotor.

This employed the preceding BMG engine, but omitted the internal reduction gear, so the drive roller located directly on the crank journal.  Despite a compression ratio posted at just 5.5:1, the motor still quoted the same 1bhp, but re-rated at a lowly 2,800rpm – the buzzing Mosquito was now set to be droning along instead!

While further ‘Centrimatic’ versions of the 38-B now equipped engines with centrifugal clutching functions, one might have thought the old 307 series ‘reduction’ motor should probably have become obsolete by introduction of the 38-B direct-drive motors in 1953, but it didn’t!  The original 38.5cc motor remained in production, side by side with the later B-series models.

After 1953 the BMG was called Velo Mosquito. The rims got smaller, from 600 mm (23.6 inch) to 20 inch (508 mm). 

 


1954

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims    1954
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V   none 
Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit

EU 049 1.0 38B 000  1V   none 
Mosquito 38B motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38B 000  1V 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito

1954 found Garelli introducing the Velo-Mosquito, along developed lines of the earlier BMG.  This purpose-made, pressed steel, rigid frame with leading-link forks was a simple and study mounting for the 38-B cyclemotor, and completed the missing link to the obvious next step.

 


1955

1955 Velo Mosquito 511

EU 0cc   hp  engine gears  rims    1955
EU 038 0.8 307 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 315 000  1V   none Mosquito 38 motor kit

EU 049 1.2 38B 000  1V   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B Centrimatic kit
EU 049 1.0 38B auto 1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito 511

From Wheels of ItalyThe Mosquito 38 was a two-stroke engine with a friction-drive roller transmission and engine capacity of 38.5 cc equipped with a carburetor, usually a Dell’Orto, capable of delivering power to 0.8 hp and a total weight of about 4 kg. Fuel was provided by a mixture of oil/gas at 6/7% rate in the tank for 2 liters and consumption was about 70 kilometers per liter. This model, in 1952 France, was known for its solid build quality. This was proven by running the engine continuously for 55 days and 55 nights at an average of 30 km/h. Garelli at that time announced that they had already had a record with over 400,000 identical Mosquito’s in circulating.

The Mosquito 38-B of 1953 had the engine capacity increased to 49 cc.

The “Centrimatic”, which followed the successful Mosquito 38-B in 1955, had a fundamental change: the adoption of a patented automatic transmission that further simplifying operation and succeeded to get the bicycle to reach the 45 km/h goal.

 


1956 – 1957

1956-57 Garelli
Mosquito 50

1956-57 Garelli
Mosquito 515

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine 00 gears  rims    1956-57
EU 038 0.8 307 000xx   1V   none 
Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38-B 000x   1V   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38-B auto x 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B Centrimatic kit
EU 049 1.2 38-B auto x 1A 20/20 Velo Mosquito 50 515
EU 049 0.0 315H 00xx   3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Gran Turismo
EU 049 0.0 315HS  0xx3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport
EU 049 2.5 315H 000x  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 515   (55km/h)
EU 049 0.0 315M2 0xx3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport (kick)

EU 070 3.3 319  xxxxx   3V 19/19 Motoleggera 70

From Stingers by Mark Daniels: As it would be recognised today, the first ‘proper’ Garelli moped appeared in 1955, but this was by no means any sudden end to the Mosquito cyclemotor series that had set Garelli buzzing on its way. All three Mosquito cyclemotor engines, the Centrimatic 49 for £35-6s-6d, the 38-B direct drive 49 for £38-4s-6d, and even the original 307 at £30-9s-7d were still being listed available as late as 1960!

From Into the Desert by Mark Daniels: The first Garelli 515 model was displayed at the Milan Show in December 1955, for market sale the following year. Its fully suspended pressed-steel frame with unit-construction motor, manual clutch, three-speed gearbox, and chain final drive represented the company’s first true moped.

It was about this time that Garelli made its first contact with Agrati, as a supplier of pressings and cycle parts for its new mopeds.

 


1958

1958 Mosquito 50 Sport

1958 Mosquito 515

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp engine 0 gears  rims   1958
EU 038 0.8 307 000x  1V   none 
Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38-B 000  1V   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38-B auto 1A   none 
Mos. 38-B Centrimatic kit
EU 049 1.2 38-B auto 1A 20/20 Velo Mosquito 515
EU 049 0.0 315H 0xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 TL
EU 049 0.0 315H 0xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 GT
EU 049 0.0 315HS xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport
EU 049 0.0 315M2 xx3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport (kick)

EU 049 0.0 315H 0xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 515
EU 070 3.3 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Motoleggera 70
EU 070 4.0 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Motoleggera 70 Extra
EU 070 3.5 319RB 00  4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 70

Agrati Capri was “born” in 1958. Continued from Into the Desert by Mark Daniels:  Agrati shortly took the decision to develop their own range of scooters and mopeds in competition with the established Piaggio Vespa and Innocenti Lambretta.  Debuted in 1958, the Agrati Capri scooter was introduced with a 70cc two-stroke engine made by Garelli, and followed by a 50cc Como scooter model in 1960.

 


1959

1959 Capri 70

EU 0cc   hp engine 0 gears  rims   1959
EU 038 0.8 307 000x  1V   none 
Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38B 000x  1V   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto   1A   none 
Mos. 38-B Centrimatic kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto   1A 20/20 Velo Mosquito 515
EU 049 0.0 315H 0xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Gran Turismo
EU 049 0.0 315HS xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport
EU 049 0.0 315M2 xx3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport (kick)

EU 049 0.0 315H 0xx  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50
EU 048 1.5 Sachs 50/3 3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 50

EU 070 3.3 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Motoleggera 70
EU 070 4.0 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Motoleggera 70 Super
EU 070 3.5 319RB 00  4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 70

 


1960

’60 Garelli Garellino

’60 Agrati Como 50

1960 Garelli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp engine 0 gears  rims   1960
EU 038 0.8 307 0000x 1V   none
 Mosquito 38 motor kit
EU 049 1.0 38B 0000x 1V   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto x 1A   none 
Mos. 38-B Centrimatic kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto x 1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito 515
EU 049 1.5 341 0xx00  1A 20/20 Garelli M
EU 049 1.4 357fp-Gp    2V 20/20 Garelli M-2

EU 049 1.4 357cp 00    2A 20/20 Garelli Automatic
EU 049 0.0 315H 0x0x 3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Gran Turismo
EU 049 0.0 315HS x0x 3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport
EU 049 0.0 315M2 0xx 3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport (kick)
D
E 049 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 1.5 315M   o0  3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 5.0 354KZ 00  4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50
EU 049 2.5 Minar. W3  3V 16/16 Agrati Como 50
DE 048 1.5 Sachs 50/3 3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 50
EU 049 0.0 354cRZKY  4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 50 S
EU 070 3.5 319RB 00  3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 70
EU 070 3.3 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera 70 Turismo
EU 070 4.0 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera 70 Super
EU 094 5.5 374 cRKY   4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 100

EU 124 0.0 Parilla x     4M 18/18 Garelli Motoleggera 125

 


1961

1961 Ag Gar Capri

’61 Agrati Capri (Germany DE)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp engine 0 gears  rims  1961
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
EU 049 1.5 341 0xx00  1A 20/20 Garelli M
EU 049 1.4 357fp-Gp   2V 20/20 Garelli M-2

EU 049 1.4 357cp 00    2A 20/20 Garelli Automatic

EU 049 0.0 315HS 00  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50 Sport
EU 049 0.0 315H 000  3V 20/20 Mosquito 50

EU 049 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 1.5 353K 0o0   3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 5.0 354KZ 00  4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50

EU 049 2.5 Minar. W3  3V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
DE 048 1.5 Sachs 50/3 3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 50
DE 049 0.0 354cRZKY 4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 50 S
EU 070 3.3 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera 70 Turismo
EU 070 4.0 319E 0xx   3V 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera 70 Super
US 094 5.5 374K? 0o   4M 18/18 Garelli 98
DE 094 5.5 374 cRKY  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 100
US 094 5.5 374 cRKY  4V 12/12 Garelli Monaco

EU 124 0.0 Parilla x4M 18/18 Garelli Motoleggera 125

The 1960 flyer above says the M2 tires are 20 x 2.0 (24″ OD). That size was common on mopeds in the 1950’s. But in the 1960’s, 19 x 2.0 (23″ OD) was common. Some time after 1960 the Garelli M, M-2, and Automatic tires changed from 20 to 19″. Here 1962 is a guess.  

 


1962

1962 Garelli Junior

1962 Garelli Tze-Tze

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine 0  gears  rims x 1962
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.0 38B auto1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
EU 049 1.5 341 00o0   1A 19/19 Garelli M (Tze-Tze)
EU 049 1.4 357cP  00   2A 19/19 Garelli Automatic

EU 049 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 1.5 353K  0o0   3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 0.0 354K  0o0   4M 18/18 Garelli Junior Sport
EU 049 5.0 354KZ 0x0 4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50
EU 049 2.5 Minar. W33V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
EU 049 0.0 354cRZKY  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 50 S
EU 070 4.0 319E0000 4M 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera Super 70
US 094 5.5 374K? 0o   4M 18/18 Garelli 98

EU 094 5.5 374 cRKY   4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri Monaco
EU 125 0.0 00000000  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 125
EU 124 0.0 Parilla x     4M 18/18 Garelli Motoleggera 125

 


1963

1963 Garelli Garellino

EU0cc   hp   engine 0 gears  rims x 1963
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0  1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 01A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
EU 049 1.5 341 xx 000 1A 19/19 Mosquito M (Tze-Tze)
UK 049 1.4 357cP 000  2A 19/19 Mosquito Automatic
EU 049 2.2 353P   000  3V 19/19 Mosquito M3

0E 049 1.5 M48-02 00  1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 1.5 353K  0o0   3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 3.8 354K  0o0   4M 18/18 Garelli Junior Sport
EU 049 5.0 354KZ 000 4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50
EU 049 2.5 Minar. W3   3V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
IT   049 1.5 Minar. W3   3V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
EU 049 3.8 354KR  00   4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 50
IT  049 3.8 354K  000   4V 12/12/12 Garelli Motofurgone Car 50
EU 070 3.8 319RB 00x   3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 70
EU 070 4.0 319E  xxx0 3V 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera Super 70
EU 080 4.2 00xx 0000  3V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 80
US 094 5.5 374K? 0o0   4M 18/18 Garelli 98

EU 094 5.5 374 cRKY    4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri Monaco

EU 125 6.0 000xx 000  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 125
EU 124 0.0 Parilla xx    4M 18/18 Garelli Motoleggera 125

 

Continued from Into the Desert by Mark Daniels:  The merger (with Agrati in 1961) also presented enough capital release for Garelli to return to its competition origins with the presentation of a new three-speed 50cc sports ‘Junior’ motor cycle.  Later fitted with a four-speed gearbox, two specially prepared and faired machines set a number of records at Monza over 3 – 4 November 1963: 6 hours average speed 75.7mph, 1,000 Kilometres at 72mph, 24 hours at 67mph and, to capitalise on the success, a production model Record Sports became popularly sold.

 


1964

1964 Agrati Garelli

’64 Capri 70, 80 (UK)

1964 (UK)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims x 1964
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto x  1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
UK 049 1.5 341 xx 000 1A 19/19 
Mosquito M (Matic)
UK 049 1.4 357cP 000  2A 19/19 Mosquito Automatic
UK 049 2.2 353P  0x0  3V 19/19 Mosquito M3
UK 049 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 1.5 353K  0o0   3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 3.8 354K  0o0   4M 18/18 Garelli Junior Sport

UK 049 5.0 354KZ000  4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50
UK 049 5.0 354KZ00x  4M 18/18 Garelli Monza Special
EU 049 2.5 Minar. W3   3V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
IT   049 1.5 Minar. W3   3V 16/16 Ag Gar Como 50
EU 049 3.8 354KR  000 4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 50
IT  049 3.8 354KR  000  4V 12/12/12 Garelli Motofurgone Car 50
EU 070 4.0 319E x  xxx 4M 19/19 Garelli Motoleggera Super 70
EU 080 4.2 00xx 0000  3V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri 80
US 094 5.5 374K? 0o0   4M 18/18 Garelli 98

UK 094 7.0 374 hRKY    4M 18/18 Garelli KL100

EU 124 0.0 Parilla xx     4M 18/18 Garelli Motoleggera 125
UK 125 0.0 000xx 000  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri Super 125
UK 150 0.0 000xx 000  4V 12/12 Ag Gar Capri Super 150

 

KL100: The KL100 is on the 1964 price list of UK models. 

 


1965

1965 Garelli

1965 Rex KL-100

1965 Rex KL-100

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1965 Garelli (US)

1965 Garelli Fan Trail 98 restored by Bairdco

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims x 1965 
EU 049 1.2 38B auto xx 1A   none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto xx 1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
EU 049 1.5 341 0xx000 1A 19/19 Capri Mosquito
0EU 49 1.5 M48-02 000 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
UK 049 1.4 357cP 000   2A 19/19 Garelli Bimatic
IT   049 1.4 357cP 000   2A 19/19 Capri Mosquito Automatic
0EU 49 2.2 353P xx000 3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 2.5 353bEKY   0 3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 2.5 Minarelli W3 3V 16/16 Agrati Como 50
IT   049 1.5 Minarelli W3 3V 16/16 Agrati Como 50
EU 080 4.2 0000xx000  3V 12/12 Agrati Capri 80
EU 049 3.8 354RKY  00  4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 50
IT   049 3.8 354RKY  00  4V 12/12/12 Garelli Motofurgone Car 50
EU 049 5.0 354nZKW 04M 19/19 Garelli Junior Sport
EU 049 5.0 354nZKW 04M 19/19 Garelli Junior Sport Lusso
UK 049 5.0 354KZ 00x 4M 19/19 Garelli Sport 50
UK 049 5.0 354KZ 00x  4M 19/19 Garelli Monza Special
US 049 3.8 354pZKW    4M 18/18 Rex KL75

US 049 5.0 354pZKW    4M 19/19
Garelli Fan Trail 50
UK 094 5.5 374gRKY     4M 18/18 Garelli KL100
US 094 7.0 374hRKY     4M 18/18 Rex KL100

US 094 7.0 374hRKY     4M 19/19 Garelli Fan Trail 98
US 124 0.0 Parilla xxx   4M 18/18 Rex KL125
EU 125 6.0 00000xx00  4V 12/12 Agrati Capri 125
EU 150 0.0 00000xx00  4V 12/12 Agrati Super Capri 150

 

From Into the Desert by Mark Daniels: After 1965, the Agrati name was largely dropped from corporate branding, all motor cycles and scooters continuing thereon under the Garelli badge only.

In 1965 United Rex Motorcycle Corporation 3566 South 2nd West, Salt Lake City UT began selling Garelli motorcycles, rebranded as Rex, in the US, according to April 1965 Cycle World Rex KL-100 article above. 

In 1965 Accessory Supply Company, 65 Page St, San Francisco CA, also imported and sold Garelli motorcycles in the US. Both 49 and 94cc models are called Fan Trail because both have upswept exhaust for trail riding, although only the 98 had a fan.

 

     
1965 Garelli Engines
cc spds engine  hp  carburetor  sprockets bike model
49 3 353bEKY   2.5 SHA14/12 13 32  00 J std. (Junior Turismo)
49 3 353cEKY   2.5 SHA14/12 13 32/50 J extra (Junior Cross)
49 4 354nZKW 5.0 ME18BS 0 13 32  00 J Sp std. (Junior Sport)
49 4 354pZKW 5.0 ME18BS 0 13 32/50 J Sp ext. (KL75)
94 4 374bEKW 6.0 ME18BS 0 16 32  00 98
94 4 374gRKY  5.5 ME18BS 0 13 32  00 98 Turismo
94 4 374hRKY  7?   ME18BS 0 13 32/50 98 Cross (KL100)

All have an external ignition ground powering the brake light.

 

 


1966

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims x 1966 flyer
EU 049 2.2 351P 00000 1A 19/19 Garelli M
EU 049 1.5 M48-02 000 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
EU 049 2.2 353P 00000 3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 2.5 353bEKY   0 3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo

EU 049 5.0 354nZKW 04M 19/19 Garelli Junior Sport
EU 049 5.0 354nZKW 0  4M 19/19 Garelli Junior Sport Lusso
EU 049 5.0 354nZKW 0  4M 18/18 Garelli KL75 standard
EU 049 5.0 354pZKW 0  4M 18/18 Garelli KL75 extra
EU 049 2.2 351P?00000 1A 19/19 Capri Mosquito M
EU 049 2.2 357P?00000 2A 19/19 Capri Mosquito Automatic
EU 049 3.8 354RKY 000 4V 12/12 Capri 50
EU 150 0.0 000000000  4V 12/12 Capri Super 150
EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims x 1966
EU 049 1.2 38B auto xx 1A  none Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 0.0 387 xxxxxx  1A 20/20 Garelli Velo Mosquito
US 049 5.0 354pZKW 0 4M 18/18 Rex KL75

UK 094 5.5 374gRKY 00 4M 18/18 Garelli 98
US 094 7.0 374hRKY 00 4M 18/18 Rex KL100
US 124 0.0 Parilla xxxx4M 18/18 Rex KL125
EU 000 0.0 0000000  00        none Garelli Gar Mar 4 (boat motor)

 

In 1966 American Rex Corporation, 1216 Monte Diablo, San Mateo CA, replaced United Rex Motorcycle Corporation.

1966 Rex KL 100

’66 Gar Mar

1966 Rex KL125

’66 Velo Mosquito

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


1967

1967 Garelli Rekord

1967 Garelli Gulp

1967 Garelli (UK)

1967 Garelli Gulp

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1967 Agrati Capri (Germany DE)

1967 KL100

1967 KL125

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UE 0cc  hp   engine xx gears  rims x 1967
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 0.0 387 xxxxx  1A 19/19
Garelli Velo Mosquito
EU 049 2.2 351P 000    1A 19/19 Garelli M (Matic)
UK 049 1.5 351P 0000 1A 19/19 Garelli M (Matic)
EU 049 1.5 351nP 000 1A 16/16 Garelli Gulp (Rigido)
0EU 48 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 16/16  Garelli Euromoped
UK 049 1.5 M48-02 00 1A 18/18 Garelli Garellino
UK 049 1.4 357cP 0002A 19/19 Garelli Bimatic

EU 049 2.2
353P 000   3V 19/19 Garelli M3
UK 049 1.5 353P 000   3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 2.5 353bEKY    3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo

DE 049 2.0 353ERKY    3V 12/12 Garelli Capri 50
DE 049 4.3 354ZRKY    4V 12/12 Garelli Capri 50-S
DE 094 5.2 374cRKY 04V 12/12 Garelli Capri 100

EU 049 5.0 354ZKW 04M 10/10 Garelli Mini Bat
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 
4M 19/19 Garelli Record
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 17/17
Garelli Cross
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 19/19 Garelli Monza Special
US 049 5.0 354pZKW 0 4M 19/19 Garelli KL75 Gadabout

UK 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 19/19 Garelli 50 Sport

UK
0
49 6.2 354nbZKW 4M 19/19 Garelli Monza Special
UK 097 11  Sachs 100  4M 18/18 Garelli 98
US 097 11  Sachs 100 4M 17/17 Garelli KL100 Gypsy
US 124 0.0 Parilla xx    4M 18/18 Garelli KL125 Gran Primio
US 148 0.0 Aermacchi  4M 17/17 Garelli KL150 Gladiator

Gulp was “born” in 1967, with a rear tank and no rear suspension.

Euromoped was “born” in 1967. It replaced the Garellino. The rims got smaller. It had a Garelli-made Laura-design M48-02 dry-clutch belt-drive engine with 40 x 38 bore and stroke, instead of 40 x 39 like all the other Garelli 50’s.

In 1967 American Rex Corporation retired the Rex brand name and made new names for US models; Gadabout, Gypsy, Gran Primio, and Gladiator.

 


1968

EU 0cc   hp  engine xx gears  rims x 1968
EU 035 0.0 387 x0xxx 0 1A  none
Mosquito Baby motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 00 1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 048 1.5 M48-02 00   
1A 16/16 Garelli Euromoped
EU 049 1.0 387 xxxxxxx 1A 19/19
Garelli Velomosquito
EU 049 2.2 351P 0000    1A 19/19 Garelli M (Matic)
EU 049 2.2
353P 0000   3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 1.5 351nP 000    1A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Super (Flex)

EU 049 3.8 354RKY 00   4V 12/12 Garelli Capri 50
EU 049 2.5 353bEKY   0 3V 18/18
Garelli Junior Turismo
EU 049 5.0 354ZKW 0   4M 10/10 Garelli Mini Bat
US 049 5.0 354ZKW 0   4M 10/10 Broncco TC-4
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW
 4M 19/19 Garelli Record
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW  4M 19/19 Garelli Monza Special
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW  4M 17/17 Garelli Cross
US 049 5.0 354pZKW 0  4M 19/19 Garelli KL75 Gadabout

IT   049 3.8 354RKY  00 4V 12/12/12 Garelli Car 50
IT   049 3.8 354RKY  00 4V 12/12/12 Garelli Car 50 Furgonato

US 098 7.0 Sachs 100 4M 17/17 Garelli KL100 Gypsy
US 124 0.0 Parilla xx    4M 18/18 Garelli KL125 Gran Primio
US 148 0.0 Aermacchi  4M 17/17 Garelli KL150 Gladiator
EU 150 0.0 000000000  4V 12/12 Garelli Super Capri 150

 

1969 Broncco TC-4 (same as ’69 Mini Bat Cross)

1969 Broncco TC-4

 

 

 

 

 

 

1969 Broncco TS-4 (same as ’68-69 Mini Bat)

1969 Mini Bat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Broncco In 1968 to 1972 Broncco minibikes and mini-cycles were sold in the USA by Engine Specialties, in Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania. They were made in Italy by Fantic Motor or Agrati-Garelli. The first models were yellow minibikes called “Bronco”. But all later models were called “Broncco”, because Ford owned the name “Bronco”.

Only the 1969-70 Garelli-made Broncco TC-4, BC-4 and TS-4 had Garelli 50cc engines. Most other Broncco models were made by Fantic and had Aspera-Tecumseh or Minarelli engines.

The Broncco logo said “Broncco” curved in red letters in front of a bucking bronco. It was the same as the Fantic logo. In 1969-70 the Broncco logo had a small Garelli logo, but in 1971-72 it did not.

In 1971 the Fantic-made TX models continued, while the Garelli-made mini-cycle models were replaced with Fantic-made models. Broncco Diablo, Ranger, Eagle and Warrior had Minarelli P4-50 and P4-70 4-speed foot-shift manual clutch engines. The story of Broncco continues in the Fantic section.

 


1969

EU 0cc   hp  engine xx gears  rims x 1969
EU 035 0.0 387 x0xxx 01A  none
Mosquito Baby motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 001A  none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 048 1.5 M48-02 00  
1A 16/16 Garelli Euromoped
EU 049 2.2 351P 0000  1A 19/19 Garelli M (Matic)
US 049 2.2 351P 0000  1A 19/19 Broncco Colt
EU 049 2.2 353P 0000  3V 19/19 Garelli M3

EU 049 1.5 351nP 000  1A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 357cP 0 00 2A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10 Garelli Mini Bat
US 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10 Broncco TS-4
EU 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10 Garelli Mini (Bat) Cross
US 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10 Broncco TC-4
EU 049 2.5 353bEKY   0 3V 18/18 Garelli Junior Turismo
UK 049 2.5 353bEKY   0 3V 19/19 Garelli Junior Rekord
UK 049 2.5 353cEKY   0 3V 19/17 Garelli Junior Cross
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 19/19 Garelli Rekord
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 19/19 Garelli Monza Special
EU 049 6.2 354nBZKW 4M 17/17 Garelli Cross
US 049 5.0 354pZKW  4M 19/19 Garelli KL75 Gadabout
US 098 7.0 Sachs 100 4M 17/17 Garelli KL100 Gypsy
US 124 0.0 Parilla xx   4M 18/18 Garelli KL125 Gran Primio
US 148 0.0 Aermacchi  4M 17/17 Garelli KL150 Gladiator

 

1969 Gulp Matic

Gulp Matic was “born” in 1969. It had a two-speed automatic-shift engine 357cP, first used on 1960-62 Mosquito M2 Automatic. Only the 1969-70 Gulp Matic had this rounded 60’s engine. From 1971 to 1978 Gulp Matic had the more squared 70’s type “G2” engine.

In 1969 the UK definition of moped was 50cc, 1.5hp (25mph) max, with pedals.

 

1969-70 Garelli Motor Corporation of America

In 1969 Garelli Motor Corporation of America at 1216 Monte Diablo Ave, San Mateo CA 94401, was the US importer.

 


1970

1970 Concorde (UK)

1970 Garelli (France)

’70 Junior Turismo

1970 Gulp

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1970 Broncco BC-4
= ’70 Mini Bat Cross

’70 Broncco TS-4

’70 Mini Bat Cross

’70 Broncco Colt (US)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine x gears  rims x 1970
EU 035 0.0 387 x0xxx  1A  none
Mosquito Baby motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 048 1.5 M48-02 0  
1A 16/16  Garelli Euromoped
EU 049 2.2 351P 000   1A 19/19  Garelli M (Matic)
US 049 2.2 351P 000   1A 19/19  Broncco Colt

EU 049 1.5 351nP  0X   1A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 357cP 0 0   2A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Matic
FR 049 1.5 353?P  0X  3V 16/16  Garelli Gulp 3V
EU 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10  Garelli Mini Bat
US 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10  Broncco TS-4
EU 049 5.0 354mBZKW 4M 10/10  Garelli Mini (Bat) Cross
FR 049 6.2 G4akr 000 4M 10/10  Broncco BC-4
FR 049 6.2 G4akr 000 4M 10/10  Garelli BC-4 Bat Cross
FR 049 6.2 G4akr 000 4M 10/10  Garelli BC-4L Bat Cross Lusso
EU 049 5.0 G3mk 000 3V 16/16  Garelli Gulp 3M
EU 049 5.0 G3mk 000 3V 18/18  Garelli Junior (Gran) Turismo
FR 049 5.0 G3mk 000 3V 19/19  Garelli Junior Rekord
FR 049 5.0 G3mk 000 3V 19/17  Garelli Junior Cross
IT  049 5.0 G3mk 000 3V 10/10  Garelli Mini Bike
FR 049 6.2 G4ak 000  4M 19/19  Garelli Rekord
FR 049 6.2 G4ak 000  4M 19/17  Garelli Tiger Cross
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  00   4M 19/17  Garelli KL50 4V
US 049 5.0 354pZKW  4M 19/19  Garelli KL75 Gadabout
US 098 7.0 Sachs 100 4M 17/17 Garelli KL100 Gypsy
US 124 0.0 Parilla xx   4M 18/18 Garelli KL125 Gran Primio
US 148 0.0 Aermacchi 4M 17/17 Garelli KL150 Gladiator

 

Goodbye round: 1970 was the last year of the 1960’s moped engines 351, 353, 354, 357 with rounded sides, except for the traditional models M (Colt) and M3. 

New “G” engine family: In 1970 a new motor design came out. The rounded sides, cylinder and head fins of the 351, 353, 354, 357 engines became more straight. There were other internal changes. Garelli stopped mentioning the engine model number. So here the 1970-78 vertical-cylinder 50cc engine family is given a made-up name beginning with the letter G. The G-engine family is G1, G1k, G2, G2k, G3v, G3vk, G3m, G3mk, G4mk, G5mk. “k” means kick start, “v” (velocita) means manual hand-shift, and “m” (marce) means manual foot-shift. The engine model is colored gold, instead of blue, to indicate that it’s a nickname.

Engine Model Names: Since American Garelli never gave a name to their one-speed-automatic horizontal-cylinder pedal-start engine, it is convenient to refer to it as the Noi engine, here called H1. In the same manner it is convenient to refer to the two-speed vertical engines as Gulp or VIP, here called G2 or V2. (elsewhere V2 means V-twin). There are also kick start and manual clutch versions, and either 1 or 2 speed automatic, or 3 speed manual transmissions. Altogether the Garelli moped engines are here labeled H1, H1m, H1k, H1mk, H2, H2m, H2k, H2mk and G1, G1k, G2, G2k, G3m and V1, V1k, V2, V2k, V3m. There are also Monza types M1, M1k, and motorcycle types G4mk, G5mk with 4 or 5 speed manual transmissions (some with pedals for UK).

1970 Fa Moda

Garelli Fa Moda: Garelli published a several-page 1970 fashion brochure with about 30 images of the 1971-model motor bikes with young people wearing fashion apparel. 

 


1971

1971 Garelli Bonanza

1971 Garelli Bat Baby

’71 Garelli Germany (DE)

’71 Bombardier Bantam
= Mini Bat Cross

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine   gears  rims     1971
EU 035 0.0 387 x0xxx  1A  none
Mosquito Baby motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B motor kit
EU 048 1.5 M48-02 0 
1A 16/16  Garelli Euromoped
EU 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 19/19  Garelli M (Matic)

EU 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 G2 00 0X02A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5 G3m   0X03V 16/16  Garelli Gulp 3M
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16  Concorde Flex
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0X02A 16/16  Concorde Flexmatic
UK 049 1.5 G3m  0X0  3V 16/16  Concorde 3
EU
049 1.5 H1  0 00X01A 10/10  Garelli Katia M
EU 049 1.5 Morini S5K2 1A 07/7?   Garelli Bat Baby
EU 049 1.5 G1  0000x   1A 10/10  Garelli Bonanza
EU 049 6.2 G4akr  00  4M 10/10  Garelli Mini (Bat) Cross

EU 049 6.2 G4akr  00  4M 10/10  Garelli Mini Bat
CA 049 6.2 G4akr  00  4M 10/10  Bombardier Bantam
EU 049 3?  G3mk  00   3V 18/18  Garelli (Junior) Gran Turismo

EU 049 6.2 G4ak  00   4M 19/19 
Garelli (Junior) Rekord
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  00   4M 19/17 
Garelli (Junior) Tiger Cross
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  00  
4M 19/17  Garelli KL50 4V
DE 049 0.9 38B auto 0 1A 16/16  Garelli Super Mosquito 25
DE 049 0.9 G1k000x  1A 10/10  Garelli Bonanza 25
DE 049 1.9 G2k000x  2A 10/10  Garelli Bonanza 40
DE
0
49 0.9 M48-02 0   1A 16/16  Garelli Europed Standard 25
DE 049 0.9 M48-02 0  1A 16/16  Garelli Europed Luxus 25
DE 049 1.9 M48-02 0  1A 16/16  Garelli Europed Luxus 40
DE 049 0.9 G10000x  1A 10/10  Garelli Europed Super Luxus 25
DE 049 1.9 G2  0000x  2A 16/16  Garelli Duoped 40

Germany (DE) had two kinds of mopeds. Mofas were 25 km/h (16 mph) and did not need a license. Mopeds were 40 km/h (26 mph) and needed a moped drivers license.

Katia was “born” in 1971, with the brand new 50cc horizontal-cylinder “H” type automatic engine. 1970’s Katia versions:
Katia M (1 speed with pedals, H1 engine), Katia MK (1 speed kick start, H1k engine), Katia K2V (2 speed kick start, H2k engine)

 


1972

1972 Garelli Katia M (Canada model)

1972 Tiger Cross (UK)

1972 Garelli City Bike

1972 Garelli Bonanza

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine   gears  rims x 1972
EU 035 0.0 387 x0xxx  1A  none
Mosquito Baby motor kit
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 01A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 035 0.0 387 o000   1A 008/8  Garelli City Bike

EU 048 1.5 M48-02 0   
1A 16/16  Garelli Euromoped
EU 049 1.5 351P 000   1A 19/19  Garelli M (Matic)

EU 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 G2 00 0X02A 16/16  Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5 G3m   0X03V 16/16  Garelli Gulp 3M
EU 049 1.5 G3m   0X03V 16/16  Garelli Gulp 3V Lusso
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16  Concorde Flex
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0X02A 16/16  Concorde Flexmatic
UK 049 1.5 G3m  0X0  3V 16/16  Concorde 3V
EU 049 2.0 G4mk 00x4M 10/10  Garelli Bonanza
EU 049 1.5 H1 00 0X01A 16/16  Garelli Eureka
CA
049 1.5 H1 00 0X01A 10/10  Garelli Katia M
EU
049 1.5 H1k 0 0X01A 10/10  Garelli Katia MK
EU 049 1.5 Morini S5K2 1A07/7?  Garelli Junior Cross

EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 10/10  Garelli Mini Bat
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 10/10  Garelli Mini (Bat) Cross
CA 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 10/10  Bombardier Bantam
EU 049 3?  G3mk  00   3V 18/18  Garelli Gran Turismo

EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 19/19 
Garelli Rekord
UK 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 19/19 
Garelli Rekord
UK 049 6.5 G4ak  000  4M 19/19 
Garelli Monza Rekord
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 19/17 
Garelli Tiger Cross
UK 049 6.5 G4ak  000  4M 19/17 
Garelli Tiger Cross Mk I
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  
4M 19/17  Garelli KL50 4V

 

New meaning of “Junior”: In 1972 the word “Junior” was removed from the Junior Rekord and Junior Tiger Cross model names. Those were full-size bikes. The kid’s mini-cycle “Bat Baby” with a Morini S5K2 1-speed automatic engine renamed “Junior Cross”. Up to 1971 “Junior” meant “young adult”. After 1971 “Junior”  meant “young child”.

Eureka was “born” in 1972. It had the Katia horizontal cylinder engine design. The advantage of a horizontal cylinder design is slightly better bike  control and handling, because the weight of the cylinder is lower.

Funky Mopeds (UK)

 

In Jan 1972 the UK “sixteener law” required 16-year-olds to drive only “mopeds”. The new definition of “moped” was 50cc with pedals, unlimited in power and speed. By late-1972 or early-1973, makers like Garelli added pedals to their 50cc motorcycles.

The book “Funky Mopeds” by Richard Skelton covers these bikes and this period. The UK-model specs and year ranges listed here are from there. 

 

 

 


1973

1973 Garelli Eureka

1973 Garelli Rekord

’13-73, 60 years experience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims    1973
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 01A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 048 1.5 M48-02 00  
1A 16/16 Garelli Europed
EU 049 1.5 G1  000001A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 G2  000002A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5 G3m 0000   3V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3M
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16  Concorde Matic
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0X0   2A 16/16  Concorde Bimatic
EU 049 1.5 H1  00000   1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka (Rigido)
EU 049 1.5 H1  00000   1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Flex
CA
049 1.5 H1 00 0X01A 10/10  Garelli Katia M

EU 049 1.5 H1k 0000     1A 10/10
Garelli Katia MK
EU 049 1.5 Morini S5K2 1A 10/10
 Garelli Junior Cross
EU 049 6.2 G4ak   000 
4M 10/10 Garelli Mini Bat
EU 049 2.0 G4mk 000  4M 10/10
Garelli Bonanza
EU 049 6.2 G4ak  000  4M 18/18 Garelli Gran Turismo

EU 049 6.5 G5ak  000  5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord
UK 049 6.5 G5akp  00  5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord Mk I
EU 049 6.5 G5ak  000  5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross
UK 049 6.5 G5akp  00  5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross Mk I
EU 049 6.2  G5ak  000 
5M 19/17 Garelli KL50E 5V
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/19
Garelli Rekord 80
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/17
Garelli Cross 80
EU 079 9.5 G58k  0004M 19/17 
Garelli KL100E

Garelli Bonanza continued up to 1980

 


1974

1974 Garelli (France)  from ManxNorton.com

1974 Concorde (UK)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims    1974
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 01A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5 G1  000001A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5 G2  000002A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5 G3m 00003V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3V
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16 Concorde Matic
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0X0   2A 16/16 Concorde Bimatic
EU 049 1.5 H1  00000   1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Flex
CA 049 1.5 H1  00000   1A 10/10
Garelli Katia M
EU 049 1.5 H1k 0000    1A 10/10
Garelli Katia MK
EU 000 0.0 Electric  0   1A 10/10
Garelli Katia Electric

EU 049 3?  G3mk  00   3M 18/18 Garelli Gran Turismo
FR 049 1.5 G4mk  00   4M 18/18 Garelli Route SP
FR 049 1.5 G4akr  000 5M 18/18 Garelli Special Sport

FR 049 1.5 G4akr  000 5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord
UK 049 6.5 G5ak   000 5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord Mk II
FR 049 1.5 G4akr  000 5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross
UK 049 6.5 G5ak   000 5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross Mk II
EU 049 6.5 G5ak   000
5M 19/17 Garelli KL50E
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/19
Garelli Rekord 80
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/17
Garelli Cross 80

 


1975

1975 Tiger Cross (UK)
has pedals and footpegs

1975 Garelli Eureka Flex

1975 Eureka Flex (US)

1975 Tiger Cross

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine    gears  rims    1975
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 0 1A  none
 Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5 H1 00000   1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Flex
EU 049 1.5 H1 00000   1A 16/16
Gar. Eureka Flex Lusso (al cyl)
EU 049 1.5 G2  00000  2A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5 G3m 0000  3V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3V
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0X01A 16/16 Concorde Matic
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0X02A 16/16 Concorde Bimatic

EU 049 1.5 H1 00000   1A 10/10
Garelli Katia M
EU 049 1.5 H1k 0000   1A 10/10
Garelli Katia MK
EU 049 1.5 H2k 0000   2A 10/10
Garelli Katia K
EU 000 0.0 Electric  1A 10/10
Garelli Katia Electric
EU 049 3?  G3mk  00   3M 18/18 Garelli Gran Turismo

EU 049 6.5 G5ak2 000 5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord
UK 049 6.5 G5akp 000 5M 19/19
Garelli Rekord Mk II
EU 049 6.5 G5ak2 000 5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross
UK 049 6.5 G5akp 000 5M 19/17
Garelli Tiger Cross Mk II
EU 049 6.5 G5ak2 000
5M 19/17 Garelli KL50E
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/19
Garelli Rekord 80
UK 079 9.5 G58k  0005M 19/17
Garelli Cross 80

EU cc   20  25  30
EU
cc   hp  hp  hp eng gears rims  1975  US Models
US 49 0.0 1.5 0.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Eureka Flex
US 49 0.0 1.5 0.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Eureka Flex Deluxe

 

Early fork: The Garelli Eureka and Sport models had the older type fork. It was a one-piece upper (outer) tubes and yoke, with lower (inner) sliding tubes. The other models had separate upper (inner) tubes, a yoke that clamped to them, with lower (outer) sliding tubes.

Eureka Flex: Early 1970’s Eureka models were “hard tails”, no rear suspension. Eureka “Flex” models had flexible rear suspension.

 


1976

’76 Garelli (BR)

Garelli Ibramoto was the manufacturer for South America. Here is a Portuguese to English translation of this 1976 ad from Brazil.

“Ibramoto, manufacturer of Garelli motorcycles, and Bloch Editores open for you the opportunity to create a phrase about gasoline economy that will be disseminated nationally, and to compete for six new Garelli’s, to put the theory into practice. Fill in the coupon and send it to Bloch Editores, Garelli Contest, Rua do Russell, 804 Rio de Janeiro, to win a Katia Garelli if your sentence is one of the six that will be chosen by the Judging Committee among all participants.”

At the end it says “The receipt of sentences will end on January 10, 1977.” This dates it to 1976.

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine   gears  rims    1976
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 01A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5  H1 00000 1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Flex
EU 049 1.5  H1-al 000 1A 16/16
Gar. Eureka Flex Lusso
EU 049 1.5  H2 00000  2A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Matic
EU 049 1.5  H2k 0000  1A 16/16
Garelli Eureka Matic K
EU 049 1.5  G1  00000 1A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Flex

EU 049 1.5  G2 000002A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5  G3m   000 3V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3V
UK 049 1.5 G1 00 0Xx  1A 16/16 Concorde Matic
UK 049 1.5 G2 00 0Xx  2A 16/16 Concorde Bimatic
BR 049 2?   H1 000001A 10/10 Ibramoto Katia
EU 0
49 1.5  H1 00000  1A 10/10
Garelli Katia M
EU 049 1.5  H1k 0000  1A 10/10
Garelli Katia MK
EU 049 1.5  H2k 0000  2A 10/10
Garelli Katia K2V
EU 000 0.0 Electric  1A 10/10
Garelli Katia Electric
EU 049 2?   G3mk   00 3V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3VK

EU 049 3?   G4mk  00  3M 18/18 Garelli Gran Turismo
EU 049 6.5  G5ak2  00 5M 18/16 Garelli Ciclone 5V
EU 049 6.5  G5ak2  00 5M 19/17 Garelli KL50 5V
EU 049 2?   G3mk   00 3V 00/00 Garelli TL50 3V

EU cc   20  25  30
EU
cc   hp  hp  hp eng gears rims  1976  US Models
US 49 0.0 1.5 0.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Garelli Eureka Flex
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Garelli Eureka Flex Deluxe
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Garelli Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Garelli Gran Sport
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  G2  2A 16″spoke Garelli Gulp Matic

In 1976 the Eureka (US) became the Sport.

In late 1976, the Eureka Flex Deluxe (US) became the Gran Sport.

 

1976 Garelli Ad p1  1976 Garelli Ad p2  1976 Garelli Ad p3
American Garelli introduced Garelli mopeds to America. These ads were for prospective dealers. Their slogan was “Garelli – What America is coming to”.

American Garelli made excellent service and parts manuals, combined in a black 3-ring standard notebook, titled “The Garelli Manual – A complete manual of service, parts, and technical information prepared for use by Garelli dealers”.

US-model mopeds have brake lights, electric horns, and side reflectors. The switches on the handlebar are different than Euro models. Other than that, the machinery is the same. They have different speed versions: 20, 25, 30mph instead of 25kmh, 40kmh, or 45kmh.

1976 Ciclone 5V (Euro)

1976 Garelli Eureka Flex

’76 Eureka Flex Deluxe (US)
restored by Brian Solex

the-garelli-manual

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


1977

In Aug 1977 the UK definition of moped became 50cc, 35mph max, no pedals required. The early 1977 UK mopeds are like 1976, 50cc with pedals, unlimited in power and speed. The late 1977 UK mopeds are like 1978, under 35mph, no pedals required.

’77 Garelli (BR)

1977 Garelli KL50 Cross 5V (FR)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EU 0cc   hp  engine  gears  rims    1977
EU 049 1.2 38B auto   1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5 351?P 0    1A 19/19 Garelli M
EU 049 1.5 353?P 0    3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 1.5  G1  0000  1A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Flex
EU 049 1.5  G2  0000  2A 16/16 Garelli Gulp Matic
EU 049 1.5  G3mk 00  3V 16/16 Garelli Gulp 3V

UK 049 2.0  G1  0000  1A 16/16 Concorde Matic
UK 049 2.0  G2k  000  2A 16/16 Concorde Bimatic
UK 049 2.0  G3mk  00 3V 16/16 Concorde 3V
FR 049 6.5  K5mk 00  5M 19/17 Garelli KL50 5V Cross
UK 049 1.5  H1 0000  1A 16/16 Garelli Eureka Flex
EU 049 2.0  H1-al  00 1A 16/16 Gar. Eureka Flex Lusso
UK 049 1.5  H1k   00  1A 16/16 Garelli Eureka Flex MK
BR 049 2?   H1   000  1A 10/10
Ibramoto Katia
UK 0
49 1.5  H1   000  1A 10/10 Garelli Katia M
UK 049 1.5  H1k 000  1A 10/10 Garelli Katia MK
UK 049 1.5  H2k 000  2A 10/10 Garelli Katia K2V
EU 049 3?  G4mk  0   4M 18/18  Garelli Gran Turismo 4V
EU 049 6.5 G5ak2 0   5M 18/16  Garelli Ciclone 5V

EU cc   20  25  30
EU
cc   hp  hp  hp eng gears rims  1977  US Models
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Eureka Flex Deluxe
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Gran Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Rally Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 1A 16″spoke Super Sport XL
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  G2  2A 16″spoke Gulpmatic Deluxe

1977 Garelli Gulpmatic

1977 Garelli Gulp Matic
aka “Gran Sport Twin”

1977 Garelli Sport

1977 Garelli Sport
no rear suspension,
no chrome, no speedo

1977 Garelli Gran Sport

’77 Garelli Gran Sport

1977 Garelli Gran Sport

’77 Garelli Gran Sport

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In 1977 American Garelli developed the “oil injector” tank, that was mounted alongside the gas tank. The purpose was to put the correct amount of oil into the gasoline when filling up with gas. It was not a true oil injector, that injects oil into the engine. Only the USA model Garelli mopeds had oil injector tanks. Most of them have been removed. After 20 years their plunger pump did not always pump enough oil. Myrons has recommended mixing the oil and gas manually, and not using the Garelli oil injector, since the early 1990’s.

1977 Garelli Super Sport XL

1977 Super Sport XL

1977 Garelli Rally Sport

’77 Garelli Rally Sport

Top, 1977 oil tank Bottom, 1978 oil tank

Top, 1977 early oil tank
Bottom, ’78-80 oil tank

Clymer Garelli Manual

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In 1977 American Garelli disliked the name “Gulpmatic”, and changed it to “Gran Sport Twin”. because it had twin automatic clutches. That name was used in the 1977 Clymer Garelli Manual http://projectmopedmanual.info/Manual_HTML/garelli.html . The new name only lasted about one year. The 1977 Gran Sport had a different frame and engine than the 1977 Gran Sport Twin. That was confusing. So in 1978 and later parts or service manuals, the name is 1977 Gulpmatic. In 1978 the VIP replaced the Gulpmatic.  

In late 1977, cast aluminum “mag” wheels were introduced. They are known as “mags” because the earliest cast alloy automotive wheels were made of magnesium. Both spoke and “mag” wheel types are made in Italy by Grimeca.

In late 1977 the Rally Sport replaced the Gran Sport (spoke wheel)

 


1978

1978 Garelli (UK)

1978 Garelli Models

1978 Garelli (US)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Noi: In 1978 the Eureka was renamed Noi, Italian for we.
Sport: The US model Eureka was renamed Sport.

EU 0cc   hp  engine  gears  rims    1978
EU 049 1.2 38B auto   1A  none 
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5 351P 00 0 1A 19/19 Garelli M
EU 049 1.5 353P 000  3V 19/19 Garelli M3
EU 049 1.5 V1  0000  1A 16/16 Garelli VIP 1
EU 049 1.5 V2  0000  2A 16/16 Garelli VIP 2 Deluxe
EU 049 1.5 V3m 000  1A 16/16 Garelli VIP 3 Deluxe
EU 049 1.5 V3mk 00  1A 16/16 Garelli VIP 3K

UK 049 2.0 V1  0000  1A 16/16 Concorde Matic
UK 049 2.0 V2  0000  2A 16/16 Concorde Bimatic
UK 049 2.0 V3mk 00  3V 16/16 Concorde 3V
UK 049 6.5 V5ak2 00  5M 19/17 Garelli KL50 5V Cross
UK 049 2.0 H1 00000 1A 16/16 Garelli Eureka Flex
UK 049 2.0 H2k 0000 2A 16/16 Garelli Eureka Matic K2V
UK 049 1.5 H1 00000 1A 16/16 Garelli Noi M
UK 049 2.0 H2k 0000 2A 16/16 Garelli Noi Matic K2V
BR 049 2?  H1   0000 1A 10/10 Ibramoto Katia
UK 049 1.5 H1   0000 1A 10/10 Garelli Katia M
UK 049 2.0 H1k 0000 1A 10/10 Garelli Katia MK
UK 049 2.0 H2k 0000 2A 10/10 Garelli Katia K2V
EU 049 6.5 V5ak2  00 5M 16/16 Garelli Gran Turismo
EU 049 6.5 V5ak2  00 5M 16/16 Garelli Ciclone 5V
EU 049 6?   V5ak2?  0 5M 00/00 Garelli RGS 5V

EU cc   20  25  30
EU
cc   hp  hp  hp eng gears rims  1978  US Models
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 16″spoke Gran Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 1A 16″spoke Super Sport XL
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  G2  2A 16″spoke Gulp
US 49 0.0 0.0 2.0  V2  2A 16″spoke VIP
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 17″spoke Rally Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 17″spoke Gran Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1  1A 17″X-ray Gran Sport Ltd
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  H2  2A 17″X-ray Gran Sport Ltd 2
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 1A 17″spoke Super Sport XL
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  H2 2A 17″spoke Super Sport XL 2
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 1A 17″X-ray Super Sport Ltd
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  H2 2A 17″X-ray Super Sport Ltd 2
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  V2  2A 17″spoke VIP

 

Oil tanks: Notice how all of the 1978 models are facing the right, except the Sport. Notice how all models, except the Sport, have light grey oil injector tanks on the right side of the gas tank. It is rare to see a collection of Garelli’s all with their oil tanks, since they are usually removed at some point. These are the oil tanks that say American Garelli in orange. That dates the bikes to 1977. The actual 1978 bikes had part-black oil tanks with great big OIL INJECTOR writing. 

From 16″ to 17″ rims: In 1978, Garelli changed it’s 16″ rims, except Sport, to 17″ rims. The 1977-79 mags were 17″ Razze Incrociate “snowflake” or “X-ray” style.

From 17″ back to 16″: In late 1979, Garelli changed back to all 16″ rims, like before 1978. The 1979-1980 mag wheels were 16″ 7 Razze “7-ray” style. 

1978 Garelli VIP

1978 Garelli VIP Deluxe

1978 Garelli VIP

1978 Garelli VIP Deluxe

1977 Garelli Super Sport XL

’77 Garelli Super Sport XL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1978 Garelli Super Sport XL

’78 Garelli Super Sport XL

1978 Garelli Super Sport LTD

’78 Garelli Super Sport LTD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1978 Garelli Gran Sport Ltd

1978 Gran Sport Ltd

1978 Garelli Gran Sport LTD

1978 Gran Sport Ltd

1978 Garelli Rally Sport

’78 Garelli Rally Sport

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Garelli Spare Parts CataloguesIn late 1977 American Garelli became Agrati-Garelli Corporation of America. With that came many changes. In late 1978, the orange label on the oil injector tank that said American Garelli, was made black, and said oil injector in big letters. In 1978 the bikes began coming with 17″ rims. Other things became black in 1978, like the engine side covers.

In 1978 Agrati-Garelli Corporation of America produced this oversized 3-ring notebook. There are also 1980 and 1983 editions. Each page is stamped with the Agrati-Garelli Spa Gruppo Industriale logo. At the front of each section are the speed versions and the frame number ranges. Newer sections are added at the back, in newer editions.

In 1978 the horizontal 2-speed (H2) engine was introduced on the Super Sport Ltd.

 


1979

1979 Concorde (UK)

1979 Garelli Noi SL

1979 Garelli Noi SL De Luxe
is like a ’80 Rally Sport Ltd

1979 Garelli (Brazil)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

noi

Garelli Noi: Noi means “us” or “we” in Italian. A Noi is a European model that is like a Rally Sport, USA model. The name Noi was never used by either American Garelli or Agrati-Garelli Corp of America. It was not in any parts catalog or service manual. The American name was Sport, Gran Sport, or Rally Sport.

1970’s summary from wikiwandIn the seventies a historic Tubone was born , the Ciclone , from which the future Formuno , Superciclone and Urka derived . Other successful models born in the seventies are the Katia (1973), the Vip (1978) and the Noi (1979).

EU 0cc  hp engine gears   rims    1979
EU 049 1.2 38B auto 1A xx none
Mosquito 38-B kit
EU 049 1.5 V1  0000 1A 16″spoke Garelli VIP 1
EU 049 1.5 V2  0000 2A 16″spoke Garelli VIP 2 Deluxe

EU 049 2.0 V3k  00  3M 16″spoke Garelli VIP 3V

EU 049 2.0 V3k  00  3M 16″ 7-ray Garelli VIP 3V SL Deluxe

UK 049 2.0 V1 000  1A 16″spoke Concorde Matic
UK 049 2.0 V2 000  2A 16″spoke Concorde Bimatic
UK 049 2.0 V3m 00 3V 16″spoke Concorde 3V
UK 049 6.5 V5ak2 0 5M xx 19/17 Garelli KL 50
EU 049 6.5 V5ak2 0 5M xx 21/18 Garelli RGS 50
UK 049 1.5 H1 000 1A 16″spoke Garelli Noi M
EU 049 2.0 H1k 00 1A 16″spoke Garelli Noi MK
EU 049 2.0 H1-al    1A 16″spoke Garelli Noi SL
EU 049 2.0 H1-al    1A 16″ 7-ray Garelli Noi SL De Luxe
UK 049 2.0 H2k  0  2A 16″spoke Garelli Noi K2V
UK 049 2.0 H2k-al  2A 16″ 7-ray Garelli Noi K2V De Luxe
BR 049 2?  H1 000 1A 16″spoke Ibramotor Eureka
BR 049 2?  H1 000 1A 10″spoke Ibramotor Katia
UK 049 1.5 H1  00  1A 10″ 5-ray Garelli Katia M
UK 049 2.0 H1k 00 1A 10″ 5-ray Garelli Katia MK
UK 049 2.0 H2k 00 2A 10″ 5-ray Garelli Katia K
EU 049 6.5 V5ak2 05M 16″3-star Garelli Gran Turismo
EU 049 6.5 V5ak2 05M 16″3-star Garelli Ciclone 5V

EU cc   20  25  30
EU
cc   hp  hp  hp eng gears rims  1979  US Models
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 00 1A 16″spoke Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 00 1A 16″spoke Rally Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H100 1A 16″spoke Super Sport XL
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  H2-al 2A 16″spoke Super Sport XL 2
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H100 1A 16″ 7-ray Super Sport Ltd
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  H2-al 2A 16″ 7-ray Super Sport Ltd 2
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 00 1A 17″spoke Rally Sport
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H1 00 1A 17″X-ray Gran Sport Ltd
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H100 1A 17″spoke Super Sport XL
US 49 1.0 1.5 2.0  H100 1A 17″X-ray Super Sport Ltd
US 49 0.0 1.5 2.0  V2 00 2A 17″spoke VIP

In late 1979 the Gran Sport Ltd was discontinued.

1979 Garelli Models

1979 Garelli (US)

1979 Agrati Garelli Corp. of America

1979 Garelli Super Sport XL

1979 Super Sport XL Ltd

early-1979 Gran Sport Ltd

early-79 Gran Sport Ltd

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

H2 swingarms: Garelli horizontal two speed (H2) swingarms have higher shock mounts than one speed types, to clear the higher 50T rear sprocket. At left is a H2, and right is a H1. The shocks are about an inch shorter on the H2 version.

1979 Super Sport XL 2-speed

1979 Super Sport XL 2

1979 Super Sport 2-speed

1979 Super Sport XL 2

Garelli H1 and H2 shocks

Swingarm types

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Di Blasi R2 and R7 Parts List

August 21, 2019

updated 2021-11

Here are five Di Blasi R7 parts catalogs, each with two versions, and one Di Blasi R2 catalog. They are combined into one list, using thirteen model columns. Each model column contains, for each part number, the part quantity.

White 0 part quantity means the part is not on bikes of that model.
Black 1, 2, etc means the part occurs 1, 2, etc times on bikes of that model.
Italic means the part is on some bikes of that model, but not all.

Red part names are links to part photos.

 

1974-1979   2 = R2
R2 part#’s are purple because
they’re different than R7 #’s.
Engine parts see Morini S5K2

 

1979-1982
s 
= R7ST
s  = R7ST-US

 

1982-1989
w
= R7WT 
w = R7WT-US

 

1989-7/95
T
= R7TB
= R7TB-US

 

7/95-1997
T
= R7TB
t  = R7TB-US

 

1998-2004   2005-on
E
= R7E -00   E = R7E2
e  = R7E-US   e = R7E2-US

 

2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Tires
1 0000 00 00 00 00 none  151.0=000  tire   3.50-5 ribbed
1 
00 22 22 22 22 22 none  150.0=117  tire   4.00-5
2 00 22 22 22 22 22 none  152.0=118  tube 4.00-5
0 22 00 00 00 00 00 none  7.138=302  tire   2.50-8
0 22 00 00 00 00 00 none  7.139=303  tube 2.50-8

2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Front Wheels   SB is sealed bearing
1 00 11 00 00 00 00 none  154.0=119 F wheel 5″ ∅90 plain no-hole

0
11 00 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=304  F wheel 8″ ∅90 Grimeca X ’79-80
0
11 00 00 00 00 00 none  7.140=304  F wheel 8″ ∅90 plain 6-hole ’80-82
0
00 00 11 11 11 00 none  0.000=615  F wheel 5″ ∅90 Grimeca no-hole SB
0
00 00 00 00 0011 none  0.000 2069  F wheel 5″ ∅70 plain 4-hole SB
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Rear Wheels   SB is sealed bearing
1 00 11 00 00 00 00 none  153.0=120  R wheel 5″ ∅90 plain no-hole

0
11 00 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=305  R wheel 8″ ∅90 Grimeca X ’79-80
0
11 00 00 00 00 00 none  7.141=305  R wheel 8″ ∅90 plain 6-hole ’80-82
0
00 00 11 11 00 00 none  0.000=616  R wheel 5″ ∅90 Grimeca no-hole SB for chain
0
00 00 00 00 11 00 none  0.000=656  R wheel 5″ ∅90 Grimeca no-hole SB for belt
0
00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000 2070  R wheel 5″ ∅70 plain 4-hole SB, with pulley
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Brake Shoes
2 22 22 00 00 00 00 $30.0 0.000=395  brake shoe set ∅90×18 U-spring #3 

0 00 00 22 22 22 00 $30.0 0.000=395  brake shoe set ∅90×18 V-spring #4
0000000 00 00 22 none  0.000=486  brake shoe set ∅70 V-spring
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Brake Plates with shoes

2 22 22 00 00 00 00 $48.0 0.000=308  F/R brake plate  ∅90×18-U ∅11 axle
0 00 00 22 22 22 00 none  0.000=308  F/R brake plate  ∅90×18-V ∅10 axle

0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000 2033  front brake plate ∅70x??-V ∅10 axle

0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000 2073  rear brake plate  ∅70x??-V ∅10 axle
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Axles
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $22.0  MMI-H119  F axle 165, M11-1.0 threaded

0 00 00 11 11 11 11 none  0.000 2037  F axle ∅10 180, M10-1.0 ends
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  MMI-H119L  R axle 200,   M11-1.0 threaded
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 none  0.000 2038  R axle ∅10  230,  M10-1.0 ends
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Axle Sets
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  MMI-H119S F axle set 165 M11-1.0 threaded
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 none  0.000 2074  F axle set ∅10 180, M10-1.0 ends
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 none   M-H119LS  R axle set 200, M11-1.0 threaded
000 00 11 11 11 00 none  0.000 2079  R axle set ∅10 long,  M10-1.0 ends
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000 2081  R axle set ∅10 long,  M10-1.0 ends
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Axle Nuts and Washers
4 44 44 00 00 00 00 $3.00
MMI-H112  axle nut outer M11-1 x 10 hex17

000 00 44 44 44 55 $2.50
000 DNA10  axle nut outer M10-1 x 10 hex17
6 66 6600 00 00 00 $2.00     
MMI-H56  thin nut M11-1 x 6 hex17
0 00 0044 44 44 33 $3.00
00  DMA10  thin nut M10-1 x 5 hex19 MB 20767
0 00 00 11 11 1100 $3.00
00  DEE10  thin nut M10-1×4.7hex17 MB 03120
4 44 44 00 00 00 00 $1.50
MMI-H113  axle washer ∅11 x 2 or 1.5
0 00 00 44 44 44 44 $1.80
000 MCA10  axle washer ∅10 x 2     MB 00406
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Wheel Bearings
4 44 4400 00 00 00 $8.00     
MMI-H66  cone (inner race) M11-1.0

4 44 44 00 00 00 00 $2.00   
MMI-H67A  caged ball bearing, 8 ¼” balls
4 44 4400 00 00 00 $1.00     MMI-H67
  loose balls, ten ¼” requires H68
4 44 44 00 00 00 00 $6.00     MMI-H68
  dust ring for loose balls
4 44 4400 00 00 00 $7.50     
MMI-H69  cup (outer race) ∅32

0 00 0044 44 44 44 none 
000 MCA10  sealed bearing 6000-2RS 10 x 26 x 8
0 00 00 44 44 44 44 $6.00
00 MCA10s  sealed bearing 6000-ZZ 10 x 26 x 8

2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Drive Parts

1 000000 0000 00 $00.0 156=0.000  chain 415 x ?
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 
none  7.143=121  chain original 415 x 50L 49 links + 1
011 11 11 1100 00 $19.0 0.000121s  replacement 415H x 50L 49 links + 1
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Gas Tank Parts
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 $16.0 102  =0000 petcock screw-on #A4 10×1 left
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 $15.0 141 =7.168 petcock screw-on #A5 10×1 right
0 00 00 00 00 11 00 $20.0 0.000 2024  petcock push-on #B5 ∅12 back
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 $20.0 0.000 2091  petcock push-on #B6 ∅12 right 

1 00 00 00 00 11 11 $2.00 0.000=655  gas hose clear nylon 24 inch
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 $2.00 142 =7.169 gas hose clear nylon 20 inch
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  101  =0000 gas cap 40? qtr-turn? ext-wing?
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  140 =7.167 gas cap push-in?
0 00 00 11 00 00 00 none  612  =0000 gas cap screw-on?
0 00 00 00 11 00 00 none  885  =0000 gas cap 30 qtr-turn vent screw
0 00 00 00 00 11 11 none  2023=0000 gas cap 40? bottle-cap thread

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Ignition Parts
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $5.00 1.140=253  spark plug NGK BR6HS
1 00 0000 00 00 00 $15.0 000=0.000  Bosch points M31
1 00 0000 00 00 00 $15.0 000=0.000  Bosch condenser M32
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 $16.0 0.000=364  PG 04221 points M18 LH for →
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 $13.0 0.000=365  PG 07365 condenser M17
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Spark Coil
0 11 11 11 00 00 00 $00.0 1.178=277  spark coil (like CEV 6317)
0 000011 00 00 00 none  0.000=657  spark coil with CDI CEV
0 00 00 0011 00 00 none  0.000=749  spark coil with CDI Ducati

0 000000 11 11 11 none  0.000 2003  spark coil with CDI IDM
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Magneto 0000   rotor stator
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Magneto 000000   ID OD  ign.   lights
1 00 00 0000 00 00 none  000=0.000  Bosch 0212 005 021 80 80 points 6V 17w

0 101000 00 00 00 none  1.173=282  CEV 6931 00000  80 80 points 6V 18w
001 01 0000 00 00 $295  0.000=283  CEV 693200000 80 80 points 6V 25w
0 00 00 1100 00 00 none  0.000=650  CEV 647700000  80 80  CDI    6V 60w

0 00 00 0010 00 00 none  0.000=725  Ducati 00.00.00 ⇒  80 80  CDI  12V 40w
0 00 00 00 01 11 11 none  0.000 2002  IDM F08500000  80 94  CDI  12V 60w
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Flywheel (Rotor)   all → rotation
1 00 00 0000 00 00 none  000=0.000  flywheel 22-1.5 Bosch 0212 005 021

01010 00 00 00 00 $90.0 0.000=000  flywheel 19-1.0 CEV 6931 = 6932
0 0101 00 00 00 00 $90.0 0.000=000  flywheel 19-1.0 CEV 6932 = 6931
0 00 001100 00 00 none  0.000=000  flywheel 19-1.0 CEV 6477
0 00 00 001000 00 none  0.000=000  flywheel 22-1.5 Ducati 00.00.00
0 00 00 0001 11 11 none  0.0000000  flywheel 26-1.5 IDM F085
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Flywheel Puller 
1 00 00 0011 00 00 $17.0 22150 000  flywheel puller M22-1.5 thread

0 11 11 11 00 00 00 $18.0 19100 780  flywheel puller M19-1.0 thread
0 00 00 0001 11 11 $19.0 26150 000  flywheel puller M26-1.5 thread
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  G=stator ground I=ignition L=lights
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Stator as
G I L Ig   Ig=ignition ground
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  000=0.000  stator assy  ♦   for Bosch 00  points

0 101000 00 00 00 none  0.000=000  stator assy    for CEV 6931 points
0 01 01 0000 00 00 $210  0.000=000  stator assy    for CEV 6932 points
0 00 00 1100 00 00 none  0.000=000  stator assy   for CEV 6477  CDI
0 00 00 00 10 00 00 none  0.000=000  stator assy   for Ducati       CDI
0 00 00 00 01 11 11 none  0.000=000  stator assy   for IDM F085  CDI
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Magneto parts PG = Pagani = CEV

010 10 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=369  PG 04277 ↑ ignition coil internal ground
010 10 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=368  PG 04233 ↓ lighting coil CEV 6V 18w
001 01 00 00 00 00 85-65 0.000=000  PG 04307 ↑ ignition coil external ground
001 01 00 00 00 00 $30.0 0.000=000  PG 04308 ↓ lighting coil CEV 6V 25w
0 0000 11 00 00 00 none  0.396=947  20.07613  ↑ ignition coil internal ground
0 000011 00 00 00 none  0.397=948  20.07524  ↓ lighting coil CEV 6V 60w
0 000000 10 00 00 none  0.000=000  00.00.00     ignition coil internal ground
0 000000 01 00 00 none  0.000=000  00.00.00     light coil Ducati 12V 60w
0 00 00 00 01 11 11 none  0.000=902  stator assy  4-coil star IDM 12V 60w
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Magneto Cover
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=000  magneto cover for Morini S5K2

0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.137=251  magneto cover
0 00 00 00 00 11 11 none  0.000=711  magneto cover

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Rear Light

0 10 10 10 00 00 00 none  7.820=214  rear light EU CEV 9380 6V
0 10 10 10 00 00 00 none  0.000=372     bulb 6V 3w festoon

0 01 01 01 00 00 00 $79.0 0.000=182  rear light US CEV 9417.2 6V
0 01 01 01 00 00 00 $2.00 0.000=374     upper bulb 6V 10w
0 010101 00 00 00 $2.00 0.000=373     lower bulb 6V 5w
0 00 00 11 1100 00 $69.0 0.000=684  rear light EU+US CEV 9417 12V
0 00 00 11 1100 00 $1.50 0.000=389     upper bulb 12V 10w Ba15s
0 00 00 11 1100 00 $1.50 0.000=388     lower bulb 12V 5w Ba15s
0 00 00 00 1111 11 none  0.000=728  rear light EU+US CEV 240 12V
0 00 00 00 1111 11 $1.50 0.000=389     upper bulb 12V 10w Ba15s

0 00 00 00 1111 11 $2.50 0.000=520     lower bulb 12V 4w Ba9s
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Front Light  
010101000 00 00 none  7.819=213  front light flat EU CEV 1208 6V
0101010 00 00 00 none  0.000=370      main bulb 6V 15w P26s plate
0 101010 00 00 00 $3.00 0.000=371      park bulb 6V 15w S7 festoon
0 00 00 00 10 1000 none  0.000=662  front light flat EU CEV 1208 12V
000 00 00 1010 00 $7.00 0.000=386      main bulb 12V 15w P26s plate
000 00 00 10 10 00 $2.50 0.000=387      park bulb 12V 15w S8.5 festoon
0 01 01 01 00 00 00 $48.0 0.000=177  front light flat US CEV 1211 6V
0 01 010100 00 00 $2.50 0.000=375      bulb 6V 21w Ba15s

0 00 00 00 01 0000 $48.0 0.000 2042  front light flat US CEV 1211 12V
0 00 00 00 01 0000 $2.50 0.000=384      bulb 12V 21w Ba15s

0 00 00 00 00 0100 none  0.000 2048  front light round US CEV 00 12V
0 00 00 00 00 01 00 $5.00 0.000=385      bulb 12V 25/25w BA20d

0 00 00 00 00 0100 $70.0 0.000 2102  fr. light square US CEV 322 12V
0 00 00 00 00 0100 $45.0 0.00 2102s  fr. light substitute  Saturnus 12V
0 00 00 00 00 01 00 $5.00 0.000=385      bulb 12V 25/25w BA20d
0 00 00 00 00 0011 none  0.000 7215  fr. lt square EU+US Di Blasi
0 00 00 00 00 0011 $5.00 0.000=385      bulb 12V 25/25w BA20d
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Turn Lights 6V  
0 00 00 4400 00 00 $2.00 0.000=374  bulb 6V 10w Ba15s
0000022 00 00 00 none 664, 665  front turn lights
0000022 00 00 00 none  666, 667  rear turn lights
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Turn Lights 12V 
0 00 0000 44 44 44 $1.50 0.000=389  bulb 12V 10w Ba15s 

0000000 2222 00 none  0.000 2104  front turn light solid stalk
0000000 22 00 00 none  0.000 2100  rear turn light solid stalk
0000000 00 22 00 none  0.000 2107  rear turn light no stalk
0000000 00 00 22 none  0.000 2105  fr. turn light or 2106 with flex stalk
0000000 00 00 22 none  0.000 2108  rear turn light no stalk
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedo Set EU  60 km/h
0 000000 0010 00 none  0.000 2422  speedo set 48×2.0 CEV L blk w/lt
0 0000000011 11 none  0.000 2064  speedo set electronic

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedometer EU  60 km/h
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  171=0.000  speedo 48×2.0 CEV  white no light

0 1010001000 00 none  7.601=194  speedo 48×2.7 Huret black no light
0 0000101000 00 none  0.000=195  speedo 60×2.7 Huret white w/light
0 000000001000 none  0.000=194  speedo 48×2.0 CEV   black no light
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedometer US  40 mi/h

0 010100 0000 00 none  0.000=197  speedo 48×2.7 Huret   white w/light
0 0101010100 00 40-60 0.000=197  speedo 60×2.7 Huret   white w/light
0 000000 0101 00 none  0.000=197  speedo 60×2.7 Cronos white w/light
0 000000 00 01 00 none  0.000=197  speedo 60×2.0 CEV     black w/light

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedo driver
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  172=0.000  speedo driver 2.0 CEV right “b”

0 1111 00 0000 00 none  7.541=191  speedo driver 2.7 Huret right “b”
000 00 1111 0000 none  0.000=191  speedo driver 2.7 Huret left “d”
0 00 0000 0011 00 none  0.0002343  speedo driver 2.0 CEV left “d”
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedo cable
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  173=0.000  speedo cable 2.0 CEV very short

0 11 11 00 000000 $00.0 7.543=192  speedo cable 2.7 Huret long
0 00 00 11 11 0000 $00.0 0.000=658  speedo cable 2.7 Huret short
0 00 0000 001100 $00.0 0.000=658  speedo cable 2.0 CEV short
000 0000000100 $00.0 0.000=190  speedo cable adapter 2.0-2.7

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Speedo mount
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  174=0.000  speedo mount right lower

0 11 11 00 000000 none  7.544=193  speedo mount right handlebar

0 00 00 
11 11 1100 none  0.000=670  speedo mount left fork
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Wiring 00 left right <switches
100 00 00 00 00 00 none  122=0.000  wiring 18w   122a  0X0 clamp-on
0 10 1000 000000 none  7.364=188  wiring 18w   381   00X diamond
0000010 000000 none  0.000=854  wiring 40w   383   382 square
0000000100000 none  0.000 2505  wiring 40w   792   
0X0 1990’s
0000000 100000 none  0.000=998  wiring 60w   792   794 1990’s, lo lite
0 00 00 00 00 10 10 none  0.000 2009  wiring 60w   792   794 1990’s, hi lite
0 00 00 00 00 0011 none  0.000 2016  wiring 60w 7235 LHT 7236 E   2000’s

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Wiring US   left right
0010000 000000 none  0.000=000  wiring ’79     000   000 clamp-on

00101 00 000000 none  0.000=176  wiring 25w   000   000 diamond
0000001 000000 none  0.000=000  wiring 40w   000   000 square

0000001 010000 none  0.000=000  wiring 40w 0000 2058 90s text
0 00 00 00 00 01 01 none  0.000 2015  wiring 60w 2111 LHT 2112 E   1990’s 
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000 2016  wiring 60w 7235 LHT 7236 E   2000’s
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Switch L=lights H=horn E=engine T=turn
1 10 00 00 00 00 00 
$12.0 122a=0.00  L switch EU LHE clamp-on CEV 8052 replica
010 10 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=381  L switch EU LHE diamond  CEV 0000
0 0100 00 00 00 00 $25.0 0.000=000  L switch US LH   clamp-on CEV 8040
0 0100 00 00 00 00 $45.0 0.000=000  R switch US E     clamp-on CEV 8177
0 0101 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=000  L switch US LH   diamond  CEV 8193
0 0101 00 00 00 00 none  0.000=000  Rswitch US E     diamond  CEV 8194
0 00 00 10 00 00 00 none  0.000=383  L switch EU LHE square   CEV 40302
0 00 0010 00 00 00 none  0.000=382  Rswitch EU T     square   CEV 41230
0 00 00 0100 00 00 none  0.000=000  L switch US LH   square
0 00 00 0100 00 00 none  0.000=000  Rswitch US ET   square
0 00 00 0101 00 00 none  0.000 0000  L switch US LHT 90s text  CEV 8232
0 00 00 0101 00 00 none  0.000 2058  R switch US E     90s text  CEV 82xx
0 00 00 00 10 10 10 none  0.000=792  L switch EU LHE 1990’s     CEV 0000
0 00 00 0010 10 10 none  0.000=794  R switch EU T     1990’s     CEV 40913
0 00 00 00 00 01 01 none  0.000 2011  L switch US LHT 1990’s     CEV 0000
0 00 00 00 00 01 01 none  0.000 2012  R switch US E     1990’s     CEV 0000
0 00 00 00 00 0011 none  0.000 7235  L switch US LHT 2000’s     Domino
0 00 00 00 00 0011 none  0.000 7236  R switch US E     2000’s     Domino  

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Frame
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  7.127=107  top frame
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  7.131=111  rear frame
0 0000111100 00 none  0.000=621  top frame
0 000011 11 00 00 none  0.000=625  rear frame
0 000000 0011 11 none  0.000 2312  top frame
0 000000 0011 11 none  0.000 2314  rear frame
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Handlebar
1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  145a 0.000  handlebar curvy chrome
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  7.131=111  handlebar H-type coated
0 00001111 00 00 none  0.000=620  handlebar T-type coated
0 0000111100 00 none  0.000=986  handlebar clamp-on coated
0 000000 00 1111 none  0.00=2313  handlebar bolt-on coated
0 000000 00 00 11 none  0.00=2340  handlebar bolt-on stainless

2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Right Control Domino w/ cable adjusters
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 0   R control Domino# MM# red has BL switch hole

1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  134=0.000  R control 0000.00 VA0   silv/chr no switch mt
010 1000 00 00 00 none  7.362=186  R control 0219.03 VA0b blk/chr no switch mt
000 001010 00 00 $34.0 0.000=668  R control 0663.03 PA1  blk/blk no switch mt
000 00010111 10 none  0.000=423  R control 2106.03 BA7   blk/blk ’90’s integrated
0 00 00000000 11 none  0.0007234  R control 0000.00 BAw  blk/blk wrap-around
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  R Control US-only Domino with adjusters
0010000 00 00 00 none  0.000=180  R control 0000.00 VA0b blk/chr no switch mt
0010100 00 00 00 none  0.000=180  R control 0000.00 VAdb blk/chr diamond mt

2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Left Control Domino with cable adjuster
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 00   A=right, B=left k = kick start (no start lever)

1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  135=0.000  L control 0000.00 VBk0  silv/chr no mount
0 10 1000 00 00 00 none  7.363=187  L control 0
445.04 VBkdb blk/chr diamond mt
000 001010 00 00 none  0.000=669  L control 3083.04 VBksb blk/blk square mt
000 00 0101 11 11 none  0.000=399  L control 0904.04 BBk7  blk/blk 90’s integrated
0 00 00000000 11 none  0.000 7233  L control 0000.00 BBkw blk/blk 00’s integrated
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  L Control US-only Domino with adjuster
0010100 00 00 00 none  0.000=181  L control 0000.00 VBkdb blk/chr diamond
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  R Lever  Dom#  MM#  black plast hole  pin
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $26.0 0.000=000  L/R lever 0491.63 D20C steel hollow ∅8/8 D14
000 00 10 00 0000 none  0.000=000  R lever    0799.73 D000  black plast. ∅9/8 D14K
000 0001 11 11 11 $13.0 0.000=000  R lever    0779.73 D20Kr black plast. ∅9/8 D14K
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  L Lever  Dom#  MM#  black plast hole  pin
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $26.00.000=000  R/L lever 0491.63 D20C steel hollow ∅8/8 D14
0 00 00 10 00 00 00 none  0.000=000  L lever    0798.63 D000  black plast. ∅9/8 D14K
0 00 0001 11 11 11 $15.0 0.000=000  L lever    0778.63 D20Kl black plast. ∅9/8 D14K

1974-2005 brake cables:
originals have an inline end
replacements have a pear end

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Throttle Cable 1-end ∅3×5 inline
1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  131=0.000  throttle cable
011 1100 00 00 00 $12.0 7.164=137  throttle cable 1460 x 1570 = 57 x 62″
0 00 0011 11 1111 $12.0 0.000=760  throttle cable 1370 x 1480 = 54 x 59″
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Throttle Cable 2-end ∅3×5 in, ∅5×7 bar
0 00 00
000000 11 none  0.000=179  throttle cable with curved pipe

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Rear Brake Cable 1-end ∅5.5 pear
1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  132=0.000  rear brake cable
01111 00 00 00 00 none  7.165=139  rear brake cable
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 none  0.682=164  rear brake cable
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Rear Brake Cable 1-end ∅8×8 barrel
0 00 0000 0000 11 none  0.000=777  rear brake cable
0 00 0000 0000 00 none  0.000 7055  rear brake cable for R70
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Front Brake Cable 1-end ∅5.5 pear
1 00 0000 00 00 00 none  133=0.000  front brake cable
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  7.166=138  front brake cable
0 00 00 11 111111 none  0.000=681  front brake cable
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Front Brake Cable 1-end ∅8×8 barrel
0 00 0000 000011 none  0.000=776  front brake cable
0 00 0000 0000 00 none  0.0007054  front brake cable for R70

2
s
sww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Exhaust
0 11 11 00 00 00 00 none  1.151=255  exhaust coated, short outlet
0 00 00 11 11 11 00 none  0.000=619  exhaust coated, long outlet
0 00 00 00 0011 00 none  0.000 2723  exhaust stainless
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000=700  exhaust catalytic
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Carburetor for R2 1.4 hp, rear mount
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Dellorto SHA 14/9L, ∅16 clamp sleeve
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  1.152=256  carb 43 jet, air box 358 ∅10 inlets
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  1409L1643  carb 43 jet, with air filter, no air box
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Carburetor for R7 1.25 hp version (US)
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Dellorto SHA 14/12L, ∅18 clamp sleeve
0 11 11 11 11 11 00 $100  1.152=256  carb 53 jet, air box 358 w/∅10 inlets
0 11 11 11 11 11 00 $75.0 1412L1853  carb 53 jet, with air filter, no air box
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Carburetor for R7 1.15 hp version (EU)
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Dellorto SHA 14/12L, ∅18 clamp sleeve
0 0010 10 10 10 00 none  0.000=256  carb 48 jet, air box 358 w/∅8 inlets
0 0010 1010 10 00 $75.0 1412L1848  carb 48 jet, with air filter, no air box
2 ss ww Tt Tt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Carburetor for R7 low emission version
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Dellorto SHA 14/12L, ∅18 clamp sleeve
0 00 00 00 0000 11 none  0.000=806  carb 48 jet, air box 358 w/∅8 inlets, side hole
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 $75.0 1412L1848  carb 48 jet, with air filter, no air box
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Air Box (Cover)

1 11 11 11 11 11 00 none  0.000=362  10293.85 air cover 358 with ∅10 x 40 inlets
0 0010 10 10 1000 none  0.000=000  10195.85 air cover 358 with ∅8 x 50 inlets
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 none  0.000=000  00000.85 air cover 358 ∅8 inlets, side hole
1 11 11 11 11 11 00 $11.0 0.000=358  04226.85 air cover ∅60id  bare
2 22 22 22 22 22 00 none  0.000=359  04879.35 air inlet tube ∅10 x 12 x 40
0 0020 20 20 20 22 none  0.000=000  04609.35 air inlet tube   ∅8 x 12 x 50
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Main Jet 00000  inch    mm  generic
0 00 00 00 00 00 00 $5.00 0.000=000  1486/54 jet #54  0.0227 0.577 #58

0 11 11 11 11 11 00 $7.00 0.000=328  1486/53 jet #53  0.0223 0.566 #57
0 00 00 00 00 00 00 $5.00 0.000=000  1486/52 jet #52  0.0219 0.556 #56

000 00 00 00 00 00 $5.00 0.000=000  1486/50 jet #50  0.0210 0.533 #53

0 0010 10 10 10 11 $5.00 0.000=468  1486/48 jet #48  0.0202 0.513 #51
0 00 00 00 00 00 00 $5.00 0.000=000  1486/50 jet #46  0.0194 0.493 #49
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none   000=0.000  1486/43 jet #43  0.0182 0.462 #46
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000  Carburetor Parts  Italian-metric threads
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $10.0 0.000=327  06108.64 throttle slide
1 11 11 11 11 11 11
$0.00 0.000=328  main jet  see above  M5-0.75 (not 0.80)
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $18.0 0.000=329  06122.80 float
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $5.00 0.000=330  01104.37 throt. cable adjuster A13 M5-0.75
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $3.00 0.000=331  01691.27 adjuster or pipe nut A1a M5-0.75
2 22 22 22 22 22 22 $2.00 0.000=332  03318.36 top screw M4-0.75 x 14 (not 0.70)
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $6.00 0.000=333  06110.53 top bare metal
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  0.000=333  06110.53 top bare plastic
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $15.0 0.000=333a 0top assy 333 334 335 336
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.50 0.000=334  06115.22 choke trigger pin (cannot be removed)
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.50 0.000=335  06259.61 choke trigger spring
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $6.00 0.000=336  06112.26 choke trigger lever
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $3.00 0.000=337  06111.30 top gasket
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $5.00 0.000=339  04190.36 fuel banjo screw M5-0.75 x 15 (not 0.80)
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $8.00 0.000=340  06106.38 fuel banjo metal angled
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 $7.00 0.000=340  09249.38 fuel banjo plastic angled
0 00 00 00 00 00 00 $9.00 0.000=000  06475.38 fuel banjo metal straight
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $5.00 0.000=341  06109.29 fuel filter
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $2.00 0.000=342  06304.27 clamp nut teardrop
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 $0.50 0.000=342  07427.27 clamp nut M6 hex
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 $7.00 000=0.000  06124.62 clamp sleeve 20 x 16 inner lip
0 11 1111 00 00 00 $7.00 0.000=343  06448.62 clamp sleeve 20 x 18 inner lip
0 00 0011 11 11 11 $7.00 0.000=343  11362.62 clamp sleeve 21 x 18 outer lip
0 00 0011 11 11 11 $5.00 0.000=361  11340.30 rubber ring    21 x 16 x 3.5 angled

1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.00 0.000=344  06305.36 clamp screw M6
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $4.00 0.000=345  06140.37 idle speed screw
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.00 0.000=346  03606.61 idle screw spring
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $10.0 0.000=347  02838.05 float needle
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $3.00 0.000=348  06159.30 air filter gasket
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $3.00 0.000=349  06105.61 choke spring
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $3.00 0.000=350  05417.22 choke pivot screw
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.00 0.000=351  08773.22 float hinge pin Ø2.0 x 16.5
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $2.00 0.000=352  06123.30 float bowl gasket
1 11 11 00 00 00 00 $5.00 0.000=353  06107.96 float bowl metal
0 00 00 11 11 11 11 none  0.000=353  13412.96 float bowl plastic
2 22 22 22 22 22 22 $4.00 0.000=354  03598.36 float screw M4-0.75 x 18 (not 0.70)
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $9.00 0.000=355  06117.86 air filter
1 11 11 11 11 11 11 $4.00 0.000=356  04611.50 air box clamp

2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Engine  for R2 engine parts see Morini S5K2
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 none  000=0.000  engine for R2: Morini S5K2 (1.4 hp)

0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  0.000 2470  engine for R7: Di Blasi M1 (1.15 or 1.25 hp)
2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Engine Parts R7 Top
0 44 44 44 44 44 44
$0.70 DC07   070  head nut M7-1.0 x 7 hex10
0 44 44 44 44 44 44
$0.40 RB07   004  head washer ∅7 x 14
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.121=230  head
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.122=231  cylinder w/piston
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.1220 232  piston assy
0 22 22 22 22 22 22
$12.0 1.1221 233  piston ring 39 x 2.0 GI
0 22 22 22 22 22 22 none  1.1222 234  piston clip
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.1223 235  piston pin
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.123=236  head gasket
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.124=237  base gasket
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.125=238  case gasket
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 $6.00 1.126=239  exhaust gasket
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.127=240  intake gasket
0 44 44 44 44 44 44
$4.00 1.128=241  cylinder stud M7 x 129
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.129=242  intake pipe ∅18 clamp diam.
0 11 11 11 11 11 11
$15.0 1.130=243  piston bearing ∅13 x ∅16 x 14
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Engine Parts R7 Bottom

0 11 11 11 11 11 00 none  1.131=114  crankshaft ’79-05 left hole M8-1.25
000 00 00 0000 11 none  0.000=244  crankshaft ’05-on left end M10-1.0
0 11 11 11 000000 none  1.132=245  gasket set to-95 7-piece: 236-240, 2 250’s
0 00 00 00 11 11 11 none  0.000 2454  gasket set 95-on 7-piece: 236-240, 2 2041’s
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.132=246  R crank shim 0.2 mm
0 11 11 11 11 11 11
$1.50 1.133=247  R crank key M-86 3.0 x 5.0 x 12
1 00 00 00 00 00 00 $4.50 000=0.000  R crank key M-83 2.5 x 3.0 x 9
1 11 11 11 00 00 00 $10.0 DA08   074  R crank nut M8-1.25 x 16 hex15 tall

0 00 00 00 11 11 11 $1.00 00    DIA08  R crank nut M8-1.25 x 8 hex13 nylock
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 $0.70 RB08   005  R crank washer ∅8 x 17
2 22 22 22 22 22 22 $0.90 FE04   090  stator plate screw M4 x 12
0 11 11 11 00
0000 none  1.134=248  crankcase ∅27 seals, ∅80 stator
000 00 00 11 11 11 none  0.000=248  crankcase ∅28 seals, ∅80/94 stator
0 22 22 22 22 22 22
$10.0 1.135=249  crank bearing 6003
0 22 22 22 0000 00 none  1.136=250  crank seal to-95 17 x 27 x 7
0 00 00 00 22 22 22 $6.50 0.000 2041  crank seal 95-on 17 x 28 x 7

2ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Variator Assembly   in order of inner to outer
0 11 11 11 00 00 00 none  1.004=000  262 263 264 270 265 276 266 267   268 275 269 274 091 018
0 00 0000 11 00 00 none  0.0002461  262 263 264 270 265 276 266 267   268 275 269 274 091 VIK08016
0 00 00 00 0011 00 none  0.000 2461  262 263 884 880 000 000 00 2330 2320 805 000 000 091 VIK08016
0 00 00 00 00
00 11 none  0.000 2708  262 263 884 880 000 000 00 2330 2320 911 000 000 000 DEE10
2 ssww TtTt Ee Ee  price 00 part# 000 Variator Parts   in order of inner to outer
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.161=262  shim washer ∅15.2 ∅25 x 0.5
0 11 11 11 11 11 11 none  1.162=263  starter ratchet spring
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.163=264  starter ratchet gear
0 00 00 00 00 11 11 none  0.000=884  starter ratchet gear
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.170=270  starter ratchet ring
0 00 00 00 00 11 11 none  0.000=880  starter ratchet ring
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.164=265  inner pulley half
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.177=276  shim washer ∅15.2 ∅20 x 0.5
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 
$8.00 1.165=266  bearing 6002-ZZ ∅15 ∅32 x 9
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.167=267  main body bare
0 00 00 00 00 11 11 none  0.000 2330  main body assy
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.168=268  weight-spring ( )-type
0 00 00 00 00 11 00 none  0.00=268E  weight-spring ( )-type
0 00 00 00 0000 11 none  0.000 2320  weight-spring Z-type
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.176=275  variator bushing
0 00 00 00 00 11 00 none  0.000=805  spacer ∅15.2 ∅19 x 6
0 00 00 00 0000 11 none  0.000=911  spacer ∅15.2 x ∅19 x 16
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.169=269  variator outer
0 11 11 11 11 00 00 none  1.173=274  outer spacer ∅8.2 x ∅24 x 2
0 11 11 11 11 11 00 none  MLX08 091  variator tab washer
0 11 11 11 00 00 00 $1.50  EC08=018  variator bolt M8-1.25 x 14 hex13
0 00 00 00 11 11 00 $2.50   VIK08016  variator bolt M8-1.25 x 16 allen
0 00 00 00 00 00 11 $3.50 000  DEE10  variator nut M10-1.00 x 6 thin

 

 

’00-on R7E2 2023 plastic tank cap 40? bottle-cap thread
’98-04 R7E    2019 petcock push-in B6 12-right
’98-04 R7E    0000 plastic tank

’97-00 R7E   2023 plastic tank cap 40? bottle-cap thread
’98-04 R7E   2024 petcock push-in B5 12-back
’98-04 R7E  0000 plastic tank

’95-97 R7TB  885 tank cap 30 qtr-turn vent screw
’95-97 R7TB   141 petcock screw-in A5 10×1-right
’95-97 R7TB   1

’89-95 R7TB  612 tank cap screw-on?
’95-97 R7TB   141 petcock screw-in A5 10×1-right
’95-97 R7TB   1

’82-89 R7WT 7.167=140 tank cap push-in?
’79-82 R7ST
   7.168=141 petcock screw-in A5 10×1-right
’79-82 R7ST  7.127=KR107 metal tank

’74-79 R2        101 tank cap 40 qtr-turn ext wing?
’74-79 R2        102 petcock screw-on A4 10×1-left
’74-79 R2        136 metal tank

 

 

 

 


Pistons

July 13, 2019

Look up or measure your piston’s pin size and upper length,
then scroll to that “pin-upper” section.

pin-upper 
12-22
AMF Roadmaster

12-18
Batavus with Laura M48 engine
12-17 Benelli 1965-1980
12-23 Casal K177, others
10-19 Columbia with Solo 255 engine
12-22 Columbia with Sachs 505 engine

12-18 Daelim DP50, DK50 engine
12-22 Demm Smily

12-17 Derbi Variant, TT, RD50 1974-1986
12-18 Derbi Variant Sport 1986-90
14-24 Flandria Bermuda
12-13 Garelli 1960’s 50cc

12-18 Garelli Eureka, Noi, Gulp, VIP
12-22 Garelli Monza GT

12-16 Hero Majestic mid-90’s
10-15 Honda PF50M, NQ50, SB50

10-20 Honda NC50, NA50, NU50, PA50
12-19 Honda NS50F
13-13 Indian AMI50 with PC50K1 re-make engine
14-18 Jawa Babetta 207 1970-83
12-16 Kawasaki AR50

12-20 Kinetic TFR with Piaggio re-make engine
12-19 Kreidler MP9, MP19
12-18 Laura M48, M56 engine

12-21 Minarelli V1L, V1HL engine
12-22 Minarelli V1, V1H engine
12-16 Morini MO1 MO2 MO4 M1 M101 w/alum fins
12-19 Morini MO1, MO2, M1 with iron cylinder fins

12-22 Morini S5K, S5K2, S5R, S5T engine
13-15 Motobecane 40, 50 with AV7 engine
10-19 Odyssey with Solo 254, 255 engine

12-16 Peugeot 102, 103 series
10-18 Puch MS50, others 50’s-60’s
12-17 Puch Maxi, others 1969-86
12-15 Rizzato 119 engine on Califfo
12-22 Sachs 504, 505 engine
10-18 Sears Allstate moped and early Puch

10-19 Solo 236, 237, 254, 255 engine
12-21 Suzuki FA50 Shuttle, FY50, FZ50
10-18 Tomos A3 engine 1974-91
12-17 Tomos A35 engine 1992-2006 (cyl says A5)
12-17 Tomos A55 engine 2002-18 (case says A52)

12-18 Trac 1981-86 with M56-remake engine
12-18 Trac 1984-90 with Daelim DP50 or DM50

10-19 TYM M48-remake engine on Angel, Speed Bird
12-20 Vespa (Piaggio) Ciao, Bravo, Grande, Si
10-21 Vespa (Piaggio) Ciao, Si (1990’s Euro)
10-20 Yamaha QT50 Yamahopper, PW50

 

50cc pistons for sale here are listed by “pin”, the wrist pin thickness, and “upper”, the distance from the pin edge to the top edge. Pin ranges from 10 to 14mm. Upper ranges from 13 to 23mm.

Pistons in the same section have the same upper and pin dimensions, and so can potentially interchange, if the bore and maybe other things are the same. That is why pistons are listed by size rather than name.

For example, an oversize Peugeot 103 piston 40.5mm is perfect for a worn 40.4mm Morini MO1, after honing. They are both 12 pin and 16 upper, in the 12-16 section.

Abbreviations and Notes:
Piston actual diameter is measured at skirt (bottom), where it is largest.
All new pistons come with new rings, clips and pin, unless noted.
gap GN grano normale means side pin gap style (aka FG foro grano)
gap GI  grano interno means center pin gap style  

“x” means that digit of the number is unknown

pin up  lo bore M#   skirt   ring1   ring2  maker  price
pin is the piston pin diameter (in mm)
up is upper distance from pin to top edge
lo is lower distance from pin to bottom
bore is the cylinder diameter
M# is the Myrons encoded part number
skirt is the skirt diameter at bottom
ring1 is the upper piston ring specification
ring2 is the lower piston ring specification

c is rectangular cross-section, common gap style
i is rectangular cross-section, internal gap style
t is trapezoidal (slanted top), either gap style

L is L-shaped (aka Dykes), L-ring gap style

 



10-15 

40.00 for ’73-78 Honda PF50M 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1  ring2  price
10-15-20-40.00-0 39.95 t1.5n c1.5n  n.a. Honda 13101.122.003

41.00 for ’84-87 Honda NQ50 Spree  
00.0 and ’88-90 Honda SB50 Elite

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1  ring2  price
10-15-20-41.00-0 40.95 t1.5n c1.5n  n.a. Honda 13101-GK8-780
10-15-20-41.00-0 40.95 t1.5n c1.5n  n.a. and 13101-GS6-505
10-15-20-41.25-0 41.20 t1.5n c1.5n  n.a. Honda 13106-GK8-780
10-15-20-41.50-0 41.45 t1.5n c1.5n  n.a. Honda 13107-GK8-780

 



10-16.5 

41.00 for ?? 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1  ring2  price
10-16.5-16-41.00-0 40.94 c1.5i c1.5i  $65 Meteor

 

 



10-18

38.0 – 38.5 for ’74-91 Tomos A3 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1  ring2   price  maker part#
10-18-24-38.00-0 37.94 c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. 20mph
10-18-21-38.00-0 37.94 c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. 25mph 207407
10-18-19-38.00-0 37.94 c2.0n c2.0n  $50 30mph 207403
10-18-19-38.00-1 37.95 c1.5n c1.5n  $60 generic
10-18-18-38.00-0 37.95 c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. generic
10-18-19-38.50-0 38.45 c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. Mahle  202420


10-18

38.0 for 50’s-60’s Sears Allstate (Puch)
10-18-19-38.00-2
37.9x c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. Mahle 0501.1006.2
10-18-19-38.00-G
37.95 c2.0n c2.0n  n.a. GOL 0567

Tomos A3 pistons have different skirt lengths for each US speed version. A longer piston skirt opens the intake port later and closes it sooner, so it gulps less air with each revolution. That makes more torque at low rpm and less torque at high rpm. The 1.0 hp (20 mph) piston is 55 tall, 52 at edge = 24+10+18, 24 mm at skirt. The 1.5 hp (25mph) piston is 52 tall, 49 at edge = 21+10+18, 24 at skirt. The 2.0 hp (30 mph) piston is 50 tall, 47 at edge = 19+10+18, 24 at skirt.

 



10-19

38.0 for 1976-80 Solo on Odyssey, Columbia
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2 maker  price 
10-19-22-38.00-N 37.9x c1.5n c1.5n Mahle   none 2200593 “N”
10-19-22-38.00-U
37.9x c1.5n c1.5n Mahle   none 2200600 “U”


10-19  Angel and Batavus pistons

40.0 for 1977-84 TYM Angel
10-19-15-40.00-0 39.92 c1.5n c1.5n generic none

A Batavus piston (12 x 33 mm pin) can substitute for an Angel piston (10 x 33 pin), if the piston pin needle bearing is changed. The 10x14x13 needle bearing (with 2mm rollers) needs to be 12x14x13. But there are none that thin (1mm rollers). So a bronze bushing 12x14x13 must be used instead of a needle bearing, like one from a Puch.  There are already oil holes in the Angel rod. Those holes need to extend through the bronze bushing to oil the pin.

 



10-20.5 Honda NC50 and PA50 piston new

40.0 for 1977-83 Honda NC50 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2 maker   price
10-20-18-40.00-0 39.95 t1.5n c1.5n Honda   none  13101.147.000
10-20-18-40.00-1 39.96 t1.5n c1.5n generic   $55
40.0 for 1978-83 Honda PA50 (same but with decomp cut)
10-20-18-40.00-2 39.95 t1.5n c1.5n Honda   none  13101.148.010
10-20-18-40.00-1 39.96 t1.5n c1.5n generic   $55


10-20.5 20mm upper (10mm pin) Yamaha QT50 & PW50

40.0 for 1979-87 Yamaha QT50 PW50
10-20-17-40.00-0 39.9x t1.5n c1.5n Yamaha none 3L5.11630.00.00

 


10-21 21mm upper, 10 pin, Vespa Euro models

38.2 for ’84-on Piaggio Ciao, Si
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
10-21-17-38.20-0 38.13 L2.0nc1.5n Meteor  $60 


10-21 21mm upper, 10mm pin Chinese scooters

40.0 – 40.25 for 2000’s Eton (Chinese scooter) 
10-21-18-40.00-0 39.9x t1.2n t1.2n generic $60 632964
10-21-18-40.25-0 40.1x t1.2n t1.2n generic $60 632965

 



12-13  

40.0 for most 60’s Garelli
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-13-20-40.00-0 39.93 c2.0n c2.0n GOL    none  GOL 0038



12-15

39.4 for Rizzato 119 engine on Califfo, Atala
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-15-23-39.40-0 39.33 c2.5n c2.5n generic  $35 no rings
12-15-23-39.80-0 39.73 c2.5n c2.5n generic  none

This is an unusual design from the 1950’s, with the highest wrist pin. That allows transfer flow through the lower part of the piston, instead of around the sides completely. The top crown of the piston is a normal shallow dome, but with three equal large “bites” taken out of it. 



12-16

39.0 for ’82 Kawasaki AR50
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-16-18-39.00-0 38.95 t1.2n t1.2n generic none 13001.1074


12-16 

40.0 for ’70’s Peugeot 103, 102
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2 maker  price 

12-16-17-39.91-A 39.88 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69707 Sort A
12-16-17-39.92-B 39.89 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69708 Sort B
12-16-17-39.93-C 39.90 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69709 Sort C (=AA)
12-16-17-39.94-D 39.91 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot none 69710 Sort D (=BB)
12-16-17-39.94-0 39.91 c2.5i c2.5i GOL       $60   replica Sort D (=BB)
12-16-17-39.95-E 39.92 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69711 Sort E (=CC)
12-16-17-39.96-F 39.93 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69712 Sort F (=DD)
12-16-17-39.96-0  39.93 c1.5i c2.5i generic  $70   MF553-F
12-16-17-39.97-G 39.94 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69713 Sort G (=EE)
12-16-17-39.98-H 39.95 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot $70   69714 Sort H (=FF)
12-16-17-39.98-0  39.95 c2.5i c1.5i generic  $70   MF553-C
12-16-17-39.99-I  39.96 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot none 69715 Sort I (=GG)
12-16-17-40.00-J  39.97 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot none 69715a Sort HH
12-16-17-40.01-ii 39.98 c2.5i c2.5i Peugeot none 69715b Sort II


12-16

40.0 ’90’s Hero Pacer, Panther
12-16-17-40.00-1 39.9x c2.0n c2.0n generic none

12-16

40.0 ’00’s Yumbo Free, Sport
12-16-17-40.00-1 39.9x c1.5n c1.5n generic none

 

 

 


Morini MO1 and MO2 pistons have a cut-out on the bottom intake side. It can be different heights 0, 3 or 5 mm. That’s what “cut=3” means. Inside the piston is an ID mark, such as “ASSO 1929”. This can tell the piston type but not the size. 

 

12-16

40.0 ’68-77+ Morini Gyromat, Gyrokick,
40.0 Morini Convert, Malaguti Duomatic

40.0 MO, MO4 with 1970-type aluminum cylinder
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt ring1 ring2  price  part#  cut  says

12-16-17-40.00-0 39.92 c1.5i c1.5i none 23-01xx 3 ASSO

12-16 16mm upper height pistons Peugeot left and Morini right 

40.4 – 41.0 ’77-80+ Morini Gyromat, Convert, Gyrokick,
40.0 – 41.0 MO1, MO2, MO4 with 1977-type aluminum cylinder

12-16-17-40.40-2 40.33 c1.5i c1.5i $60 0089 00    3 GOL
12-16-17-40.40-3 40.32 c1.5i c1.5i n.a. 23.0125    3 ASSO 1929
12-16-17-40.40-4 40.32 c1.5i c1.5i n.a. 23.0125    3 ASSO.W 2352
12-16-17-40.40-0 40.35 c1.5i c1.5i $70 23.0125    5 ASSO.W 2351
12-16-17-40.40-1 40.35 c1.5i c1.5i $60 23.0125    3 says nothing
12-16-17-40.60-0 40.53 c1.5i c1.5i $72 23.0126/6 3 ASSO 1929
12-16-17-40.80-0 40.72 c1.5i c1.5i $70 23.0126/8 3 ASSO 1929
12-16-17-41.00-0 40.90 c1.5i c1.5i $74 23.0126/0 3 says nothing
40.4 – 40.8 ’78-90 Morini M1, M101
40.0 with 1980-type aluminum cylinder, case reed induction

12-16-17-40.40-5 40.32 c1.5i c1.5i n.a. 23.0134     0 ASSO W 1929M1
12-16-17-40.60-1 40.5x c1.5i c1.5i n.a. 23.0135/6 0 ASSO W 1929M1
12-16-17-40.80-1 40.7x c1.5i c1.5i n.a. 23.0135/8 0 ASSO W 1929M1
40.4 ’78-90 Morini MO4
12-16-17-40.40-L 40.33 L2.0  c1.5i n.a. 23.01??  3 ASSO 1929MO4


40.5 for some ’70’s Peugeot 
12-16-17-40.47-K 40.44 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69716 Peugeot sort K
12-16-17-40.48-L  40.45 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69717 Peugeot sort L
12-16-17-40.49-M 40.46 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69718 Peugeot sort M
12-16-17-40.50-N 40.47 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69719 Peugeot sort N
12-16-17-40.51-P  40.48 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69720 Peugeot sort P
12-16-17-40.52-Q 40.49 c2.5i c2.5i $60 69721 Peugeot sort Q

 

Peugeot 103 pistons have slightly different sizes.

Myron’s Peugeot pistons, cylinders and sorts:
Left of the red line are the 40.0mm sorts A to II (39.88-39.98).
Right of the red line are the 40.5mm sorts K to Q (40.45-40.50).
Upper cylinders are pre-1979 chrome bore, sorts A to Q.
Lower cylinders are 1979-on nikasil bore, sorts AA to II.

 

Peugeot 103 moped pistons are a very old design that has been in use at least since the 1950’s. The rings are thick, 2.5mm, like most old rings were. Peugeot 103 cylinders are all aluminum with a chrome plated (pre-1979) or nikasil plated (1979-on) cylinder wall. They expand along with the aluminum piston as they get hotter. Unlike a steel sleeve cylinder that fits slightly loose, when cold, and wiggles a tiny bit, these should be a light sliding fit, where the piston, without rings, pushes through by hand but does not fall through by it’s own weight. When the piston fit is too loose, it makes a tinkle sound when idling, and produces less torque. When it’s too tight, it simply won’t move easy, or at all, and when hot it will smear (melt off) the hot exhaust side and stick (seize). The procedure for “fitting” a Peugeot piston requires a flat stone cylinder hone (not a ball hone) for first making the cylinder wall flat by removing any high spots, and a Dremmel high speed rotary cutting tool for removing burrs from the edges of the ports, and a small round file for removing burrs and high spots from the piston, especially around the wrist pin holes. Sometimes just the act of pushing the wrist pin in and out will raise the corner edge and make the piston fit tighter. The bare piston is pushed into the cylinder in different ways. The high spots are located, by feel and sometimes vision, and removed. When all high spots are removed, and the piston still does not fall through under it’s own weight, then the fit is perfect.  Worn cylinders need slightly bigger pistons. So a worn “C” cylinder might need a D, E, or F piston. Badly worn or “gouged” cylinders need to be replaced (unless the gouges are lower than the exhaust port). Peugeot has made plenty of “oversize” (40.5mm instead of 40.0mm) pistons. But there are no 40.5 cylinders in California, only 40.0mm. That’s why Myrons Mopeds has 40.5 pistons but no cylinders. Too bad it’s expensive to bore out and re-plate a nikasil cylinder. It is an option, made possible by the half millimeter bigger pistons available.

 



12-17    17mm upper, 12mm pin, Tomos A35 1992-06  

36.5 for 03 Tomos A35 engine on MC36 (36 cc off-road)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  price   part#
12-17-18-36.50-0 36.43 c1.5n c1.5n $55   229803 Vertex
38.0 – 38.5 for 91-06 A35 engine (all-iron cylinder)
12-17-18-38.00-A 37.95 c1.5n c1.5n none 409000 generic
12-17-18-38.00-B 37.95 c1.5n c1.5n $65   223747 Vertex
12-17-18-38.50-0 38.4x c1.5n c1.5n none 227334 Vertex
12-17-18-38.50-1 38.4x c1.5n c1.5n $60   409001 generic

12-17    

38.0 for 04-06 A55 engine (alum. cyl, trapezoidal rings)
12-17-21-37.96-A 37.94 t1.5n  t1.5n none 233709 Vertex
38.0 for 06-18 A55 engine (alum. cyl, rectangular rings)
12-17-21-37.97-B
37.95 c1.5n c1.5n $65   233709 14140 37.97
12-17-21-37.98-C
37.96 c1.5n c1.5n none 233709 14140 37.98

 


12-17  

Original Puch pistons are made in Austria by Elko. 

Original Pistons on US Models 1976-86

1976-77 1.0 hp Maxi 349.110.0060 use 349.110.0069
1978-85
1.0 hp plain Maxi, Rigid (hardtail) 

7-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings 2.0
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-26-37.98-1
37.95 349.110.0069/21 n.a. 38 1
12-17-26-37.99-1 37.96 349.110.0069/22 n.a. 38 2
12-17-26-38.00-1 37.97 349.110.0069/23 n.a. 38 3
12-17-26-38.01-1 37.98 349.110.0069/24 n.a. 38 4
12-17-26-38.02-1 37.99 349.110.0069/25 n.a. 38 5

1976-77 1.5-2.0 Maxi 349.110.1060 use 349.110.1069
1978-85
1.5-2.0 hp plain Maxi, Rigid, JC Penney Pinto

7-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings 2.0
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-21-37.98-1
37.95 3
49.110.1069/21 $72 38 1 1019
12-17-21-37.99-1
37.96 3
49.110.1069/22 n.a. 38 2 1019
12-17-21-38.00-1
37.97 3
49.110.1069/23 n.a. 38 3 1019
12-17-21-38.01-1
37.98 3
49.110.1069/24 $58 38 4 1019
12-17-21-38.01-1
37.98 3
49.110.1069/24 $72 38 4 1019
12-17-21-38.02-1
37.99 3
49.110.1069/25 $75 38 5 1019

1977-78? (Euro deluxe) 349.210.5060 use 349.210.5069
1
978-84
1.5-2.0 hp Maxi Luxe, Sport, Newport

8-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings L+2.0
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-23-38.00-L
37.95 349.210.5069/11 n.a. 38 00 1 1593a
12-17-23-38.01-L 37.96 349.210.5069/22 $49 38 00 2 1593a
12-17-23-38.02-L 37.97 349.210.5069/33 n.a. 38 00 3 1593a
12-17-23-38.25-L
38.19 349.310.4669/03 n.a. 38.25 1 1593a
12-17-23-38.26-L 38.20 349.310.4669/04 n.a. 38.25 2 1593a

1978-79 1.0-2.0 hp Sears Free Spirit use 349.110.1069
7-fin cylinder, Mahle piston, 2-rings 2.0
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Sears part#  price  ID marks

12-17-21-37.98-S
37.95 000000000 3109
n.a.   1 
12-17-21-37.99-S
37.96 000000000 3110 n.a.   2

12-17-21-38.00-S
37.97 000000000 3111 n.a.   3

12-17-21-38.01-S
37.98 000000000 3112 n.a.   4

12-17-21-38.02-S
37.99 000000000 3113 n.a.   5

1978-82 1.5-2.0 hp Puch Magnum
9-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings 2.0
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-23-38.00-1
37.95 350.310.0069/03 $52 38 00 1 1116
12-17-23-38.01-1 37.96 350.310.0069/04 $50 38 00 2 1116
12-17-23-38.25-1
38.19 350.310.0669/03 n.a. 38.25 1 1116
12-17-23-38.26-1 38.20 350.310.0669/04 n.a. 38.25 2 1116

In ’84 the ∅14 piston pin bushing became a ∅15 needle bearing.
The ’84 2-ring piston 345.410.0069 had no wrist pin oil holes.
That soon changed to a 1-ring piston with 4 oil holes.

1984 1.5-2.0 hp Maxi Sport LS to-2421596
8-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings 2.0+2.0, no oil holes
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-23-38.01-L
37.96 345.410.0069/13 n.a. 38  D 
12-17-23-38.02-L 37.97 345.410.0069/14 n.a. 38  E 
12-17-23-38.03-L 37.98 345.410.0069/15 n.a. 38  F

1984-86 1.5-2.0 hp Austro Daimler (Maxi+)
8-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 1-ring 2.0, 4 oil holes
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-23-37.99-C
37.94 345.110.0069/11 n.a. 38 00 B 1734
12-17-23-38.00-C 37.95 345.110.0069/12 $72 38 00 C 1734
12-17-23-38.01-C 37.96 345.110.0069/13 n.a. 38 00 D 1734
1984-86 1.5-2.0 hp LS 2421597-on, Cobra to-1505807
12-17-23-38.01-C 37.96 345.110.0069/13 n.a. 38 00 D 1734
12-17-23-38.02-C 37.97 345.110.0069/14 n.a. 38 00 E 1734
12-17-23-38.03-C 37.98 345.110.0069/15 n.a. 38 00 F 1734

12-17-23-38.25-C
38.19 345.110.0669/11 n.a. 38.25 B 1734
12-17-23-38.26-C 38.20 345.110.0669/12 n.a. 38.25 C 1734

1985-86 1.5-2.0 hp Cobra 1505808-on
8-fin cylinder, Elko piston, 2-rings 1.5+1.5
pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston 0 Puch part#   price  ID marks

12-17-23-37.99-A
37.94 349.110.6069/11 n.a. 38  1
12-17-23-38.00-A 37.95 349.110.6069/12 n.a. 38  2
12-17-23-38.01-A 37.96 349.110.6069/13 n.a. 38  3

 

Aftermarket Puch Pistons

Pistons include rings, pin and clips.


0 pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston rings length 12+17+15.0+3.0=47.0
1 12-17-15-38.00-A 37.93 2.0+2.0 $30 406300 1990’s AR

2 12-17-15-38.50-A 38.45 2.0+2.0 $30 203200 1990’s AR
0 pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston rings length 12+17+18.0+3.5=50.5
3 12-17-18-38.00-A 37.94 2.0+2.0 $35 406300 ’00’s Step II
4 12-17-18-38.00-G 37.95 2.0+2.0 n.a. 0566      GOL
5 12-17-18-38.00-2  37.95 L2 +2.0 n.a. 0568      GOL
6 12-17-18-38.00-1  37.95 L2 +0.0n.a. 0568C    GOL

0 pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston rings length 12+17+20.0+3.5=52.5

7 12-17-20-37.98-G 37.95 L2 +2.0n.a. 0038A-A GOL
7 12-17-20-37.99-G 37.96 L2 +2.0 n.a. 0038A-B GOL
7 12-17-20-38.00-G 37.97 L2 +2.0n.a. 0038A-C GOL
7 12-17-20-38.01-G 37.98 L2 +2.0n.a. 0038A-D GOL
0 pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston rings length 12+17+20.5+3.0=52.5

8 12-17-21-38.25-A 38.17 2.0+2.0 $50 203200 ’10’s Step II
9 12-17-21-38.00-0 37.95 1.5+1.5 $60 thereal1.5  treatland
0 pin up lo ∅cylinder ∅piston rings length 12+16.5+23+3.5=55.0

10 12-17-23-37.94-G 37.92 2.0+2.0n.a. 0037A-A GOL “37.95”
10 12-17-23-37.95-G 37.93 2.0+2.0 n.a. 0037A-B GOL “37.96”
10 12-17-23-37.96-G 37.94 2.0+2.0$60 0037A-C GOL “37.97”
10 12-17-23-37.97-G 37.95 2.0+2.0 n.a. 0037A-D GOL “37.98”
10 12-17-23-37.98-G 37.96 2.0+2.0n.a. 0037A-E GOL “37.99”
10 12-17-23-37.99-G 37.97 2.0+2.0$60 0037A-F GOL “38.00”
10 12-17-23-38.00-G 37.98 2.0+2.0$60 0037A-G GOL “38.01”
10 12-17-23-38.01-G 37.99 2.0+2.0$60 0037A-H GOL “38.02”

Here the pistons are listed in order of increasing skirt length 15 to 23 mm. On a piston ported two stroke engine, a longer piston skirt, on the intake side, opens the intake port later and closes it sooner than a shorter skirt. That lower intake duration helps prevent back flow at low rpm, but limits forward flow at high rpm. So for the same cylinder, a longer piston skirt gives a faster take-off but a slower top speed. A shorter skirt gives a slower take off and a faster top speed.

Different cylinders can have the intake port lower or higher, so the cylinder matters when choosing a replacement piston skirt length. Look in the original pistons what the skirt length was originally for your cylinder version. Choose one with the same length for the same power curve.

 


12-17  17mm upper (12 pin) Derbi Variant pre-'87  

38.0 – 38.9 for 74-86 Derbi (pyramid reed and non-reed)
steel-sleeve aluminum cylinder, rings L2.0 and c1.5n
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price     Derbi#    markings

12-17-23-38.00-D 37.95 $68 000.802.5090 says B or B9
12-17-20-38.25-D 38.18 $40
000.802.5091 0.25 B or 0.25 C
12-17-20-38.25-D 38.18 $35 000.802.5091 38.205 JG 0.045
12-17-20-38.40-D 38.3x n.a. 000.802.5092
12-17-20-38.70-D 38.6x n.a. 000.802.5093
12-17-20-38.90-D 38.8x n.a. 000.802.5094
steel-sleeve aluminum cylinder, rings L2.0 and L2.0
12-17-20-38.25-ll 38.18 $30 000.802.5091 both L-rings!


12-17 17mm upper, 12 pin, Benelli 

40.00 – 40.40 for ’65-80 Benelli
12-17-18-40.00-0 39.9x c1.5n c1.5n n.a. 70.06.04.00=G7346
12-17-18-40.00-G 39.95 c1.5n c1.5n $65 GOL 0504
12-17-18-40.20-0 40.1x c1.5n c1.5n n.a. 70.06.04.02=G7346/2
12-17-18-40.40-0 40.3x c1.5n c1.5n n.a. 70.06.04.04=G7346/4


12-17

40.00 – 40.25 for unknown Yamaha 
12-17-19-40.00-0 39.94 t1.5n  t1.5n $60   model?  complete
12-17-19-40.25-0 40.22 t1.5n  t1.5n $30   model?  no rings

 



12-18 

40.0 – 40.25 for Laura M48 engine on 72-80 Batavus
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-18-14-40.00-0 39.95 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 480580      says 39.95
12-18-14-40.25-0 40.20 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  $75 480581 1os says 40.20

 

12-18  

40.0 for Laura M56 engine on 78-80 Batavus, 81-86 Trac
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-18.5-17-40.00-G 39.94 c2.0n c2.0n GOL  $60 0037
12-18.0-14-39.98-A 39.96 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 80016 says A
12-18.0-14-39.99-B 39.97 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 80017 says B

12-18.8-17-39.97-G 39.97 c2.0n c2.0n GOL   $60 0534 C
12-18.8-17-39.98-G 39.98 c2.0n c2.0n GOL   $60 0534 D

12-18.0-14-40.00-C 39.98 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 80018 says C
12-18.0-14-40.01-D
39.99 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 80019 says D
12-18.0-14-40.02-E 40.00 c1.5n c1.5n Mahle  n.a. 80020 says E

 

 


12-18  

40.0 for  86-89+ Derbi (flat reed)
12-18-19-39.97-A 39.945c1.5i  c1.5i Mahle  n.a. 0F0.250.0091/A
12-18-19-39.97-B 39.950c1.5i  c1.5i Mahle  n.a. 0F0.250.0091/B
12-18-19-39.98-C 39.955c1.5i  c1.5i Mahle  n.a. 0F0.250.0091/C
12-18-19-39.98-D 39.960c1.5i  c1.5i Mahle  n.a. 0F0.250.0091/D
12-18-19-39.99-E 39.965c1.5i  c1.5i Mahle  n.a. 0F0.250.0091/E


12-18.5

40.0 for Daelim DP50, DK50 engines on 84-90 Trac
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt    ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-18.5-14-39.99-0 39.97   t1.5n  t1.5n original n.a. sort A
12-18.5-14-39.99-5 39.975 t1.5n  t1.5n original n.a. sort B
12-18.5-14-40.00-0 39.98   t1.5n  t1.5n original n.a. sort C
12-18.5-14-40.00-5 39.985 t1.5n  t1.5n original n.a. sort D
12-18.8-17-39.97-G 39.97  c1.5n  c1.5n GOL     $60 0534 C
12-18.8-17-39.98-G 39.98  c1.5n  c1.5n GOL     $60 0534 D


12-18.5 18mm upper, 12 pin, Garelli

40.0 – 40.8 for 70-90 Garelli H1 (iron cylinder)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt   price  maker    part#   speed version
rings c2.0n c2.0n        length = 12+18.5+15.5+3.0=49.0

12-18.5-16-40.00-0 39.94  $62.0 generic
12-18.5-16-40.00-1 39.92  $50 generic good-used
12-18.5-16-40.00-0 39.9x  n.a. Asso 200001.2.150  20/30

12-18.5-16-40.20-0 40.1x  n.a. Asso 200001.2.151  20/30
12-18.5-16-40.40-0 40.3x  n.a. Asso 200001.2.152  20/30
12-18.5-16-40.60-0 40.5x  n.a. Asso 200001.2.153  20/30
12-18.5-16-40.80-0 40.7x  n.a. Asso 200001.2.154  20/30
rings c2.0n c2.0n        length = 12+18.5+16.5+3.0=50.0

12-18.5-17-40.00-0 39.9x  n.a. Asso 205053.2.150  25mph
12-18.5-17-40.00-G 39.94 none  GOL 0037

12-18.5-17-40.20-0 40.1x  n.a. Asso 205053.2.151  25mph
12-18.5-17-40.40-0 40.3x  n.a. Asso 205053.2.152  25mph
12-18.5-17-40.60-0 40.5x  n.a. Asso 205053.2.153  25mph
12-18.5-17-40.80-0 40.7x  n.a. Asso 205053.2.154  25mph

12-18.8

40.0 for 78-90 Garelli (flat top for alum. cylinder)
rings c2.0n c2.0n        length = 12+18.8+16.7+0.0=47.5
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt   price  maker    part#   speed version

12-18.8-1x -40.00-0 39.9x  n.a. Asso 205058.2.150 20/25
12-18.8-17 -40.00-0 39.9x  n.a. Asso 205088.2.150 30mph
12-18.8-17 -39.95-G 39.95  n.a. GOL 0534 A
12-18.8-17 -39.96-G 39.96  n.a. GOL 0534 B
12-18.8-17 -39.97-G 39.97  $60 GOL 0534 C
12-18.8-17 -39.98-G 39.98  $60 GOL 0534 D
12-18.8-17-40.40-G 40.33  $55 GOL 0534

Garelli 4th oversize 40.8mm piston, made by Asso, says “40.8”. You can see it’s bigger. Middle, Garelli standard 40.0mm piston, made by Asso, says “40” and “S”. The “S” means scoria, Italian for exhaust. Right, Garelli standard 40.0mm piston, aftermarket. All three are oriented with the exhaust side down, like in the engine.

 



12-19  

39.0 – 39.75 for 1990 Honda NS50
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price

12-19-16-39.00-0 38.94 t1.2n c1.2n  generic none 13101-GE2-305
12-19-16-39.25-0 39.19 t1.2n c1.2n  generic none 13102-GE2-305
12-19-16-39.50-0 39.44 t1.2n c1.2n  generic none 13103-GE2-305
12-19-16-39.75-0 39.69 t1.2n c1.2n  generic none 13104-GE2-305


12-19  

40.0 for  1970’s Kreidler Flory rings c1.5i  c1.5i
pin up  lo  bore  M#  skirt  maker  price    part#     ID marks 

12-19-15-39.980-D 39.95 Mahle none 2150383d R021 40154+
12-19-15-39.985-E

12-19-15-39.990-F 39.96 Mahle none 2150383f  R021 40154+
12-19-15-39.995-G

12-19-15-40.000-H 39.97 Mahle $35 2150383h (worn used)
12-19-15-40.005-J
12-19-15-40.010-K
 39.98 Mahle $65 2152387k  R041 40154+
12-19-15-40.015-L

12-19-15-40.020-M 39.99 Mahle $65 2152387m R041 40154+

2150383 and 2152387 are the same except for piston pin oil holes.


12-19.5  

40.4 – 40.8 ’75-80 Morini MO1, MO2 with all-iron cylinder
rings c1.5i  c1.5i 
pin up  lo bore M#    skirt  maker  price  part#   ID marks
12-19-17-40.40-0  40.32 Asso     n.a. 23.0130   Asso 2139
12-19-17-40.40-2  40.32 GOL      $63 GOL 0307  cut=4

12-19-17-40.60-0  40.5x Asso     n.a. 23.0131/6 Asso 2139
12-19-17-40.80-0  40.7x Asso     n.a. 23.0131/8 Asso 2139

40.4 – 40.8 ’78-80 Morini M1 (reed) with all-iron cylinder
rings c1.5i  c1.5i 
pin up  lo bore M#    skirt  maker  price  part#   ID marks
12-19-17-40.40-2  40.32 GOL      $63 GOL 0307  cut=4

12-19-17-40.40-1  40.3x Asso     n.a. 23.0136 
12-19-17-40.60-1  40.5x Asso     n.a. 23.0137/6
12-19-17-40.80-1  40.7x Asso     n.a. 23.0137/8

 



12-20 

38.4 1995-05 Kinetic TFR (Boxer remake)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price  rings t1.5n  t1.5n

12-20-16-38.40-K 38.30  generic n.a. no arrow
12-20-16-38.40-G 38.3x  GOL     n.a. 0095


12-20 20mm upper, 12 pin, China two stroke

40.0 2000’s China 49cc 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price  rings t1.2n  t1.2n

12-20-17-40.00-0 39.9x  generic $60 633992


12-20.5 20mm upper, 12mm pin, Vespa   

38.4 – 38.8 for ’67-78 Ciao, 70-78 Boxer, 77-78 Bravo
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price rings c2.0n c2.0n
12-20-16-38.40-V 38.3x 
Piaggio $50 112979=132521
12-20-16-38.40-G 38.3x  GOL     n.a. 0095

12-20-16-38.60-V 38.54  Piaggio n.a. 152381=137681 says 1M
12-20-16-38.60-G 38.5x  GOL     n.a. 0095

12-20-16-38.80-V 38.74  Piaggio $60 152382=137682 says 2M

12-20.5

38.2 – 38.6 for ’78-80 Ciao, Bravo, Grande (USA only)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price rings c2.0n c2.0n
12-20-16-38.20-V 38.12  Piaggio $60 182591 says USA
12-20-16-38.20-G 38.1x  GOL     n.a. 0095
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price rings L2.0   c1.5n
12-20-16-38.40-L 38.32  Piaggio $65 182592 says 1M
12-20-16-38.40-G 38.3x  GOL     n.a. 0096

12-20-16-38.60-L 38.54  Piaggio n.a. 182593 says 2M
12-20-16-38.60-G 38.5x  GOL     n.a. 0096

12-20.5 20mm upper, 12 pin, Vespa L-ring

38.2 – 38.6 for ’79-84 Si, 80-84 Ciao, Bravo, Grande 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price  rings L2.0   c1.5n
12-20-16-38.20-L 38.1x  Piaggio n.a. 191034
12-20-16-38.20-G 38.1x  GOL     n.a. 0096
12-20-16-38.20-A 38.12  Asso    $60 3517
12-20-16-38.40-G 38.3x  GOL     n.a. 0096
12-20-16-39.60-A 39.53  Asso    $48 3517

1984 pin reduction: In 1984 the Piaggio piston pin changed from 12 to 10 mm. So the piston changed from 12-20 to 10-21. See 10-21 above. Because Piaggio moped sales were low in 1984, and ended in 1986, there were almost no US models with 10 mm piston pins. 99% of US models had 12mm pins. But in Europe and other countries like Japan, Piaggio moped sales continued into the 1990’s. So bikes in those countries have either 12 or 10 mm piston pins. 

1978 bore reduction: In 1978 on US models the bore was reduced from 38.4 to 38.2mm. Some ’78’s have a 38.4 bore, and some have a 38.2 bore. Same thing happened to Minarelli at that same time (a reduction from 38.8 to 38.7). The pistons changed because of legal requirements.

1979-80 L type ring: In 1979-80 the upper piston ring changed from common (rectangular) to L shape, aka Dykes. The lower ring changed thickness from 2.0 to 1.5 mm. Some ’79’s had common top rings, and some had Dykes. Oversize Piaggio pistons already had Dykes upper rings since about 1977. The Dykes ring style was also adopted by Derbi in the mid-70’s and others in the late 70’s. It was mainstream in 1979! But by the mid-1980’s L-rings became out of style and obsolete. They did cost more to make, and broke easier. There was not much benefit. So all 90’s and later two-stroke moped engines have rectangular or trapezoidal top rings, mostly thinner than older designs.  

1978-80 changes: Vespa (Piaggio) standard pistons changed in 1978 and 1979-80. Bikes made during those years can have either the older or the newer piston. There is no way to tell by ID numbers.

SC means exhaust (scoria): All original pistons are made by Piaggio and say Piaggio or have the logo on the inner side. They all have an arrow on top with the letters “SC”. That means “scoria”, Italian for “exhaust”. During installation, the arrow points toward the exhaust. Vespa pistons have skirt cut-outs rotated 30 deg.

Ring gap: Piaggio specifies the ring gap to be 0.1 to 0.25 mm (0.004 to 0.010″)

Piston versions: By having all of the Piaggio Parts Manuals, and especially the Parts Amendments 1, 2, 3 etc, it was possible to extract all of the Vespa (Piaggio) moped piston and ring part numbers. The millimeter sizes are not in any parts manual. They are from service manuals and actual parts new and used.

 



12-21 21mm upper, 12 pin, Suzuki FA50

41.0 for Suzuki FA50 FS50 FZ50
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-21-15-41.00-0 40.92 t1.5n  t1.5n Suzuki n.a. 12110.43000
12-21-15-41.50-0 41.4x t1.5n  t1.5n Suzuki n.a. 12100.35611.050
12-21-15-42.00-0 41.9x t1.5n  t1.5n Suzuki n.a. 12100.35611.100

 



12-22

38.0 for AMF 110 Roadmaster with McCulloch rear engine
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-22-16-38.00-A 37.96 c2.0n c2.0n AMF     n.a.
original AMF BHE900, says 38

This unusual piston design has both ring pins on the pin hole side. All other two stroke pistons have the ring pins 90 degrees either way from AMF. That means a 38 x 12-22 piston for another engine would fit but one of the rings might snag if its ring gap passes over a port hole.

 


12-22  22mm upper, 12 pin, Sachs 504/505

38.0 – 38.6 for Sachs 504, 505 1A, 1B
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-22-16-38.00-A 37.95 c2.0n c2.0n AMF     $60
original AMF BHE900, says 38
12-22-16-38.00-0 37.95 c2.0n c2.0n Meteor $60 sort B says Z21  38

12-22-17-38.00-0 37.96 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle   n.a. 0286-378-005 Sachs  552 says 37.98 G8
12-22-17-38.00-4 37.94 c2.0n c2.0n Meteor n.a. PC0922A for 37.97
12-22-17-38.00-5 37.95 c2.0n c2.0n Meteor n.a. PC0922B for 37.98
12-22-17-38.00-6 37.96 c2.0n c2.0n Meteor $60 PC0922C for 37.99

12-22-17-38.00-7 37.97 c2.0n c2.0n Meteor $60 PC0922D for 38.00
12-22-17-38.30-1 38.25 c2.0n c2.0n xxxxxx $65 says 38.28
12-22-17-38.60-1 38.55 c2.0n c2.0n xxxxxx $60 says 38.58

38.0 – 38.6 for Sachs 504, 505 1C, 1D
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
12-22-14-38.00-0 37.95 c1.5n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. 0286-378-051  Sachs 504,505 1C,1D  553
12-22-14-38.00-1 37.95 c1.5n c2.0n generic $55 406500 Sachs 504,505 1C,1D  says 38
12-22-14-38.60-0 38.55 c1.5n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. 0286-378-052 1os Sachs 504,505 1C,1D

 


12-22 Pistons

bore  pin upper lower dome total  Minarelli#
over-sizes 
engines it was original on
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  Minarelli# 0 MMI#  bare#

 

1. For stroke 42, all-iron cylinder, piston port intake

38.00 12+22+15.5+3.5=53.0  71.0405.0 = A2-11
38.20-38.60  rings  2.5 2.5 00 
71.0455.7  2 oil holes
’51-55  F.B.M. P48, P3 (3 Marce)
’56-65? Minarelli P1P3, P4
69-80  Minarelli V1 (some), ’76-80 V1 (1hp US)
12-22-16-38.00-0 37.93 $65.0 71.0405.0 0 4500  Asso 825
12-22-16-38.40-0 38.34 $65.0 71.0455.7/2 4520  Asso 771
12-22-16-38.60-0 38.54 $35.0 71.0455.7/3 4530  no rings!

38.00 12+22+15.5+3.5=53.0  71.0404.0   
38.20-38.60  rings  1.5 1.5 00  71.0454.7  2 oil holes
’65?-70? Minarelli P3 (3 Marce)
use 71.0405.0

38.80 12+22+15.5+4.0=53.5  71.0409.0 = A24-31
39.00-39.80  rings  1.5 1.5 00  71.0459.7  no oil holes
’69-79 Minarelli V1, V1N
12-22-16-39.00-N 38.95  $60 71.0459.7/1 says 39
superseded to 71.0410.0 

38.80 12+22+15.5+4.0=53.5  71.0410.0 
39.00-39.80  rings  1.5 1.5 00  71.0460.7  2 oil holes
’80-86+ Minarelli V1P 
’73?-78? P3S, W3-QM, ’75?-82? G1, G1R
’69-75+ P4E Export, P6E Export, 70’s engine case
12-22-16-38.80-0 38.72  none  71.0410.0  0 4540  62.0115.0
12-22-16-39.00-0 38.92  $73.0 71.0460.7/1 4550 Asso 1641
12-22-16-39.20-0 39.12  none  71.0460.7/2 4570 Asso 1641

12-22-16-39.40-0 39.32  $73.0 71.0460.7/3 4570 Asso 1641

12-22-16-38.80-G 38.72 
$60.0 GOL 0034

38.70 12+22+15.5+4.0=53.5  71.0406.0 
’79 and some ’78 Min. V1 piston port, (USA only)
’80-85+ Minarelli V1P piston port, (USA only)
12-22-16-38.70-0 38.62  n.a. 71.0406.0  0 Asso 1641

41.00 12+22+18.0+2.0=54.0  71.0426.0 = A42-222
41.20-41.60  rings  L2  1.5 00  71.0476.7  
’70-75+ Minarelli P4-55      

12-22-18-41.00-0 40.9x  n.a. 00.1111/0 Asso 1989
12-22-18-41.20-0 41.1x  n.a.  
12-22-18-41.00-G 40.9x  n.a. GOL 0529

42.00 12+22+18.0+2.0=54.0
42.20-42.60  rings  1.5 1.5   
’75-80+ V1-60 on Carabela 60
12-22-18-42.00-0 40.9x  n.a. 00.1111/0 says 42
12-22-18-42.20-0 41.1x  n.a.  

45.00 12+22+18.0+2.0=54.0  71.0435.0
45.20-45.60  rings  1.5 1.5 00  71.0485.7 oversizes
’72-75
P6-70 on Indian ME76
12-22-18-45.00-0 44.93  n.a. 71.0435.0?  Asso 1983
12-22-18-45.40-0 45.33  $70 71.0485.7/2 in box

 

2. For stroke 42, iron sleeved alum. cylinder, piston port

38.80 12+22+15.0+0.0=49.0  71.0413.0 = A42-102 
39.00-39.60  rings  L2  1.5 00  71.0463.7  2 oil holes, flat top
’70?-75? P4E Export, P4-CS Compact System
’70?-75? P6R Radiale, ’71 BETA 4M

12-22-15-38.80-0 38.72  n.a. 71.0413.0  0  62.0118.0
12-22-15-38.80-G 38.7x  n.a. GOL 0029 for P4
12-22-15-38.80-G 38.7x  n.a. GOL 0030 for P6

38.80 12+22+13.5+0.0=47.5  71.0412.0 = A42-102 
39.00-39.60  rings  L2  1.5 00  71.0462.7  2 oil holes, flat top
’70?-75?
12-22-13-38.80-0 38.74  $65 71.0412.0

12-22-13-39.00-0 38.94  n.a. 71.0462.7/1

 

3. stroke 42, all-aluminum cylinder, piston port

38.80 12+22+15.5+4.0=53.0  71.0408.0  
38.00-38.00  rings  1.5 1.5 00  —
’78?-86? Minarelli V1H 

38.8 12+22+15.5+4.5=54.0  71.0422.0  
39.00-39.60  rings  L2  1.5 00  —          ball top
’70?-75? P6R Radiale, ’74?-78? P6 Sport 
12-22-15-38.80-0 38.75  n.a. 71.0422.0  0  62.0127.0
49.6cc  rings c1.5n  c1.5n

12-22-15-38.80-S 38.75  n.a. GOL 0028A sort A standard
12-22-15-38.80-S 38.76  n.a. GOL 0028A sort B
12-22-15-38.80-S 38.77  n.a. GOL 0028A sort C
12-22-15-38.80-S 38.78  n.a. GOL 0028A sort D

In the 1980’s most manufacturers changed from piston port intake to reed valve intake.

 

4. stroke 39, all-iron cylinder, case reed valve intake

40.30 12+22+15.0+2.0=51.0  71.1202.0 
40.60-40.80  rings  L2  1.5 00  71.1602.7
’81-90+ Minarelli V1L, ’87-90 V1L (US)
12-22-15-40.30-L  40.2x  n.a. 71.0000.0/0 4541  62.0145.0

 

5. stroke 39, iron-sleeved aluminum cylinder

40.30 12+22+15.0+2.0=51.0
40.60-40.80  rings  1.5 1.5 00  71.1602.7
’85-87   Minarelli V1H (piston port intake)
’87-90+ V1HL, V1HLE (case reed valve intake)  

12-22-15-40.30-H 40.2x  n.a. 71.0000.0/0 4543  62.0400.0
12-22-15-40.60-H 40.5x  n.a. 71.1602.7/1 4553=4551
12-22-15-40.80-H 40.7x  n.a. 71.1602.7/2 4563=4561

 


12-22  

38.0 – 38.6 for ’56-64   Morini F48, 3M,
’68-79+ Morini S5K, S5K2
rings c2.0n c2.0n  length 12+22+15.5+5.5=55.0
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  Morini#

12-22-16-38.00-1 37.93  n.a. 23-0101 says Asso 771
12-22-16-38.20-1 38.1x  n.a. 23-0102 use Minarelli
12-22-16-38.40-1 38.3x  n.a. 23-0103 use Minarelli
rings c2.5n c2.5n  length 12+22+16.5+4.5=55.0

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  GOL#
12-22-16-38.00-G 37.93  $60 GOL 0027 38.0
12-22-16-38.20-G 38.1x  n.a. GOL 0027 38.2
12-22-16-38.40-G 38.3x  n.a. GOL 0027 38.4
12-22-16-38.60-G 38.5x  n.a. GOL 0027 38.6

12-22

39.0 – 39.6 for ’64-68+ Morini 3CV
rings c2.5n c2.5n  length 12+22+16.5+4.5=55.0

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  GOL# Malanca
12-22-16-39.00-A 38.9x  n.a. GOL 0027A 38.0
12-22-16-39.20-A 39.1x  n.a. GOL 0027A 38.2
12-22-16-39.40-A 39.3x  n.a. GOL 0027A 38.4
12-22-16-39.60-A 39.5x  n.a. GOL 0027A 38.6

12-22

39.0 for ’78-80+ Morini S5E (iron cylinder)
rings L2.0  c2.0i   length 12+22+15.0+3.5=52.5

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  rings L2.0  c1.5n

12-22-15-39.00-0 38.94  $70 23-0133 Asso 1386
12-22-15-39.00-G 38.9x  n.a. GOL 0036S 39.0
12-22-15-39.20-G 39.1x  n.a. GOL 0036S 39.2
12-22-15-39.40-G 39.3x  n.a. GOL 0036S 39.4

more oversizes up to 40.4

12-22 

39.0 for 1981-82 Morini S5N (all-aluminum cylinder)
39.0 for 83-86?   Morini S5T (all-alum. cyl. reed valve)
39.0 for 86?-90+ Morini S5GS (all-alu. cyl. reed valve)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price  rings

39.0 for 1990’s? Morini S6E (all-alum. cylinder)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  maker  price  rings

Big Bore Pistons
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price    46.0 bore, 12 pin, 21.5 upper
12-22-15-46.00-0 45.93 L2.0n c1.5i  Asso    $70 23-0140 Morini 70cc, says Asso W 2508 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price    47.1 bore, 12 pin, 22.5 upper

12-22-15-47.10-0 47.03 L2.0n c1.5i  Asso    $70 23-01?? Morini 70cc AW 2666, AA on top

 


12-22  
                               left, Demm, right, Minarelli V1

38.8 for ’77-80+ Demm Smily 
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt   maker  price  rings L2.0   c2.0n
12-22-16-38.80-2 38.73  Asso    $65 4540HP fits Minarelli

 


12-22

38.8 – 39.4 for ’65 Harley Davidson M50
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt   price  rings c1.5i  c1.5i
12-22-16-38.80-H 38.7x   n.a.  22028-65P
12-22-16-39.00-H 38.9x   n.a.  22029-65P
12-22-16-39.20-H 39.1x   n.a.  22030-65P
12-22-16-39.40-H 39.3x   n.a.  22031-65P

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt   price  rings c1.5n  c1.5n
12-22-16-38.80-0 38.72  $75 71.0410.0  0 Minarelli substitute
12-22-16-39.00-0 38.92  $73 71.0460.7/2 Minarelli substitute
12-22-16-39.40-0 39.32  $75 71.0460.7/6 Minarelli substitute

 


12-22

40.0 for ’83-86+ Garelli Monza GT
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  price  rings L2.0  c1.5n
12-22-16-40.00-0 39.9x  n.a. 208703.2.150

 



Casal 40mm piston top

Ø40 top

Casal 40mm piston bottom

says 401

12-23 pistons for Casal M140 engine on K177, Zundapp?

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price    40.0 bore, 12 pin, 23 upper
12-23-16-39.98-D 39.96 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  $70 Casal alum cyl 39.98 D  Mahle 401
12-23-16-39.99-E 39.97 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. Casal alum cyl 39.99 E  Mahle 401
12-23-16-40.00-F 39.98 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. Casal alum cyl 40.00 F  Mahle 401

Casal Ø48 Piston top

Ø48 top

Casal Ø48 piston bottom

says 481

pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price    48.0 bore, 12 pin, 23 upper
12-23-16-47.98-D 47.96 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. Casal alum cyl 47.98 D  Mahle 481

12-23-16-47.99-E 47.97 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. Casal alum cyl 47.99 E  Mahle 481
12-23-16-48.00-F 47.98 c2.0n c2.0n Mahle  n.a. Casal alum cyl 48.00 F  Mahle 481

Casal (made in Portugal) pistons are made in Germany by Mahle. They say “saida” on top, exhaust side, Portuguese for “outlet”.

Casal pistons have an unusual flat bottom. They have a total height of 50mm. Top edge to pin is 23mm, plus pin 12mm, plus pin to bottom edge 15mm. There are two bore choices 40 and 48mm, each with several 0.01mm (micro!) increments to get a precise fit. A cylinder of letter “F” should get a matching “F” piston, unless it is worn, then maybe a “G” or even an “H” would be best. If the piston fit is too loose the engine will be weak, noisy, and fussy. Too tight and it will seize and do damage. Piston rings are both size 40 x c2.0n (FG gap style), like Garelli. 

 



13-13.5

42.0 – 42.25 for 78-81 Indian AMI-50
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  xxxxooo  price  part#
13-14-14-42.00-0 41.96 bare xxx  $48 E650-00-50
13-14-14-42.00-1 41.96
complete none  6131 std
13-14-14-42.25-0 42.21 bare xxx  $48 E650-10-50
13-14-14-42.25-1 42.21 complete none  6132 1os

42.0 – 42.25 for 70-77 Honda PC50K1
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  xxxxooo  price  part#
13-14-14-42.00-0 41.96 bare xxx  $48 13101-081-000
13-14-14-42.00-1 41.96
complete none  6131 std
13-14-14-42.25-0 42.21 bare xxx  $48 13102-081-000
13-14-14-42.25-1 42.21 complete none  6132 1os

 



13-15.5

39.0 for ’57-64 Ward Riverside (4 models)
AV7 Dbe, AV7 V, AV7 V2 engines, all-al. cyl.  rings c2.0n  c2.0n
pin up  lo M# bore  skirt price maker  part#
13-15-22-R   39.00 38.99 n.a. MB 14819 

39.0 for ’74 to 6/76 Motobecane 40, 50, 50V
AV7 Db, AV7 Vb engines, all-alum. cylinder  rings c2.0n  c2.0n
pin up  lo M# bore  skirt price maker  part#
13-15-22-A   38.95 38.94 n.a. MB 21240 sort A
13-15-22-C   38.96 38.95 n.a. MB 21242 sort C
13-15-22-E   38.97 38.96 n.a. MB 21244 sort E
13-15-22-G  38.98 38.97 n.a. MB 21246 sort G
13-15-22-J   38.99 38.98 n.a. MB 21248 sort J
13-15-22-L   39.00 38.99 n.a. MB 21250 sort L
13-15-22-N  39.01 39.00 n.a. MB 21252 sort N
13-15-22-P   39.02 39.01 n.a. MB 21254 sort P

39.0 for 6/76 to 1980 Motobecane 7, 40, 50, 50V
AV7 Dc, AV7 Vc engines, all-alum. cylinder  rings c2.0i  c2.0i

pin up  lo M# bore  skirt  price  maker  part#
13-15-22-W  38.93 38.92 $70 MB 22273 sort W
13-15-22-AA 38.94 38.93 $70 MB 22274 sort AA
13-15-22-A   38.95 38.94 $70 MB 22275 sort A
13-15-22-C   38.96 38.95 n.a. MB 22276 sort C
13-15-22-E   38.97 38.96 $75 MB 22277 sort E
13-15-22-G  38.98 38.97 n.a. MB 22278 sort G
13-15-22-J   38.99 38.98 n.a. MB 22279 sort J
13-15-22-L   39.00 38.99 n.a. MB 22280 sort L
13-15-22-N  39.01 39.00 $75 MB 22281 sort N
13-15-22-P   39.02 39.01 $75 ΘB 22435 sort P  says P
13-15-22-O  39.12 39.11 $75 ΘB 22435a oversize 

piston-cylinder clearance 0.005-0.010 mm (0.0002-0.0004″), maximum 0.05 mm (0.002″)
ring gap 0.10 – 0.20 mm (0.004-0.008″), maximum 0.40 mm (0.016″)

 

 



14-18 Jawa USA

39.0 for Jawa 210?
pin up  lo bore M# skirt  price maker  part#  rings L2.0  none
14-18-15-39.00-0
38.94 n.a. Meteor

39.03 for ’70-83 Jawa 207 (Babetta)
pin up  lo bore M# skirt
  price maker  part#  rings c2.0i   c2.0i

14-18-15-39.02-0 38.97 n.a. Jawa 281218A   says   A Y
14-18-15-39.03-0 38.98 n.a. Jawa 281218B   says   B Y
14-18-15-39.04-0 38.99 n.a. Jawa 281218C   says   C Y
14-18-15-39.27-0 39.22 n.a. Jawa 281218/1A says 1A Y
14-18-15-39.28-0 39.23 $60 Jawa 281218/1B says 1B Y
14-18-15-39.29-0 39.24 n.a. Jawa 281218/1C says 1C Y
14-18-15-39.52-0 39.47 n.a. Jawa 281218/2A says 2A Y
14-18-15-39.53-0 39.48 n.a. Jawa 281218/2B says 2B Y
14-18-15-39.54-0 39.49
n.a. Jawa 281218/2C, says 2C Y
14-18-15-39.77-0 39.72 n.a. Jawa 281218/3A says 3A Y
14-18-15-39.78-0 39.73 n.a. Jawa 281218/3B says 3B Y
14-18-15-39.79-0 39.74 n.a. Jawa 281218/3C says 3C Y

14-18-15-40.02-0 39.97 n.a. Jawa 281218/4A says 4A X
14-18-15-40.03-0 39.98 $65 Jawa 281218/4B says 4B X
14-18-15-40.04-0 39.99 n.a. Jawa 281218/4C says 4C X

Jawa original pistons were sold with rings, but without pin or clips.

Jawa Pistons

 Size translation: The table says a “1B” piston is 39.21 mm, measured “34,5mm from the base” just below the lower ring. Four “1B” pistons actually measured 39.21 there, and 39.23 at the skirt. Other “1B” pistons were 39.20 and 39.22, 39.21 and 39.22, and 0.02 more at the skirt. Other samples were “B” (standard) 38.94 and 38.96, “2B” 39.44 and 39.46, “3B” 39.70 and 39.73, “4B” two at 39.95 and 39.97, all 0.02 wider at the skirt. Based on these eleven new pistons, all measured the same way at the same time, the Jawa piston sizes can be translated to standard piston sizes. Jawa piston sizes (measured at the lower ring) are, on average, 0.02 mm less than standard piston sizes (measured at the skirt).

Piston to cylinder clearance: From the Puch service manual the piston to cylinder clearance for a similar steel sleeved aluminum cylinder, is min 0.030, max 0.055 mm. From the Jawa table of piston sizes (at right), it says the new piston-to-cylinder clearance is min 0.065, max 0.075 mm. Subtracting 0.02 mm from this gives min 0.045, max 0.055, more in agreement with Puch. 

 

 



14-21 Jawa USA

38.0 for Jawa 50-3 on 1969 Indian Boy Racer (50mph)
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
14-21-19-38.00-0 39.92 c2.0i c2.0i c2.0i Jawa none

This has 3 rings 38.0 x 2.0 with GI gaps.

Total length 57, crown 3, side length 57 – 3 = 50.0

 

 



14-24

40.0 for 1977 Flandria Bermuda
pin up  lo bore M#  skirt  ring1 ring2  maker  price
14-24-12-40.00-0 39.9x c1.5n c1.5n Fland. n.a.

This is unusual in many ways. The transfer flows through the piston instead of around it. The wrist pin is lowered to allow more intake air flow. This upper length of 24 is the most for 50cc pistons. The wrist pin measures 13.98 x 33 mm.

 

 

 

 

100’s more vintage replacement pistons of all sizes are in the GOL Pistons Vintage Catalog, a pdf download.


Harley Davidson (Aermacchi)

July 4, 2019

Contents:

1. History

2. US Models and Specs 1961-78

3. M50 and M65 models 1965-67

4. MS50, MS65, MLS65   1966-72

5. M50/65 Parts Catalog 1965-72

 

 


1.Harley Davidson

From 1961 to 1978 Harley Davidson dealers sold a line of small motorcycles 50cc to 350cc, made in Italy by Aermacchi. 

From Wikipedia: Nieuport-Macchi was founded in 1912 by Giulio Macchi at Varese in north-western Lombardy, Italy. They originally made Nieuport monoplanes under licence for the Italian military. After 1916, they made flying boat fighters, flying boat bombers, racing seaplanes, biplanes, monoplanes, reconnaissance float-planes, fighters, trainers, and utility aircraft. With a factory located on the shores of Lake Varese, they were known as Aeronautica Macchi.

After World War II, in addition to producing military aircraft, the company began producing motorcycles as a way to fill the post-war need for cheap, efficient transportation. In 1957 their name was shortened to Aermacchi.

In 1960, US business Harley-Davidson motorcycles purchased 50% of Aermacchi’s motorcycle division. The first US model was the 1961 Model C Sprint 250cc 4-stroke OHV. Two-stroke models began in 1965. Then later in 1972, AMF merged with Harley Davidson. The name, logo and stickers changed. The remaining Aermacchi motorcycle holdings were sold in 1974 to AMF-Harley-Davidson, with motorcycles continuing to be made at Varese. The business was sold to Cagiva in 1978.

 

2. Aermacchi – Harley Davidson (US models)

year   wt.  front-tires-rear bore str.  cc eng type model  


1961 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1962 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1963 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1964 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1965 112 2.00-18 2.00-18 38.8 42   48  2S  3V  M-50 
1965 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1966 112 2.00-17 2.00-17 38.8 42   48  2S  3V  M-50 
1966 116 2.00-17 2.00-17 38.8 42   48  2S  3V  MS-50 Sport
1966 351 3.00-17 3.00-17 66.0 72 246 ohv 4M  C-250 Sprint

1967 116 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  M-65 
1967 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1967 179 2.50-17 3.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 Leggero Sport
1967 371 3.00-18 3.50-18 72.0 61 248 ohv 4M  H-250 Sprint

1968 116 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  M-65 
1968 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1968 179 2.50-17 3.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 Leggero Sport
1968 371 3.00-18 3.50-18 72.0 61 248 ohv 4M  H-250 Sprint

1969 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1969 179 2.50-17 3.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 Leggero Sport
1969 371 3.00-18 3.50-18 72.0 61 248 ohv 4M  H-250 Sprint

1970 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1970 179 2.50?17 3.00?17 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 MS Leggero Sport
1970 212 3.00-21 3.50-18 50.0 50   98  2S 4M  MSR-100 Baja
1970 211 3.00-18 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 4M  MSR-125 Rapido
1970 371 3.00-18 3.50-18 72.0 61 248 ohv 4M  H-250 Sprint

1971 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1971 179 2.50?17 3.00?17 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 Leggero Sport
1971 212 3.00-21 3.50-18 50.0 50   98  2S 4M  MSR-100 Baja
1971 211 3.00-18 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 4M  MSR-125 Rapido
1971 309 3.50-19 4.00-18 72.0 60 244 ohv 4M  SX-250 Sprint

1972 128 3.00-10 3.00-10 44.0 42   64  2S 3M  MC-65 Shortster
1972 122 2.00-17 2.00-17 44.0 42   64  2S  3V  MS-65 Sport
1972 179 2.50?17 3.50?16 44.0 42   64  2S 4M  MLS-65 Leggero Sport
1972 212 3.00-21 3.50-18 50.0 50   98  2S 4M  MSR-100 Baja
1972 211 3.00-18 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 4M  MSR-125 Rapido
1972 335 3.25-19 3.50-18 72.0 60 244 ohv 4M  SS-250 Sprint
1972 309 3.50-19 4.00-18 72.0 60 244 ohv 4M  SX-250 Sprint

1973 158 3.00-10 3.00-10 48.0 50   90  2S 4M  X-90
1973 183 2.50-17 3.25-16 48.0 50   90  2S 4M  Z-90
1973 228 3.00-21 3.50-18 50.0 50   98  2S 5M  SR-100 
1973 232 3.00-19 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 5M  TX-125 
1973 355 3.25-19 3.50-18 74.0 80 344 ohv 5M  SS-350 Sprint
1973 355 3.50-19 4.00-18 74.0 80 344 ohv 5M  SX-350 Sprint

1974 158 3.00-10 3.00-10 48.0 50   90  2S 4M  X-90
1974 183 2.50-17 3.25-16 48.0 50   90  2S 4M  Z-90
1974 228 3.00-21 3.50-18 50.0 50   98  2S 5M  SR-100 
1974 232 3.00-19 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 5M  SX-125 

1974 232 3.00-19 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 5M  TX-125 
1974 253 3.00-19 3.50-18 61 59.6 174  2S 5M  SX-175 

1974 355 3.25-19 3.50-18 74.0 80 344 ohv 5M  SS-350 Sprint
1974 355 3.50-19 4.00-18 74.0 80 344 ohv 5M  SX-350 Sprint

1975 216 3.00-19 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 5M  SXT-125 
1975 216 3.00-19 3.50-18 56.0 50 123  2S 5M  SS-125
1975 253 3.00-19 3.50-18 61 59.6 174  2S 5M  SX-175
1975 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SS-250
1975 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SX-250

1976 253 3.00-19 3.50-18 61 59.6 174  2S 5M  SX-175
1976 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SS-250
1976 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SX-250

1977 253 3.00-19 3.50-18 61 59.6 174  2S 5M  SX-175
1977 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SS-250
1977 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SX-250

1978 253 3.00-19 3.50-18 61 59.6 174  2S 5M  SX-175
1978 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SS-250
1978 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  SX-250
1978 253 0.00-19 0.00-18 72 59.6 243  2S 5M  MX-250

 

Specifications 1965-72


 


3. Step-thru models M50, M65

These have a traditional step-thru moped frame, but the front of the seat is too far forward to allow stepping through the frame. Instead you have to swing one leg over the back of the bike to get on or off, like on a top tank motorcycle.


1965 M-50, 3-speed hand shift
1965 only, 2.00-18 tires (2.15 actual)

 


1966 M-50 restored by Les Daily, Florida USA
30% more power than 1965
1966 only, 2.00-17 tires (2.15 actual width)

 


1967 M-65, 4-speed hand-shift
1967-1969, 2.00-17 tires (2.15 actual)

 

 


4. Top tank models MS-50, MS-65, MLS-65, MC65


1966 MS-50 Sport, 3-speed hand-shift
30% more power than 1965 M-50
1966 only, 2.00-17 tires (2.15 actual)

 


1967 MS-65 Sport, 4-speed hand-shift
1967-68, 2.00-17 tires (2.15 actual)

 


1970 MLS-65 Leggero Sport, 4sp foot-shift
right is a late 1972 with 16″ rear tire
1968-70
, 2.50-17, 2.50-17 tires
1971-72
, 2.50-17, 3.00-17 tires
1972-72
, 2.50-17, 3.50-16 tires

 


1972 MC-65 Shortster, 4-speed foot-shift
1972 only, 3.00-10 tires

 

 


Sources:

cybermotorcycle.com  Aermacchi history and models
sunnymeadcycles.com original specs
M50/M65 Parts Manual pdf, free download from carlsalter.com
Aermacchi Motorcycles A Community for Aermacchi Motorcycle Owners

Harley Davidson M-50 and M-65

 

M50 Components
Controls: Domino 70’s chrome, no-ball chrome levers, wrap-around throttle
Switch: CEV oval all-in-one
Spokes: 166 x 2.5 (17″ rims)
Axles: front M11-1.0 threaded, rear M12-1.0 threaded

 

 

 

5. M50 and M65 Parts Catalog 


page 0-1  M50-M65 Parts Catalog 1965-70
page 59   Parts Catalog Addendum 1971-72

page 02 – 54  M50 and M65 1965-70 Parts
page 55 – 58  Part Number Index 1965-70
page 59 – 66  M65 1971-72 Addendum

1965-69 Serial Numbers: The serial number is located on the left engine case. The first 3 or 4 digits represent the year and model, the same as shown in the “Used On” column in this catalog. The last 4 digits are the sequential number starting with 1000.

1970-72 Serial Numbers: The serial number is located on the right engine case and is the same as the frame number located on the right side of the frame down tube. For MS-65 and MLS-65 models digits 1 and 2 are BA. Digits 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 are the sequential number starting with 10000. Digit 8 is H (Harley Davidson). Digit 9 is the year, starting with 1970 is 0, 1971 is 1, 1972 is 2.

year  M-50 000MS-50 00  M-65 000  MS-65 000  MLS-65
65 65M-1000
66 66M-1000 66S-1000
67 00M-1000 00M-1000 67M-1000 67S-1000 0 67MS-1000
68 00M-1000 00M-1000 68M-1000 68S-1000 0 68MS-1000
69 00M-1000 00M-1000 00M-1000 69S-1000 0 69MS-1000
70 00M-1000 00M-1000 00M-1000 BA10000H0 BA10000H0
71 00M-1000 00M-1000 00M-1000 BA10000H1 BA10000H1
72 00M-1000 00M-1000 00M-1000 BA10000H2 BA10000H2

 


page 2-3  M50 and M65 Crank, Cylinder and Piston

#   years  part # 000 price
13 65-66 22028-65P none  piston assy std  38.8
13 65-66 22029-65P none  piston assy 1os 39.0
13 65-66 22030-65P none  piston assy 2os 39.2
13 65-66 22031-65P none  piston assy 3os 39.4
13 67-72 22028-67P none  piston assy std  44.0
13 67-72 22029-67P none  piston assy 1os 44.2
13 67-72 22030-67P none  piston assy 2os 44.4 says 44.4 65231/2 SC
13 67-72 22031-67P none  piston assy 3os 44.6
14 65-66 22350-65   none  ring std  38.8 x 1.5 GI
14 65-66 22351-65   $10.0 ring 1os 39.0 x 1.5 GI
14 65-66 22352-65   none  ring 2os 39.2 x 1.5 GI
14 65-66 22353-65   none  ring 3os 39.4 x 1.5 GI
14 67-72 22350-67   none  ring std  44.0 x 1.5 GI
14 67-72 22351-67   none  ring 1os 44.2 x 1.5 GI
14 67-72 22352-67   none  ring 2os 44.4 x 1.5 GI
14 67-72 22353-67   none  ring 3os 44.6 x 1.5 GI

 


page 4-5  M50 and M65 Crankcase

 


page 6-7  M50 1965 Carburetor

#   years  part # 0000 price   Dellorto SHA 14/12L .
01 65-65 16828-65P   $7.00 11362 clamp sleeve 20 x 18
02 65-65 27124-65PA none  original carburetor with air box jet 57
02 65-65 27124-65PA $70.0 replacement carburetor with jet 57
03 65-65 27229-65P   $7.00 6112 choke lever
04 65-65 27230-65P   $3.00 6105 choke spring
05 65-65 27232-65P   $3.00 5417 choke pivot bolt
06 65-65 27231-65P   $5.00 6112 trigger lever
07 65-65 27233-65P   $2.00 6259 trigger spring
08 65-65 27234-65P   $2.00 6115 trigger hinge pin
09 65-65 27503-65P   $5.00 6107 float bowl
10 65-65 27509-65P   $4.00 3598 float bowl screw (2)
11 65-65 27511-65P   $2.00 6123 float gasket
12 65-65 27535-65P   $18.0 6122 float
13 65-65 27536-65P   $10.0 2838 float needle
14 65-65 27539-65P   $2.00 8773 float pin
15 65-65 27572-65P   $10.0 6108 throttle slide
16 65-65 27579-65P   $10.0 3346 throttle spring
17 65-65 27574-65P   $5.00 6110 top cover bare
18 65-65 27578-65P   $3.00 6111 top gasket
19 65-65 27579-65P   $2.00 3318 top screw (2)
20 65-65 27590-65P   $8.00 6106 fuel inlet banjo
21 65-65 27591-65P   $5.00 4190 banjo screw
22 65-65 27592-65P   $1.50 3385 banjo screw seal washer
23 65-65 27604-65P   $5.00 6109 fuel filter screen
24 65-00 27621-65P   $7.00 1486 main jet 57 no 30a (to 65M-15120)
24 00-65 27616-65P   $5.00 1486 main jet 54 for 30a (65M-15121 on)
25 65-65 27628-65P   $4.00 6140 idle speed adjust screw
26 65-65 27629-65P   $2.00 3318 idle screw spring
27 65-65 27725-65P   $5.00 A13 cable adjuster with nut
29 65-65 27729-65P   $2.00 6305 clamp screw
30 65-65 27730-65P   $2.50 6304 clamp nut
30a   -65 29037-65     $0.00 air filter foam (65M-15121 on)
31 65-65 29052-65P   $9.00 6117 air filter screen
32 65-65 29108-65P   $3.00 6159 air filter gasket
33 65-65 29121-65P   $12.0 4226 air box cover black replacement
34 65-65 29124-65P   $4.00 4611 air cover clamp with screw
36 65-65 56236-65P   $2.00 P5 throttle cable pinch bolt
37 65-65 56357-65PA none  throttle cable 1-ended with pinch bolt
38 65-65 56360-65PA $6.00 throttle cable 1-end inner wire 47″

1.  SHA 14/12L  on 1965 M50
2,3,4. ME 18BS on ’66 M50, MS50, ’67-72 M65, MS65, MLS65

 


page 8-9  M50 1966 and M65 Carburetor

#   years  part # 0000 price   Dellorto ME18-BS
48 66-69 56357-66PA none  throttle cable 2-ended (to 69M-5099)
48 69-72 56357-69PB none  throttle cable 2-ended (69M-5100 on)

 

 

 


page 10-11  M50 and M65 Magneto

#   years  part # 0000 price   Dansi ASL222S magneto:
18 65-70 29623-65PA none  flywheel ⇐S ∅82 ∅110 alum. M19-1.0
15 65-70 29574-65P   none  lighting coil (wire)
16 65-70 29576-65P   none  ignition coil externally grounded (wire)
#   years  part # 0000 price   Dansi ASL236NS magneto:
18 71-72 29623-71P   none  flywheel ⇐S ∅82 ∅110 alum. M19-1.0
15 71-72 29574-72P   none  lighting coil (wire)
16 71-72 29576-71P   none  ignition coil externally grounded (wire)
#   years  part # 0000 price   both magnetos:
13 65-72 29529-65P   $19.0 points Dansi 01.3240  .
27 65-72 32726-65P   $15.0 condenser Dansi 07.0074 (wire)
17 65-72 29595-65P   none  flywheel nut M9-1.0 tall = Benelli?
14 65-72 29549-65PA none  stator base plate ∅94 3+2 slot
26 65-65 32306-61     spark plug HD 7 ≈ NGK BR5HS
26 66-72 32309-69    $5.00 spark plug HD 5-6 ≈ NGK BR6HS

 


The green (or faded dark green) magneto wire must always go to ground to have spark. It powers the brake light. If a brake light wire is disconnected, or the bulb is blown, or the switch is bad, the engine will not run. Yet nothing is wrong in the ignition or magneto.

 


page 12-13  Starter

 


page 14-15  Hand Shifter

 


page 16-17  Foot Shifter

 


page 18-19 Transmission

 


page 20-21 Clutch

 


page 22-23 Front Wheel

#   years qty part # 000 price   65–00 means early ’65   to # 65M-7499
#   years qty part # 000 price   0065 means late ’65 from # 65M-7500
01 0065 1 5950P 000 $0.00 axle spacer, outer
02 0065 1 5953P 000 $0.00 axle spacer, inner brake plate
03 0065 1 5954P 000 $0.00 axle spacer, inner left
04 66–66 1 5955P 000 $0.00 axle spacer, outer left
05 66–66 1 5956P 000 $0.00 axle spacer, outer brake plate
06 0065 2 6017P 000 $0.00 seal washer
07 0065 1 6018P 000 $0.00 spacer washer left ∅12 x 2?
10 0065 1 7753P 000 $0.40 nut, pivot M6 x 5
11 65–00 1 8856P 000 $2.00 H67M ball 1/4″ bag of 22 (11/side)

1265-72 2 9001P 000 $7.00 sealed bearing 6201Z 12-32-10
15 65–72 2 41593-65P $2.00 H113M axle washer, outer ∅12 x 1.5 or 2.0
16 65–72 2 41599-65P $4.00 H112M axle nut, outer M12-1.0 x 11 hex 19
20 65–66 1 41951-65   $0.00 cam assy 20+21
20 67–72 1 41951-67P $0.00 cam assy 20+21
22 65–72 1 42270-65P $4.00 H60 (P25) pinch bolt assy 22+8+9
23 65–72 1 42431-65P $4.00 adjuster assy 23+21

25 65–65 1 43018-65P none  rim for 2.00-18, 36 hole
25 66–70 1 43018-66P none  rim for 2.25-17, 36 hole
25 71–72 1 43018-71P none  rim for 3.00?-17, 36 hole
26 65–65 1 43129-65?  none  tire original 2.00-18 (2.15 actual)
26 65–65 1 43129-65?  $39.0 tire replacement 2.25-18 Mitas B4
26 66–70 1 43129-66   none  tire original 2.00-17 (2.15 actual)
26 66–70 1 43129-66   $36.0 tire replacement 2.25-17 Shinko SR714
26 67–70 1 43129-67?  none  tire 2.50-17
26 71–72 1 43129-71?  none  tire 3.00?-17
26 65–65 1 43128-65P $11.0 tube 2.00/2.25-18 labeled as 2.25/2.50-18
49 66–70 1 43131-66P $11.0 tube 2.00/2.25-17 labeled as 2.25/2.50-17

27 65–00 1 43514-65P none  wheel 2.00-18 loose ball
27 0065 1 43517-65P none  wheel 2.00-18 sealed bearing
27 6666 1 43517-66P none  wheel 2.00-17
27 67–70 1 43518-67P none  wheel 2.50?-17
27 7172 1 43518-71P none  wheel 3.00?-17
28 65–00 1 43540-65P none  hub bare ∅35
28-65-66 1 43541-65P none  hub bare ∅35 with ∅32 sleeves
28 67–72 1 43541-67P none  hub bare ∅32
29 65–00 2 43557-65P $16.0 H66M bearing cone M12-1.0
31 65–00 2 43559-65P $2.00 H56M cone lock nut M12-1.0 x 6 hex19
32 65–00 2 43721-65P $20.0 H68M dust shield ring
40 65–00 2 43747-65P $19.0 H69M bearing cup ∅35
41 65–00 2 43876-65P none  axle threaded M12-1.0 x 150?
41 0065 2 43877-65P none  axle smooth M12-1.0 x 150?
41 66–72 2 43877-66P none  axle smooth M12-1.0 x 160?

43 65–72 1 44073-65   $25.0 brake shoe set ∅90 x 18 Grimeca 090181
45 65–65 1 44143-65P none  brake plate
45 66–66 1 44143-66P none  brake plate
45 67–72 1 44143-67P none  brake plate
46 65–66 1 44306-65   none  H59 brake lever with H60 pinch bolt
46 67–72 1 44307-67P $5.00 H59 brake lever bare

 

 


page 24-26 Rear Wheel

#   years qty part # 000 price   65–00 means early ’65  to # 65M-7499
#   years qty part #
000 price   0065 means late ’65 from # 65M-7500
15-65–72 2 9001P 000 $7.00 sealed bearing 6201Z 12-32-10

26 65–00 1 40993-65P none  wheel 28T 2.00-18 loose balls
26 0065 1 40994-65P none  wheel 28T 2.00-18 sealed bearing
26 66–66 1 40994-66P none  wheel 27T 2.25-17 for 2.00 tire
26 67–70 1 40994-67P none  wheel 24T 2.25-17 for 2.50 tire
26 71–72 1 40994-71P none  wheel 26T for 3.00?-17 tire
26 72–72 1 40994-72P none  wheel 26T for 3.00?-16 tire
27 65–00 1 41018-65P none  hub bare ∅35 ∅42.5 sprocket center 
27-65–66 1 41021-65P none  hub bare ∅35 ∅42.5 with ∅32 sleeves
27 67–71 1 41021-67P none  hub bare ∅32 ∅39.5 sprocket center
27 72–72 1 41021-72P none  hub bare ∅32 ∅39.5 sprocket center 
28 65–00 1 41476-65P none  sprocket 28T ∅42.5 ∅66 x 4
28 0065 1 41483-65P none  sprocket 28T ∅42.5 ∅66 x 4
28 66–66 1 41483-66P none  sprocket 27T ∅42.5 ∅66 x 4
28 67–70 1 41483-67P none  sprocket 24T ∅39.5 ∅62 x 4
28 71–72 1 41483-71P none  sprocket 26T ∅39.5 ∅62 x 4
29 65–66 1 41486-65P $4.00 H122M lock plate 66 for ∅42.5 4-hole
29 67–72 1 41486-67P $4.00 H122    lock plate 62 for ∅39.5 4-hole
48 65–65 1 43018-65P none  rim for 2.00-18,   36 hole
48 66–70 1 43018-66P none  rim for 2.25-17,   36 hole
48 71–72 1 43018-71P none  rim for 3.00?-17, 36 hole
48 72–72 1 43016-72P none  rim for 3.00?-16, 36 hole
49 65–65 1 43129-65?  none  tire original 2.00-18 (2.15 actual)
49 65-65 1 43129-65?  $39.0 tire replacement 2.25-18 Mitas B4
49 66–70 1 43127-66   none  tire original 2.00-17 (2.15 actual) knobby
49 66–70 1 43129-66   none  tire original 2.00-17 (2.15 actual)
49 66-70 1 43129-66   $36.0 tire replacement 2.25-17 Shinko SR714
49 65–65 1 43128-65P
$11.0 tube 2.00/2.25-18 labeled as 2.25/2.50-18
49 66–70 1 43131-66P $11.0 tube 2.00/2.25-17 labeled as 2.25/2.50-17
60 65–72 1 44073-65   $25.0 brake shoe set ∅90 x 18 Grimeca 090181

 

 

 

 


Wards Riverside

July 1, 2019

updated 2020-02

Contents:
1. Montgomery Ward
2. Wards Riverside models  1957-1969
3. Wards Riverside mopeds 1957-1964 (Motobecane)

3. a. Identification

3. b. Parts Manual 

Click: Wards Riverside mopeds 1965-1967 (Benelli)


1890 catalog

1. Montgomery Ward

Montgomery Ward was founded by Aaron Montgomery Ward and Andrew Ward in 1872. Ward had conceived of the idea of a dry goods mail-order business in Chicago, Illinois, after several years of working as a traveling salesman among rural customers. (from Wikipedia). Ward sold “everything” and had a mail-order catalog.

Sears, Montgomery Ward and JC Penney were the major US department store chains that sold motorcycles, scooters, mini-bikes, or mopeds in the 1960’s and 70’s. 

Montgomery Wards

1950s – 60s: The Wards line was named “Riverside”. The earliest Wards Riverside models were scooters made by Japan’s Mitsubishi and Italy’s Bianchi companies, and mopeds made by France’s Motobecane. Those pre-1965 France-made Wards Riverside mopeds are completely different from the post-1965 Italy-made Wards Riverside mopeds.

 

Late 1960’s: In 1965, Wards changed manufacturers and opted to sell mostly machines from the Italian company Benelli. Benelli offered mopeds and a line of single cylinder motorcycles 50-360cc. The Benelli line plus a Lambretta scooter allowed Wards to compete in the marketplace with the Austrian Puch mopeds and motorcycles that Sears was selling under their Allstate brand.

 

Early 1970s: By 1970 the moped and motorcycle sales went away for the two department store retailers primarily due to the Japanese invasion with highly engineered, reliable and powerful 4 stroke motorcycles under the likes of Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki. Also, in 1970 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was created to oversee and combat increasing pollution and air quality issues. Smokey two stroke motorcycles and other high emission vehicles would be the first targets.

1979-80 Ward Open Road

Late 1970s: After the mid-70′s gasoline shortage in the US, moped sales and popularity exploded. In 1978 Montgomery Ward (and Sears) began selling 2 stroke mopeds again. This time around, Wards sold the USA-made Columbia moped with German-made Solo engine, rebranded as “Open Road”, and two USA-made AMF models. Later they sold USA-made EZ Rider/Minarelli mopeds, and in California stores, the French-made 1980 Peugeot 102 (on sale for $279). Sears, once again, also started selling Puch (Kromag) powered mopeds but under their Free Spirit moniker. Catalog and department store retailer J.C Penney also got in on the moped action in 1977 by offering its own Puch (Kromag) based mopeds under the names of Swinger and Pinto. By 1981 the moped craze was over and all three department stores discontinued selling mopeds, this time for good.

 


2. Wards Riverside all models

Sources: These model numbers and data come from official ads and trusted sources found on Google Images, and independently from Wards Riverside Riders. The purpose of listing as many model codes as possible, is to learn what the all models are, for each year, and what the codes mean.

Determining the Year: Almost none of these 1960’s mopeds and motorcycles say the year they were made. As a result many riders guess their bike’s year or incorrectly use the approval year. To make matters worse, most of the Wards advertisements and manual covers or pages do not say any year.

Use this chart to learn the year range by the specs or the model code, if that is known (some ID plates can be missing or have the model code blanked out). On Motobecanes look at the date on the Gurtner carburetor for when that was made. On Benelli’s the Dellorto carburetors do not have dates. Look on the bottom of the speedometer, under the seat, or elsewhere for dates. The year the bike was made would be soon after all the components are made.

 


product code   year range    moped or not    (made by or same as)  size type      specifications xxxxx tires


F———— 1957 to 1960 ———————————————————————————————————————-
FF FZP-14007A  1957-59 Riverside Mobylette (Motobec.
  ’56 AV78) 50cc 2-S a 1.5hp orange xx  (23 x 2) 2.00-19
FF FZP-14010A  1959-60 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’59 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 1.5hp orange (23½ x 2¼) 2.25-19
FF FZP-14010B  1960-60 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’59 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 1.5hp orange (22½ x 2¼) 2.25-18

FF FZP-14010C  1960-60 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’60 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 2.0hp copper (22½ x 2¼) 2.25-18

FF
FZP-14011A  1960-60 Riverside Mo-Ped long seat (MB’60 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 2.0hp copper (22½ x 2¼) 2.25-18
FF FRI-14014A   1958-60 Riverside Waikiki (Mitsubishi scooter) xxx xxcc 4-S a 4.9hp
xx URR-14015A  1959-60 Riverside Nassau (
Mitsubishi scooter)  xxxxxcc 4-S a x.xhp
Fx FEB-14050
A  1959-60 Riverside Scooter (Bianchi Orsetto)  xxxx 80cc 2-S 3 4.3hp 3spd grip-shift,  tires 3.50-8
———— 1961 to 1963 ———————————————————————————————————————–
FF FZP-14010C  1961-62 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’60 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 2.0hp copper (22½ x 2¼) 2.25-18

FF FZP-14011R  1961-63 Riverside Mo-Ped long seat (MB’60 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 2.0hp copper (23½ x 2¼) 2.25-19
FF 61B-14020R  1962-63 Riverside Pack Mule (Briggs & Strattonxxxcc 4-S a 3.0hp mini 15mph xxx tires 4.00-8
FF 61B-14021 1962-63 Riverside Pack Mule HD (Briggs & Strat
) xxxcc 4-S a 6.0hp mini 32mphxxx  tires 5.00-8
F
F FZP-14030R  1961-62 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’60 AV43) 50cc 2-S a 1.5hp cream, xxx (23 x 2) 2.00-19
FF FEB-14050R  1962-63 Riverside Scooter (Bianchi Orsetto) xxxx  80cc 2-S 3 4.3hp 3spd grip-shift,  tires 3.50-8

———— 1963 to 1964 ————-———————————————————————————————————-
FF-FZP-14011R  1963-64 Riverside Mo-Ped (Motobecane ’64 AV88) 50cc 2-S a 2.0hp copper (22½ x 2¼) 2.25-18
———— 1965 to 1966 ———————————————————————————————————————–
FFA-61-14001A  1965-66 Riverside 250-D xxxxxx  (Benelli) xxxxxx 50cc 2-S a 1.5hp red/wht long seat,  2.25-18
FFA-61-14002A  1965-66 Riverside Scooter xxxxxx (Benelli) xxxx   50cc 2-S 3 x.xhp gold 3-speed,

FFA-61-14003A  1965-66 Riverside Sport Bike xxx  (Benelli) xxxx   50cc 2-S 4 4.5hp 4-sp “Fireball” tires 2.25-18

FFA-61-14016A  1965-66 Riverside Lightweight 125(Benelli) x      125cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14017B  1965-66 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xxxx  250cc 4-S 4 x.xhp 4-sp tires 3.00-18, 3.25-18
FFA-61-14018A  1965-66 Riverside 150-P xxxxxx  (Benelli) xxxx     50cc 2-S a 1.5hp red/wht, solo seat,   2.25-18

FFA-61-14019A  1965-66 Riverside Scrambler 125 (Benelli) xxx    125cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14021A  1966-67 Riverside Lightweight 175(Benelli)  xX   175cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14022A  1966-67 Riverside Scrambler 175 (Benelli) xxx    175cc 2-S 4 x.xhp

FFA-61-14023A  1965-66 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xxxx  250cc 4-S 4 x.xhp
———— 1966 to 1967 ——————————————————————————————————-
—————
FFA-61-14001B  1966-67 Riverside 250-D xxxxxx (Benelli) xxxx    50cc 2-S a 1.5hp red/wht, long seat,   2.25-18
FFA-61-14002B  1966-67 Riverside 350-S xxxx (Benelli scooter)    50cc 2-S ? x.xhp
FFA-61-14003B  1966-67 Riverside 450-SS xxxxx (Benelli) xxxx    50cc 2-S 4 4.5hp  “Fireball”         tires 2.25-18
FFA-61-14016B  1966-67 Riverside Lightweight 125(Benelli) xX   125cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14018B  1966-67 Riverside 150-D xxxxxx  (Benelli) xxxx   50cc 2-S a 1.5hp red/wht, solo seat,   2.25-18
FFA-61-14019B  1966-67 Riverside Scrambler 125 (Benelli) xx    125cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14021B  1967-67 Riverside Lightweight 175(Benelli)  xx  175cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14022B  1967-67 Riverside Scrambler 175 (Benelli) xx    175cc 2-S 4 x.xhp
FFA-61-14023B  1966-67 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xxx  250cc 4-S 4 x.xhp
———— 1967 to 1968 ———————————————————————————————————————–
FF-61C-14016R  1967-68 Riverside Lightweight 125(Benelli) xx  125cc 2-S 4
FF-61C-14082R  1967-68 Riverside Li125 (Lambretta scooter)    125cc 2-S 4-speed, standard version
FF-61C-14083R  1967-68 Riverside Li125 (Lambretta scooter)    125cc 2-S 4-speed, deluxe version
FFA-61-14017C  1967-68 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xx   250cc 4-S 4 
FFA-61-14020C  1967-68 Riverside Mojave 350 xx (Benelli) xx   350cc 4-S 4
FFA-61-14023C  1967-68 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xx   250cc 4-S 4
———— 1968 to 1969 ———————————————————————————————————————–
FFA-61-14016D  1968-69 Riverside Lightweight 125(Benelli) xx  125cc 2-S 4
FFA-61-14017D  1968-69 Riverside Mojave 250 xx (Benelli) xx   250cc 4-S 4
FFA-61-14040D  1968-69 Riverside Mojave 360 xx (Benelli) xx   360cc 4-S 4
FFA-61-14041D  1968-69 Riverside Mojave 360 xx (Benelli) xx   360cc 4-S 4
FFA-61-14043D  1968-69 Riverside Mojave 260 xx (Benelli) xx   260cc 4-S 4
FFA-61-14047D  1968-69 Riverside Mojave 260 xx (Benelli) xx   260cc 4-S 4

 

 


3. 1957-64 Motobecane-made Wards Riverside mopeds

These US models were made in Patin France by Motobecane, for Montgomery Wards department stores throughout the USA and other countries. By the 1960’s Motobecane was global. US models were called Riverside, UK models were branded as Raleigh, India models were called Suvega. They all share the same equipment. The goal here is to admire and understand the bikes and learn what parts are the same. Motobecane models and dates are well known and organized in Ets Mauger.

 

Motobecane Engine Number Dates       and        Wards Riverside Motobecane Mopeds
from Dating Your Motobecane – Ets Mauger      xx    some models have links to bike photos with ID

year      engine #’s made xx   solo seat equal  tire  solo seat  equal  tire solo seat  equal  tir   long seat
year       Jan 1   to  Dec 31      model equals  tires   model equals  tires   model equals  tires   model equals  tires


1957  1361742 – 1630378   14007A ’56 AV78 19″
1958  1630379 – 1961291   14007A ’56 AV78 19″
1959  1961292 – 2342140   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010A 59 AV88 19″
1960  2342141 – 2745136   14007A ’56 AV78 19 
14010A 59 AV88 19″
1960  2342141 – 2745136   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010B ’59 AV88 18″
1960  2342141 – 2745136   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010C ’60 AV88 18  14030 ’60 AV43 19  14011A ’60 AV88 18″

1961  2745137 – 3219674   14007A 5’6 AV78 19 
14010A 60 AV88 18  14030 60 AV43 19  14011A ’60 AV88 19″
1962  3219675 – 3783994   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010A 60 AV88 18  14030 ’60 AV43 19  14011A ’60 AV88 19″

1963  3783995 – 4305912   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010   ’61 AV68 18  14030 ’60 AV43 19  14011A ’64 AV88 18″
1964  4305913 – 4850919   14007A ’56 AV78 19  14010   ’61 AV68 18  14030′ 60 AV43 19  14011A ’64 AV88 18″


Most of the time, the engine and the bike were made in the same year. But on some, the bike is made a year or more after the engine was made. This happens regularly near the end of the year, or when too many engines are produced, or not enough frames, or other reasons.

 

Mobylette Engines and Carbs 1950-1965

Wards Riverside Motobecane Engines 

AV7 V  The first variator “hinged” motor Motobecane ever made was on the early 1957-59 Riverside mopeds, #50165. The AV7 V motor had a Gurtner AR10-429 carburetor (not BA10-549 like Mobylette AV78 had). This motor was on Mobylette AV or AU 68 to 79, including 1957-59 AV 78, 1957-59 Riverside 14007A (because it is equivalent to AV 78). With a 10 mm carb these late 1950’s models went about 27 mph with 1.5 horsepower.

AV7 V2 (restricted intake)  This variator “hinged” motor #50294 had 1.5 hp, and was on 1960-61 Riverside 14010A and 14010B. The 50294 motor had a Gurtner AR10-429 carburetor. The Riverside parts book says on page 1 that engine #50294 is on 14010A, and it replaces engine #50165, because #50165 is discontinued. With a smaller intake pipe #16673 and 10 mm carb these early 60’s mopeds went 27 mph with 1.5 horsepower.

AV7 V2  This variator “hinged” motor #50298 had 2.0 hp, and was on most 1960-64 Riversides. The 50298 motor had a Gurtner AR13-488 carburetor (like Mobylette AV88 had). This motor was on 1960-65 Mobylette AV or AU 88, including 1960-64 Riverside 14010C, 14011A, 14010, 14011 (because they are equivalent to AV 88, and the Riverside parts book says that on page 5). With a bigger intake pipe #16619 and 13 mm carb these early 1960’s models went about 35 mph with 2.0 horsepower. The rest of the 2.0 hp engine was the same as the 1.5 hp version. See the engine parts listed side by side below.

AV7 Dbe (restricted intake)  The non-variator (Dimoby) “fixed” motor was a lower power version only on the rear-gas-tank model Riverside 1961-62. The AV7 Dbe motor had a Gurtner BA10-540 carburetor (like Mobylette AV43 had). This was on 1960-61 Motobecane AV43 and AV44, including the Riverside 14030 (because it is equivalent to AV43). With a small intake and a 10 mm carb this early 1960’s model went about 27 mph with 1.5 hp.

 

Wards Riverside Engine Parts

This is a side-by-side comparison of the main engine parts. The first four columns of part numbers are for 1957-1964 Riverside engines AV7 V, A7V Dbe and AV7 V2. The last three columns are for 1974-1977 Motobecane USA engines type AV7 Vb and AV7 Vc. Most of the parts for 1970’s Motobecane USA models Myrons has in stock, some used and some new. Some of those also fit 1960’s Motobecane or aliases like Riverside or Raleigh. This chart lists the main engine part numbers, to see what’s the same (across time and space).

——- Wards Riverside ——–    Motobecane USA  
AV7 V  AV7Dbe  —-AV7 V2—-  AV7 Vb  —-AV7 Vc—-
< engine model
1.5 hp  1.5 hp  1.5 hp  2.0 hp
 2.0 hp 1.5 hp 2.0 hp < horsepower
’57-59  ’61-62
   1960   ‘60-64  ‘74-75 ’76-77 ’76-77 < year range
14007A 14030 14010A 14010C  50V    50V    50V    < bike model     part name            notes


50165  ??????  50294  50298   53745 52341 53745  engine complete
14791  14791  14791  16625   19885 19885 19885  cylinder head
14854  14854  14854  14854   14854 14854 14854  head gasket
14816  16618  16618  16618   19478 23460 23460  cylinder with piston (23460 replaces 19478)
14407  16673  16673  16619   16619 16673 16619  intake pipe 16673
,14407 = Ø16   16619 = Ø17
14815  16620  16620  16620   17073 17073 17073  intake gasket
14819  14819  14819  14819   21240 22275 22275  piston A for 38.97 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21242 22276 22276  piston C for 38.98 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21244 22277 22277  piston E for 38.99 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21246 22278 22278  piston G for 39.00 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21248 22279 22279  piston J for 39.01 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21250 22280 22280  piston L for 39.02 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21252 22281 22281  piston N for 39.03 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   21254 22435 22435  piston P for 39.04 cylinder, to-76 FG rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21240 22275 22275  piston A for 38.97 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21242 22276 22276  piston C for 38.98 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21244 22277 22277  piston E for 38.99 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21246 22278 22278  piston G for 39.00 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21248 22279 22279  piston J for 39.01 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21250 22280 22280  piston L for 39.02 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21252 22281 22281  piston N for 39.03 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14819  14819  14819  14819   
21254 22435 22435  piston P for 39.04 cylinder, 76-on GI rings
14821  14821  14821  14821   14821 14821 14821  piston ring pre-6/1976 Ø39 x 2.0 FG side-pin gap style
14821  00000   1482   14821   22148 22148 22148  piston ring post-6/1976 Ø39 x 2.0 GI center-pin gap
14895  14895  14895  14895   14895 14895 14895  base gasket
14716  14716  14716  14716   14716 14716 14716  cylinder stud M7 x 100 x 10
14721  14721  14721  14721   14721 14721 14721  decomp valve assembly
15094  15094  15094  15094   15094 15094 15094  piston pin Ø13
15855  15855  15855  15855   15855 15855 15855  piston needle bearing Ø13 x Ø16 x 14
50230  16903  16903  16903   19609 19609 19609  crankshaft Ø16 at bearing, Ø15 after bearing
00518  16906  16906  16906   16906 16906 16906  crank bearing Ø16 x Ø42 x 13 special ID w/round edge
00060  00060  00060  00060   19089 19089 19089  crank seal Ø15 x Ø21 x 4
14814  14814  14814  14814   19608 19608 19608  crankcase
14896  14896  14896  16910   16910 16910 16910  case gasket

——- Wards Riverside ——–    Motobecane USA       carburetor, exhaust, magneto, clutch
AV7 V  AV7Dbe  —-AV7 V2—-  AV7 Vb  —-AV7 Vc—-
1.5 hp  1.5 hp  1.5 hp  2.0 hp
 2.0 hp 1.5 hp 2.0 hp
’57-59  ’61-62
   1960   ‘60-64  ’74-75 ’76-77 ’76-77
14007A 14030 14010A 14010C  50V    50V    50V                    part name            notes


16627  ??????  16627  15035   20026 52175 20026  carburetor  xxxxx   52175 = AR210-737  20026 = AR212-575
16627  ??????  16627  15035   20026 52175 22222  ??????=BA10-540   16627 = AR10-429    15035 = AR13-488
14100  14100  14100  16630   16630 14100 16630  intake sleeve (reducer) 16630=Ø17-19  14100=Ø16-19
14123  ??????  14123  14123   14101 14101 14101  float (Gurtner sec. 4) 5186=14123, 6685=??????, 4901=14101
15589  15589  15589  15589   19869 22872 22872  blunderbuss exhaust complete
50234  50292  50292  50292   53455 53445 53445  magneto complete (gray means doubtful)
15951  16729  16729  16729   17429 17429 17429  flywheel nut 17429 = M10-1.00 Left, 16729 = ?
14873  14873  14873  14873   14873 14873 14873  points cam flywheel hub
50236  50236  50236  50236   53507 53507 53507  light and horn source coil pink lower
14873  14873  14873  16634   53508 53508 53508  ignition source (exciter) coil red upper
16510  16510  16510  14873   53508 53508 53508  inner transformer coil
16510  16745  16745  16745   20266 23849 23849  outer transformer coil

 

 

 

 


3a. Identification 1957-64 (Motobecane)

“It don’t come easy”, George Harrison said. Wards kept secret the identity and year of their products, because they sold better when they were perceived as fresh, and had recognizable brand names, and because their products did not change every year. Nowhere on the bike or any ads or manuals did they mention any dates. 

The year of a bike has to be determined by the model code, engine number and by the equipment it has. The engine number years are in the table above. The year range of the corresponding Motobecane model with the same equipment is found there and below. Official manuals, ads, photos of actual bikes and their ID plates all provide evidence. When all the evidence agrees, it can be trusted as truthful.

 


1959 catalog FZP-14007 A

1957-59 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14007 A (same as 1956-58 AV78)

AV7 V engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
1.5 hp, 30 mph
solo seat, 2.00-19 tires (23 x 2) orange

Identified in photos by the 19″ tires, solo seat, tangerine orange color, no chrome plates on gas tank, and 1950’s style rear suspension.

1956-58 Motobecane AV78

1959 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14007 A eng# 2182515 (1959)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1959 Riverside Mo-Ped FZP-14007 A eng# 2200582 (1959)
provided by Paul Mc Main in Kokomo, Indiana USA

 

 

 

 


1960 Wards Riverside hanging on Myrons wall.
model FZP-14010 A eng# 2687404 (1960)
On this bike the ID plate had a correction.
A strip of tape covered the model number.
Under the tape it incorrectly said FZP-14007.

1959-60 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14010 A (same as 1959-60 AV88)

AV7 V engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
1.5 hp, 30 mph
solo seat, 2.25-19 tires (23½ x 2¼) orange

Identified in photos by the 19″ tires, solo seat, small egg shaped chrome tank plates, tangerine color, 1960’s rear suspension.

 

 

1960 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14010 B (same as 10 A but 18″ rims)

AV7 V engine (2-auto-clutch plus variator)
1.5 hp, 30 mph
solo seat, 2.25-18 tires (22½ x 2¼) orange

Identified in photos by the 18″ tires, solo seat, tangerine color.

 

1959-60 Motobecane AV88

1960 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14010 C (same as 10 B but copper)
AV7 V2 engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
2.0 hp, 35 mph
solo seat, 2.25-18 tires (22½ x 2¼)
copper

Identified in photos by the 18″ tires, solo seat, copper color.

1960-61 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14011 A (same as 10 C but long seat)
AV7 V2 engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
2.0 hp, 35 mph
long seat, 2.25-18 tires (22½ x 2¼) copper

Identified in photos by the 18″ tires, long seat, copper color.

 


1961-62 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
model FZP-14010

1962 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
FZP-14010 eng#3567657 (1962)
this solo seat was changed to long

1961-62 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14010  (same as 1959-60 AV88)
AV7 V2 engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
2.0 hp, 35 mph
solo seat, 2.25-18 tires (22½ x 2¼) copper

Identified in photos by the 18″ tires, copper color, solo seat, round headlight, all-curved rear fender, curved tool box cover rear edge, small egg shape gas tank chrome covers.

 

 


1962 Riverside Mo-Ped
FZP-14030 eng# 3631790 (1962)

1960-61 Motobecane AV43

1961-63 Riverside Mo-Ped Standard
FZP-14030 (same as 1960-61 AV43)

AV7 Dbe fixed engine (2-auto-clutches)
BA10-540 carb, 7.5 cr, 2.0hp 30mph
solo seat, 2.00-19 tires (23 x 2) cream

Identified in photos by the cream color, sheet frame with rear gas tank, seat pole that goes through the tank, bicycle fork, headlamp on front fender.

1960-61 Motobecane AV43
AV44 has large high headlight
AV43 has small low headlight

 

1963 catalog: 1961-63 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe FZP-14011
on the right: 1961-63 Riverside Mo-Ped Standard FZP-14030

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1961-63 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
FZP-14011 (same as 1959-60 AV88)

AV7 V2 engine (2-auto-clutch + variator)
2.0 hp, 35 mph
long seat, 2.25-19 tires (23½ x 2¼) copper

Identified in photos by the 19″ tires, copper color, long seat, round headlight, all-curved rear fender, curved tool box cover rear edge, small egg shape gas tank chrome covers.

1960-63 Motobecane AV88

1961 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
model FZP-14011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


1964 catalog has only FZP 14011

1964 Riverside Mo-Ped

1963-64 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
FZP-14011  (same as 1964-65 AV88)

AV7 V engine (2-auto-clutch plus variator)
BA10-549 carb, 7.5 cr, 2.0 hp 35mph
long seat, 2.25-18 tires (22½ x 2¼) copper

Identified in photos by the 18″ tires, copper color, long seat, rectangular headlight, straight section on rear fender, straight tool box cover rear edge, small rounded rectangular gas tank chrome covers.

1964-65 Motobecane AV88

 

 

 

 

 

 

1964 Riverside Mo-Ped Deluxe
FZP-14011 eng# 4419276 (1964)

1963 Riverside FZP-14011
eng# 3811827 (1963)
This is likely a 1964 model.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Source: Motobecane official photos of every year of every model are shown at Ets Mauger. Thanks to that wonderful resource, the three Wards Riverside French moped models are now correctly matched to their equivalent Motobecane models, after being incorrect. Also the confusion of 18 or 19 inch tires has been resolved; they use both sizes. It’s funny how the tire size can be determined by the shape of the tool box cover!

Date: The date of manufacture is not stated on the ID plate or anywhere else on the frame. The engine does say the year, but that is the year it was approved. The year the engine was made was a year or more after it was approved. This one says 1959 but it could be a 1960-64. There is a way to tell the year precisely by the original Gurtner carburetor. This “1959” has a BA540-F 2/62 carburetor made in Feb 1962. The frame would have been made some time after the carburetor was made, maybe a few months or less.

1960 FZP-14010A on Myrons wall.
Once bright tangerine, now faded to brown.

Wards and equivalent Motobecane tank badges
Top L: 1959-63 Wards Riverside, egg-shape plate (missing)
Bot L: 1959-60 AV88 61-62 AV68 egg shaped plate xxxxxxx
Top R: 1963-64 Wards Riverside, curved rectangle plate xx
Bot R: 1963-67 AV68 Mobymatic curved rectangle plate xx

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the wall: Myrons Mopeds showroom has a Wards Riverside Mo-Ped hanging on the wall, incomplete, but still cool. Everybody likes to see it and many people want to buy it. It’s exhaust interchanges with the 1970’s kind, even though it’s more rounded. 

In the tank badges photo, you can see the outline of the egg shaped plate it once had on the gas tank, same as on early AV68. The extra washer on the badge screw does not belong there. For now, it takes up the space of the missing plate. 

 

 


3b. Parts Manual

Here is a pdf download  1961 Riverside Parts Manual

This is for 1957-61 14007A, 14010A,B,C, 14011A, not 1961-63 14010, 14011, 14030.

1961 Riverside Parts Manual
for 14007A, 14010A,B,C, 14011A
but shows 14030 on cover!

page                       
01-00  cover                for 1957-61 14007A, 14010A,B,C and 14011A 
02-00  14010A parts different from 14007A, all other parts use 14007A
03-014010A frame, shocks, fork
05-00  14010B parts different from 14010A, 14007A, all others use 14007A
05-014010C, 14011A engine
08-00  14010C, 14011A clutch
09-00  14010C, 14011A carburetor and 14010, 14011
10-00  14010C , 14011A magneto
11-15  14010C, 14011A frame, shocks, fork
16-18  14007A engine
19-07  14007A clutch
20-07  14007A, 14010A, 14010B carburetor
21-07  14007A magneto
22-25  14007A frame
26-00  14007A drivetrain
27-28  14007A wheels
29-07  14007A controls
30-07  14007A electrical
31-25  14007A bodywork

 

 

 

14010A frame parts (different from 14007A), pages 1-4 14010B frame parts are the same, except for smaller
18″ tires, rims, and spokes, listed on page 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

14010C engine parts type AV7 V2 These parts were also for 14011A, 14010, 14011 models.

Many AV7 V2 (early 1960’s) items look the same as AV7 V (late 1950’s), but have different part numbers.

14010C and 14011A engine parts, page 5-7

14010C & 11A
clutch page 8

14010C & 14011A
magneto page 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wards Riverside Motobecane Carburetors Gurtner AR10-429, AR13-488 and BA10-540

Wards 14007A, 14010A, 14010B carb
on page 20 is Gurtner AR10-429 (10mm)

Wards 14010C, 14011A, 14010, 14011 carb
on page 9 is Gurtner AR13-488 (13mm)

Wards 14030 carb
is BA10-540 (10mm)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This took many hours learning and searching, to find the two pairs of matching illustrations. Wards gives no specs, apps or sizes of anything in the parts lists. They don’t say who makes their products and parts. All that makes it more difficult to find possible substitute parts.

All of the parts on the AR13-488 carb (bigger venturi) are the same as the AR10-429, except for: 16630 wider intake sleeve, 16628 wider main body, 16881 different diffuser (spray nozzle with both main and idle holes), 16629 wider throttle slide, 16708 top screw, and 190 unknown item.

 

14007A engine parts type AV7 V These parts were also for 14010A, 14010B models.

14007A engine parts, pages 16-18

14007A page 19

14007A page 21

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

14007A non-engine parts  These were the same for all models, with some exceptions.

14007A frame parts, pages 22-25

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

14007A drivetrain, page 26

14007A front hub (Ideal) p 27

14007A rear hub (Ideal) p 28

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

controls, p 29

14007A electrical, page 30

14007A bodywork, page 31

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Twist Grip Operation

The twist-grip control has two sliding blocks that pull two cables. Twisting the grip towards you pulls on the throttle cable, to increase the engine power. Twisting the grip away from you pulls on the decompression cable, to release the compression and make starting easier. You first twist it away from you. Then pedal or push the bike above walking speed. The automatic starting clutch will go clunk clunk and engage the motor, which will then turn over with a sound like glub glub glub. Then you twist the grip towards you. That releases the decomp cable, restoring the compression. Then the engine starts. If it’s a cold start the choke lever needs to be pulled also.

 

Wards Riverside Motobecane parts that are the same as on 1970’s mopeds

Speedo cable 15574 and 15575 interchanges with 1970’s Peugeot 103 (Veglia).
Brake levers 50032 and 15515 interchange with 1970’s Motobecane.
Belt 14756 interchanges with 1970’s Motobecane.
many more …

 

 

 

 

Misc Italian Mopeds

June 27, 2019

updated 2020-01

⇐ purple are links
numbered are below

  # x name xxxxxxxxxxxx  maker           N A M E   I N D E X   a n d
# x name xxxxxxxxxxxx  maker        T A B L E   O F   C O N T E N T S
01. Aprilia  xxxxxxxxxxx  Aprilia?
02. Arciero xxxxxxxxxx   Italtelai
03. Aspes xxxxxxxxxxx    Italvelo
00. Baretta xxxxxxxxxx   Piccoli
00. Benelli xxxxxxxxxx    Benelli
04. Benvenuti xxxxxxxx  Lem Motor

05. BETA xxxxxxxxxxxx   BETA Bianchi, Enzo e Tosi, Arrigo
00. Bianchi xxxxxxxxxx   Italvelo
00. Bimotor xxxxxxxxxx  Bimotor see Moto Bimm
06. Carnielli xxxxxxxxxx Carnielli

07. Chiorda xxxxxxxxxx  Chiorda?
08. Chris Cycle xxxxxxxx Willier

00. Cimatti xxxxxxxxxxx Cimatti
00. Concord xxxxxxxxxx Fantic
00. Cosmo and Colt xxxx Piccoli
00.
DEMM xxxxxxxxxxxx DEMM Daldi e Matteucci Motori
00. Di Blasi xxxxxxxxxxx Di Blasi Industriale
00. Fabbrica Motoveicoli
Fabbrica Motoveicoli see Garelli
00. 
Fantic xxxxxxxxxxxx Fantic Motor
00. 
F. Morini xxxxxxxxxx Lem Motor
09. FMB Telaimotor xxxx
FMB Telaimotor Fabbrica Motocicli Bologna
00. Gadabout xxxxxxxxx Moto BM
00. 
Garelli xxxxxxxxxxx  Agrati Garelli
00. Gary xxxxxxxxx xxx  Fabbrica Motoveicoli see Garelli
10. General TE xxx Xxxx Moto Bimm
11. Gilera xxxxxxxx xxx  Gilera, Piaggio
00. Gitane xxxxxxxx xxx Testi

00. Harley Davidson xxx  Aermacchi
00. 
Indian xxxxxx xXxxx Italjet
00. Innocenti xxxxx xxx  Innocenti see Lambretta
00. 
Intramotor Gloria x x Intramotor Gloria
00. Italjet xxxxx xxxxxx  Italjet
12. Italtelai xxxx xxxxxx Italtelai

00. Italvelo xxxx xxxxxx Italvelo

13. ITOM xxxxxxx xxxxx  ITOM Industria Torinese Meccanica
14. Lambretta xxx xxxxx Innocenti
15. Lem Motor xxx xxxx  Lem Motor 

16. Maico xxxxxxxx xxxx Moto Bimm
17. Malanca xxxxxx xxxx Malanca
00. Malaguti xxxxx xxxx  Malaguti

18. Moto Bimm xxxxxxxx Bimotor
00. Moto BM xxxxxxxxxx Moto BM Bonvicini Marino
19. Moto FBM xxxxxxxxx Moto FBM Fabbrica Bolognese Motocicli
00. Moto Guzzi xxxxxxxx SEIMM Società Esercito Industrie Moto Meccaniche
00. Moto Meteora xxxxx  Moto Meteora
00. Motobecane Sebring  Motobecane-MotoMeteora

20. Motobee xxxxxxxxxx Testi
00. Motobi xxxxxxXXxxx Motobi see Benelli
21. Motom xxxxxxXXxxx Motom 

00. Motomarina xxXXxx  Moto Meteora

00. 
Motori Minarelli xx x Motori Minarelli
00. 
Motori Morini Franco Motori Morini Franco
00. 
Motron xxxxxxxxxxx Motron
00. MW xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Benelli see Wards Riverside

00. MZV xxxxxxxxxxxxx  MZV see Safari

00.
Negrini xxxxxxxxxxx Negrini
22. Omer xxxxxxxxxx xx Omer

00. Pacer xxxxxxxxxx xx Italtelai

00. 
Piaggio xxxxxxxXxxx Piaggio
00. Rizzato xxxxxxxxxxx Cesare Rizzato
00. Safari xxxxxxxxXXxx MZV

00.
Testi xxxxxxxxxxxxx Testi
23.
Silver Foxi xxxxXxxx Testi
00. Snark-Bianchi xXxxx  Italvelo or Italtelai
24. Velomec xxxxxxxxXx Italvelo

00. 
Vespa xxxxxxxxxxxx Piaggio
00. Wards Riverside   xx  Benelli

25. West Wind xxxxxxxx Spisni Lino

26. Yankee Peddler xxxx FMB Telaimotor

00.
Zanetti xxxxxxxxxXx Zanetti

Italy Flag

There are many Italian motorcycle names. Wheels of Italy has 543 motorcycle sections.
These here are the Italian brands that sold mopeds new in the USA, plus a few others.
The bike identity (brand, maker, model, year, version) helps to know the parts identity.
Most export models are “re-branded” and the true identity is concealed.  

 

 


Aprilia Dany

This late 60’s or early 70’s model has an early Morini MO1 Gyromat engine.

1968 Morini Gyromat

 

 

 

 


1978 Arciero Eagle made by Italtelai Morini MO-1 engine

1978 Arciero Eagle I “tubone” style frame
Morini MO-1 engine

Arciero      made in Italy by Italtelai      Morini MO-1 or MO-2 engine

1979 Arciero top tank made in Italy by Italtelai Morini MO-1 or MO-2

1979 Arciero top tank
Italy-made by Italtelai
Morini MO-1 or MO-2

Italtelai smallArciero is not in the Wheels of Italy Encyclopedia, but Italtelai is. Italtelai began in 1972, and means “Italian frames”. They made chassis for Arciero, Bianchi, Pacer, Portofino, Snark, and other US export models. They all used Motori Morini Franco engines and Spisni Franzoni forks. 1970’s engines were Morini MO-1 or MO-2. 1980’s was Morini M1.

 

Arciero Eagle close up

Arciero Eagle close up

Arciero Hawk II

Arciero Hawk 2 GT

1978 Arciero Sea Gull

1978 Arciero Sea Gull

’79 Arciero Hawk 2 GT
Morini MO2 engine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Huret

Arciero components: Morini MO-1 or MO-2 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12 (or 14/9) carburetor, CEV lights and switches, Domino chrome levers, Grimeca hubs and 90mm brakes, Dansi magneto, Huret speedometer with LH driver. Gas cap for “monotrave” is clamp-on pop-up, for step thru is 30mm push-in or 30mm qtr-turn, for top tank is 40mm qtr turn wide wing.

 


1977 Aspes step thru Minarelli V1 engine

1977 Aspes – by Italvelo

Aspes small  Aspes      made in Italy by Italvelo     Minarelli V1 engine

ItalveloMoto Aspes built quite successful 50 to 125cc sports bikes and offroad racers from 1967 to 1982, with mostly Minarelli or Sachs shifter engines. 

Italvelo is not in the Wheels of Italy Encyclopedia. Italvelo makes Aspes, Italvelo, Bianchi, Snark, Velomec step-thru mopeds.

 

Veglia smallAspes components: Minarelli V1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12 (30mph) carburetor, CEV lights and switches, Domino chrome levers, Grimeca hubs and brakes, CEV 6932 magneto, CEV or Veglia? speedometer with LH driver. Gas cap is 30mm push-in.

 


197x Benvenuti Fabrizio A1 Morini MO-1 engine

Benvenuti Fabrizio A1
Morini MO-1 engine

Benvenuti      made in Italy by Lem Motor        Morini MO-1 engine

Benvenuti is an Italian surname that also means welcome. The Lem-made Benvenuti Fabrizio A1 chassis is the same as Lem Pratikal, Safari Cobra, Safari 300, Safari MZVand F. Morini Chembol.

OSL smallBenvenuti components: Monotrave aka “tubone” type frame, Morini MO-1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12  (or 14/9) carburetor, CEV lights and “round chrome” switches, OSL aluminum “finger bumps” levers, Grimeca hubs and brakes, Dansi magneto.

 


1978 Beta SL5

1978 BETA SL5

BETA      made in Italy by BETA        BETA 1-speed engine

BETA was formed in the early 1900’s in Florence Italy, by Guiseppe Bianchi, a famous bicycle racer and entrepreneur. Originally it was called “Societe Guiseppe Bianchi”, and made bicycles. Later in the 1940’s when production of motorcycles began, the company was renamed “BETA”, after Bianchi, Enzo and Tosi, Arrigo, the chief officers at the time. Beta is still making motorcycles, mostly off road trials bikes. 

 

1977 BETA SL5 red

BETA SL5 (Euro model)

’77 BETA SL5 carb view

’77 BETA SL5 (painted)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BETA components: 2.25-16″ tires, 25mph or 17mph engine versions, Laura-type reed valve, Dellorto SHA 14/12 (25mph) or SHA14/9 (17mph) carburetor, CEV lights and switches, Domino chrome levers, Domino wrap-around throttle or sliding block, Grimeca hubs and 90mm brakes, CEV speedometer with LH driver.


1970-71 Premier BeBe (made by BETA)

 

 

 

 


Carnielli   made in Italy by Carnielli    Sachs engine

1975 Carnielli Moto G

1969 Carnielli Moto G

This is a collapsible mini-moped with pedals. It has tie-rod steering and a front swing armThis one was serviced at MM in the mid-2000’s.

 

 

 

 

Graziella is the name of a folding bicycle line made by Carnielli. 

Moto Graziella is the name of a their motorized folding bike. 

Moto G is the name on the gas tank.

 

 


Chiorda  made in Italy by Chiorda    Morini engine

1974 Chiorda Commandos with Morini 4M engine

 

 

 


Chris Cycle    made in Italy by Wilier    Morini engine

Wilier Triestina began in 1906 in Trieste, Italy as Ciclomeccanica Dal Molin. Craftsman Pietro Dal Molin from Bassano was fascinated by bicycles and the speed with which they were gaining popularity in daily life.  He purchased an almost unknown English brand, Wilier, and began producing bicycles. Wilier has produced winning racing bicycles for over 100 years. Here is the full story from wilier.com.

1968-69 Chris Cycle M-3

1964-68 Chris Cycle M-2

Vee’-lee-air: Although “Wilier” was originally a early 1900’s English bicycle, it is also W.I.L.I.E.R. Both Wilier and Triestina were inspired by Italian patriotism following the World Wars. Wilier is an acronym. W is an abbreviation for the word Viva, which means “Long live”, beginning the phrase: W l’Italia LIberata E Redenta – Long live Italy, liberated and redeemed. It is pronounced /Vee’-lee-air/. from Wheels of Italy

Motocicli Wilier produced small motorcycles and mini-cycles mostly 48cc in the 1950’s and 60’s. Here is the Wilier gallery on cybermotorcycle.com.

Chris Cycle was an American brand of mini-cycles, made in Italy by Motocicli Wilier in the 1960’s, imported and sold by Everywhere Inc. in Monrovia CA, near Los Angeles.

 

 

1968 Chris Cycle M-2

Morini 3CV engine

Morini 3CV engine

 

M-2 was a street-legal 3-speed grip-shift 50cc mini-cycle, painted green, with low right-side exhaust. Engine was a 1964-69 Franco Morini 3CV, fan-cooled with sideways head fins. 3.50 – 5 tires, weight 98 lbs.

 

M-2 Parts Manual

Dansi ASL223VS

Domino left control

 

 

M-2 components: Domino “70’s chrome” controls, CEV “short” headlight (no speedometer), CEV “all-in-one” switch right-side, CEV “early round” tail light, Dansi ASL223VS magneto.

 

Chris Cycle M-2B Sport

1969 Chris Cycle M-2B

M-2B Sport was a street-legal 3-speed grip-shift 50cc mini-cycle, painted red, with up-swept left-side exhaust, Dellorto ME16-BS carburetor, Franco Morini 3CV engine.

M-2B components: Domino “70’s chrome” controls, CEV “bullet” headlight with Huret speedometer, CEV “all-in-one” switch right-side, CEV “early round” tail light. Dansi ASL223VS magneto, 3-wire with external ignition ground green wire.

 

 

Morini 101 engine

1969 Chris Cycle M-3

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M-3 Super Sport was a street-legal 4-speed foot-shift 100cc mini-cycle. Engine was a Franco Morini 101, air-cooled. This same engine on a 1968 Indian (Italjet) Bobcat 100 made 15hp with a Dellorto UB22 carburetor.

 

 

 

 

 


FMB Telaimotor     made in Italy by FMB Telaimotor    Minarelli V1 engine

1969 FMB Telaimotor Minarelli V1 engine

1969 FMB SI-AP
Minarelli V1 engine

1978 FMB Yankee Peddler Minarelli V1 engine

1978 FMB Yankee Peddler
Minarelli V1 engine

FMB Telaimotor Fabbrica Motocicli Bologna Telaimotor (Bologna Motorcycle Factory that makes motor Frames) was one of the myriad companies in and around Bologna, Italy through the ’50s to the ’80s that specialised in building their own chassis. FMB was based at 38 Via Fossolo, but sadly now there’s a company building lab equipment instead.

 

FMB should not be confused with FBM (Fabbrica Bolognese Motocicli). FMB made chassis and nearby FBM made engines.

 


Moto BimmGeneral TE   made in Italy by Moto Bimm   Minarelli V1-L

1985 General 5 Star TE made by Moto Bimm Minarelli V1-L engine

1985 General 5 Star TE
made by Moto Bimm
Minarelli V1-L engine

Most Generals are made in Taiwan by Jui Li. This one is different. It is 100% Italian.

 

 

 

 

 

 


1976 Gilera Mopeds flyerGileraGilera  made in Italy by Piaggio   Piaggio

Gilera was founded in Arcore, Italy in 1909 by Giuseppe Gilera. After four decades of making motorcycles, in the 1950’s Gilera had the technical expertise to win the 500cc motorcycle world championship 6 times in 8 years. In 1969, Gilera was purchased by Piaggio.

1976 Gilera Trial Moped

Gilera motorcycles were sold in the US, as a Sears brand in the 1960’s. Gilera mopeds, with pedals, were never sold in the US. These “sport mopeds” at left were for England in 1973 to 1977, where there was no limit on power or speed or transmission gears, only 50cc with pedals. Many of those “sport mopeds” went 55 or 60mph. Wow! 

The Vespa Grande, a US model, is 80% the same as a Gilera cbA, a Euro model, both made by Piaggio. The lights, electrical wiring, and long seat are the main differences.

1976 Gilera cb1

76 Gilera cb1 (Euro model)

1975 Gilera

1975 Gilera cb1 (Euro)

Gilera cb1 b

Gilera cb1 b (Euro)

1977 Gilera cbA

1977 Gilera cbA (Euro)
is like a Vespa Grande

 

 

 

 

 

 

These models are shown for information purposes. Myrons does not have parts for these, other than things that were on US model Vespa Grandes. Some of those parts have become scarce. 

 

 


Itom       made in Italy by Itom     Itom 1-speed engine

ITOM stands for Industria Torinese Meccanica. They made quality 50 to 125cc motor bikes from 1948 to 1975 near Turin (Torino), Italy. 

1966 ITOM models

1968 ITOM Sirio 50

 

Info Itom 3

Itom Automatic Lusso

Info Itom 1

1970’s Itom Automatic Lusso (Euro model)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1977 Morini MO1 motor

Info Itom 2

1973? Itom motor

The 1970’s Itom 1-speed automatic motor with horizontal cylinder is similar to a Morini MO1, but is different.

Here are both engines, side by side, for comparison. 

 

 

 

 


Lambretta       made in Italy by Innocenti     Innocenti 1-spd engine

Innocenti was a steel tubing factory formed in 1922 by Italian businessman Ferdinando Innocenti. In 1947, after the factory was heavily bombed in WWII, they switched to producing motor scooters with the brand name Lambretta. The design was inspired by 1940’s Cushman scooters made in Nebraska USA. 

From WikipediaLambretta is the brand name of a line of motor scooters initially manufactured in Milan, Italy, by Innocenti. The name is derived from the word Lambrate, the suburb of Milan named after the river which flows through the area, and where the factory was located. Lambretta was the name of a mythical water-sprite associated with the river which runs adjacent to the former production site.

In 1972, the Indian government bought the machinery of the Milanese factory, creating Scooters India Limited(SIL) in order to produce the Lambro three-wheeler under the name Vikram for the domestic market. Lambretta scooters were also manufactured under licence by Fenwick in France, NSU in Germany, Serveta in Spain, API in India, Yulon in Taiwan, Pasco in Brazil, Auteco in Colombia and Siambretta in Argentina. Innocenti S.A. (also known as Lambretta Consortium) based in Lugano, Switzerland is the owner of the international trademark Lambretta and has licensed the brand throughout the world.

Lambretta Lambretino

1960’s Lambretta Lambretino
2.25-18 tires

1960’s Lambretta Lambretino

1950’s Innocenti moped

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Lem     made in Italy by Lem     Minarelli and Morini engines

Lem Motor srl was founded in 1974 by Vincenzo Marasco, in Calderara di Reno, Bologna, Italy. Lem produced small motorcycles with mostly 50cc and 65cc Minarelli and Franco Morini engines. In the 1980s the majority of models were for junior MX and trials. Later the company partnered with Italjet, and in 2017 produced a variety of pitbikes and minimotos up to 150cc along with electric motorcycles.

 


Maico            made in Italy by Bimotor – Moto Bimm     Minarelli V1

Maico is a trade name used by importer/distributer M.P.I. A true Maico is German-made, usually a motocross or trail bike. Maico mopeds are made by Italy by Moto Bimm.

Moto Bimm was founded in 1965 by Jose Becocci in Florence, Italy. They produced off-road motorcycles from 50 cc through 125 cc using Minarelli engines. Later there were sport bikes and mopeds with various small engines. The Maico moped is one, famously known as the Billo in Italy. Sometime in the 1970’s Moto Bimm became Motori Bimm and then Bimotor, which lasted until 1980. Note that “Moto Bimm” is not Moto BM (Bonvicini Marino) and “Bimotor” is not Motobi (Benelli). The names are all similar.

Moto Bimm (Bimotor)

1971 Moto Bimm

1973 Cyclobimm Billo (Bimotor Moto Bimm) Minarelli V1 engine

1973 Cyclobimm Billo
(Bimotor Moto Bimm)
Minarelli V1 engine

1976 Maico MPI

1976 Maico MPI
30mph USA model

1978 Maico moped 20mph Euro model

1978 Maico moped
20mph Euro model

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maico components: Minarelli V1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12 (or 14/9) carburetor, CEV lights and switches, Domino controls and levers, Grimeca hubs and brakes, CEV 6932 magneto, CEV speedometer with LH driver.

 

 


Malanca         made in Italy by Malanca     Malanca Z engine

From Google: Mario Malanca founded the company in Bologna, Italy in 1956 by building motorcycle wheel hubs and mechanical parts. In 1960, Malanca built a new factory and began producing its own engines. The company was successful in Italy before expanding to produce bikes for Asia and America, and eventually went out of business in 1986.


1976 Malanca step-thru mopeds (Italy models)

with Malanca vertical-cylinder engine:
Duepiu
Mascote-B, Jolly-B 3M
Leoncino 3M-4M
Lord 4M-5M
Tigre 4M-5M TN

with Malanca Z engine:
Roxi (formerly Zeta)
Big
Mini Zeta
Tigrotto

More Malanca models are here: Malanca Models part 2 and Malanca 50cc.

 


1976-77 Malanca (US models) Zeta, Roxi, Tigre and Roxi green

with Malanca Z engine:
Zeta  with standard frame, painted fenders, standard fork
Roxi with standard frame, chrome fenders, deluxe fork
Tigre with monotube frame, deluxe fork


76-77 Malanca Z engine (US model), Dansi steel flywheel

 


1977 Malanca Roxi (US model) from John Miszuk
with Malanca Z engine, Dansi steel flywheel
with standard frame, chrome fenders, deluxe fork

 


1970’s Malanca Zeta (Canada model) from Vilmos Dobos
with Malanca Z engine, Ducati aluminum flywheel, anticlockwise
with standard frame, chrome fenders, standard fork

 

Malanca Z engine

The Malanca Z horizontal cylinder one speed two stroke engine resembles Demm horizontal cylinder. The clutch cover, cylinder and head look the same. The differences are only noticed when they are side by side.


1.
Malanca and Demm, 2. Benelli clutch, 3. Minarelli piston

Clutch: Malanca Z, Demm and Benelli G2 all have the same Adler automatic clutch.

Piston: Both Malanca and Demm use Minarelli designs. The bore is 38.8 mm bore and stroke is 42 mm, for a displacement of 49.6 cc. Like Minarelli, restricted Malanca models have a 38.0 bore and a 47.6 cc displacement. The vertical dimensions 22-12-16 are the same as Minarelli and Sachs.

 

Malanca Roxi frame


1. Malanca Roxi (Euro), 2. Demm Smily (US)

The Malanca Roxi/Zeta frame resembles the Demm Smily/Scout frame.

 

 

 


1977 Motobee RS100

1977 Motobee RS100

Motobee    made in Italy by Testi   Minarelli V1

Many of these bikes seem to be from Maine. They have a unique gas tank. Otherwise the Motobee RS100 is the same as a Gitane Sport. They are both made by Testi. See Testi/Gitane. The components are all the same as Gitane, except the Motobee speedometer is CEV, not Huret.

There is another bike called Motobi, made by Benelli. This is not that.

1978 Gitane Sport

 

Here is a Gitane Sport moped. Same CEV lights, same PV controls, same frame, wheels, forks, fenders, handlebar, switches. The Minarelli engine has the plastic fan cover, not metal. The speedometer and gas tank are the main difference.

 

 

 


1966 Motom Nova

Motom

Motom was founded in 1947 by Ernesto Frua De Angeli, and closed in 1970.

 

 

 

 

 


  Moto Bimm (Bimotor)  

Moto Bimm (Motori Bimm, later Bimotor), founded in 1965 by Jose Becocci in Florence, produced off-road motorcycles with an engine displacement from 50 cc through 125 cc using Minarelli engines. Later there where sport motorcycles and mopeds with engines that were manufactured by other companies offered in their lineup. (from Wheels of Italy Encyclopedia)

1970 Moto Bimm
(Italy models)

1971 Moto Bimm
(Italy models)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The company name was “(Bimotor) Motori Bimm“, and later “Bimotor, Florence”.

1970 models:

V1 (Minarelli V1 one speed engine)
V2 (Minarelli V2 variator engine)
Mini (Minarelli V1 or V1-K)
Cross (Minarelli P4)

US model mopeds made by Moto Bimm were branded Motobimm, Maico, Gadabout, and General TE.


1978 Motobimm (US model)

 


FBM group photo

 FBMMoto F.B.M.  made in Italy by Moto FBM   FBM engine

Moto F.B.M. (Fabbrica Bolognese Motocicli) 224 Via Battindarno, Bologna, Italy was founded in 1951 by Vittorio Minarelli and Franco Morini, nephew of Alphonso Morini. The two young Italian engineers produced 125 to 250cc motorcycle engines for other makers.

 

Moto F.B.M.Testi and Sachs helped Minarelli: Since 1933 Testi was a bicycle company owned by Umberto Testi. Umberto’s son Erio Testi worked in his fathers bicycle factory. In 1953 Umberto sent his son Erio Testi to Austria to visit Fichtel and Sachs, and learn about small two stroke engines. After Erio returned, he was hired by Moto FBM, and transferred the Sachs two stroke moped engine manufacturing knowledge to his friend Vittorio Minarelli. In 1954 the Pettirosso (red breast) was born, a 50cc 2-stroke 2-speed cable-shift engine, destined to become the engine for most popular mopeds in Europe, and later the P3 3-speed version.  see https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBM_(azienda)

In 1956 Moto F.B.M. split into F.B. Minarelli and Motori Franco Morini. See Minarelli Motor and  Morini Motor.

 


1976 Moto Meteora Minarelli M4 4-speed tubone type frame

1976 Moto Meteora
Minarelli P4 4-speed
(Euro model) tubone type

1974 Moto Meteora logo

1974 Moto Meteora logo

Moto Meteora    made in Italy by Moto Meteora 

Moto Meteora began in 1953 in Monteveglio, Bologna, Italy. They made lightweight motorcycles with 50 to 125cc OMS and NSU engines. In the early 1980’s they made mopeds with Franco Morini engines, such as the Motomarina Sebring. They closed around 1990.

Moto Meteora components: Minarelli P4 50cc 4-speed shifter engine, Grimeca hubs, CEV electrics. What other “tubone” is it the same as?

 


        Omer          made in Italy by Omer           Minarelli and Morini engines

1969 Omer
(Italy models)

OMER (Officine Meccaniche Emiliane Reggio) made motorbikes and three wheeler pick up trucks from 1966 to 1981.

From Sheldons EmuBased in Reggio Emilia, near Modena, the company built the Tanga and Skipper, conventional mopeds Vivo, Zoom, Mini Daytona, Mini Vallelunga Cross, and a folding minibike for MV-Agusta.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Silver Foxi           made in Italy by Testi                 Minarelli V1 engine

1977 Silver Foxi

1977 Silver Foxi

The Silver Foxi, made by Testi,  is one of four marketing names made by United Moped. The others are “Foxi GT” by Sparta (Holland), “Foxi Deluxe” by KTM (Austria) and “Foxi 47” by Jui Li (Taiwan). The Silver Foxi is a monotrave frame, compatible with the Gitane Cricket, and the Testi Cricket.

PV controlsVeglia smallSilver Foxi components: Minarelli V1 engine 20(1.0hp), 25(1.5hp), 30mph(2.0hp) versions, Dellorto SHA 14/12 (or 14/9) carburetor, CEV lights and switches, PV controls and levers, Grimeca hubs and brakes, CEV 6932 magneto, CEV or Veglia speedometer with LH driver.

 


1977 Velomec Automatic made by Italvelo Morini MO-1 engine

1977 Velomec Automatic

ItalveloVelomec   made in Italy by Italvelo   Morini MO-1 engine

Velomec is a trade name that is not on any list (except this one). The maker Italvelo is not in the Wheels of Italy Encyclopedia. See Bianchi. Italvelo makes Aspes, Italvelo, Bianchi, Snark, Velomec mopeds.  

 

HuretPV controls

Velomec components: Morini MO-1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12 or 14/9 carburetor, Grimeca hubs, brakes, 11mm axles, CEV lights and switches, PV controls, Huret speedometer with LH driver.

 

 


Westwind GT

Westwind GT

West Wind   made in Italy by Spisni Lino   Morini MO-1

West Wind is a trade name made by the importer/distributor, American Moped Inc (AMI), who also imported the Indian 4-stroke, (before Derbi/Leone). It has a “tubone” style frame (thick tube with gasoline inside).

 

 

West Wind components: Morini MO-1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/9 carburetor, Domino chrome levers/controls, Dansi magneto, CEV electrics, Grimeca Razze Incrociate style mag wheels with 90mm drum brakes, 11mm axles, CEV speedometer with LH driver.

 


Yankee Peddler

Yankee Peddler

Yankee Peddler   made in Italy by FMB Telaimotor   Minarelli V1 engine

FMB smallYankee Peddler mopeds are mostly in the New England area of the USA. The US importer/distributor was Besser Marketing Assoc?, in Rhode Island?.

 

 

 

1969 FMB Telaimotor Minarelli V1 engine

1969 FMB Telaimotor
Minarelli V1 engine

1978 FMB Yankee Peddler Minarelli V1 engine

1978 FMB Yankee Peddler
Minarelli V1 engine

FMB Telaimotor Fabbrica Motocicli Bologna Telaimotor (Bologna Motorcycle Factory that makes motor Frames) was one of the myriad companies in and around Bologna, Italy through the ’50s to the ’80s that specialised in building their own chassis. FMB was based at 38 Via Fossolo, but sadly now there’s a company building lab equipment instead. FMB should not be confused with FBM (Fabbrica Bolognese Motocicli). FMB made chassis and nearby FBM made engines.

 

1978 FMB gas tank

1978 FMB gas tank

FMB Minarelli V1 engine

FMB Yankee Peddler
Minarelli V1 engine

Yankee Peddler components: Minarelli V1 engine, Dellorto SHA 14/12 carburetor, CEV “console” switches, CEV lights, CEV 6932 magneto, Grimeca hubs, 11mm axles and 90mm drum brakes, CEV speedometer with LH driver, 40mm push in gas cap

 

 

 

 

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