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2009 Piaggio Fly 150 Scooter - $1,200 (Westminster)
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Our family had this scooter since it was new. I've take care of it, but I can no longer keep up with necessary maintenance. She's currently a bit of a project piece. Due to it sitting over winters here in CO, I suspect the jets are clogged and the carburetor needs to be disassembled and cleaned.
The odometer never worked quite right even after getting it "fixed" in 2015 -- I suspect loose wiring, but never investigated, just went with the flow of traffic.
The fuel gauge suffers a similar issue. They could be related. I always just topped off once a week and never had any issues.
That being said, in the last year, I have installed a new headlight, new starter button and new back tire. Recent work included the exhaust being cleaned and new gasket installed. The seat fabric is in good condition. There is minor cosmetic damage on the back from my husband accidentally dumping it over when learning to ride.
Title is clean and never been in an accident.
Bottomline, ***You will need a trailer to haul her away to a mechanic or home, if you plan to do the work yourself.*** I have a folder with records from all maintenance fixes and yearly registration. I will throw in my helmet at no extra charge if you would like.
Otherwise, GREAT commuter scooter. I super enjoyed riding to work and running errands on it but she's ready for a new home.
$1200 OBO
Details from the manufacturer below:
The 2009 Piaggio Fly 150 is a reliable, budget-friendly four-stroke scooter featuring a 149cc air-cooled, carbureted engine producing 12 hp and a top speed of 62 mph. It is known for its compact, sturdy design, 12-inch wheels, and strong, Vespa-derived engine, making it an excellent city commuter.
Key Specifications (2009 Model):
• Engine: 149cc Single-Cylinder, 4-Stroke
• Top Speed: 100 kph (62 mph)
• Transmission: CVT Automatic
• Fuel Capacity: 1.9 gallons (7.2 liters)
• Brakes: Front Disc / Rear Drum
• Weight: 247 lbs (112 kg)
• Seat Height: 30.9 inches (785 mm)
Performance and Features:
• Handling: Known for good, nimble handling in urban environments.
• Components: Utilizes 5-spoke aluminum alloy wheels.
• Security: Features an engine immobilizer system; ensuring you have the brown "master" key is crucial, as replacements are expensive.
Common Considerations:
• Maintenance: Generally robust, but the carbureted model can have fueling issues if left to sit (clogged jets).
• Price: Often found for a low price compared to equivalent Vespa models.
• Usage: Popular for commuting and capable of carrying two people, though, like many 150cc scooters, it is not ideal for high-speed highway use.