Vehicle History & Overview

The selling dealer acquired this Vespa P125X in February 2023. The prior owner reportedly kept the Vespa in operational condition during his long-term ownership, but did not ride it often. Patina can be seen, specifically on the front fender, via images in the main gallery. A shop manual and spare parts including a carburetor, carburetor rebuild kit, and air cleaner are included.

The Vespa PX launched in 1977 as a new model line. Improvements included revised front and rear suspension to offer better stability, increased storage capacity, and a more comfortable polyurethane saddle. Two engines were offered initially, including the air-cooled 123cc two-stroke single-cylinder version seen here that developed 8 horsepower. A 4-speed manual transmission and direct-drive setup sent power to the rear wheel. Front and rear drum brakes provided stopping power. The quoted top speed was 86 kilometers per hour. Series production of the P125X ended in 1981.

Equipment

• Air-cooled 123cc two-stroke single-cylinder engine

• 4-speed manual transmission with grip-shift

• Drum brakes front and rear

• Spare tire

• Storage compartments

• Polyurethane saddle

• Veglia Borletti instrumentation

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Imperfections

• Patina, chips, and scratches can be seen on various panels, examples of which are shown below and in the main gallery.

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Included Items

• Shop manuals

• Spare parts, including:

  • Carburetor

  • Carburetor rebuild kit

  • Air cleaner