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» Piaggio MP3 125: a three-wheels Scooter
(January 2007)

 

Piaggio MP3 125

 

The innovative three-wheels Piaggio MP3 scooter now aims to conquer all youngests.

After catching the attention of older customers with both versions of 250 and 400 cc it now shows itself even in a 125 cc version.
Piaggio Mp3 is characterized over all by high safety and exceptional stability, and this are very important characteristics over all as far as young drivers are concerned.
Piaggio MP3 125 is powered by a 4 valves liquid-cooled engine. This little Piaggio “hearth” is lightly renewed to optimize power supply, which nows is more fluid.
Thanks to some tehcnocal changements, Piaggio MP3 125 is supposed to guarantee an enhanced manoevrability.
We should remark also the 12 litres tank which allows a long autonomy to Piaggio MP3 125, which is said to be around 300 Km.

For young riders
With the PIAGGIO MP3‘s three-wheeled design, it is no longer necessary to use a centre stand to keep the scooter upright. Instead, the scooter is equipped with a revolutionary electro-hydraulic front suspension locking system that keeps the vehicle upright by a simple press of a switch on the handlebars that can be used when parked or stationary in traffic.
If the speed is between 23 and 10 kph (14 and 6 mph), the butterfly valve is closed and the revs are below 3,000 rpm, a sound and visual alert informs the rider that they can activate this lock by a switch operated by the right thumb, and the MP3 becomes self-supporting. Then they no longer have to put their foot down when at a standstill or use the central stand to park the MP3, particularly since it is equipped with a parking brake! The tilt mechanism is automatically released as soon as the speed exceeds 15 kph (9 mph).
 

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