Hi My friend! Honestly, what a great a great video and review! I have been riding a Gen.1 Piaggio Fly 150since 2006 which just got totaled by my insurance co. Although I wanted to upgrade to the Liberty, I could not afford the MSRP over $3k plus dealer fees which added up to over $1200 here in San Francisco. I was looking at nearly $5K for a new scooter. I decided to search the used market and recently found a Gen. 2, 2013 Piaggio Fly 150 on craigslist and was simply looking for an honest review about the difference. Not only did I find you first review about the Gen. 1 Fly 150 incredibly useful, but then followed the link to your next review and this video about the the Gen. 2 Fly 150 I love how detailed you were about pointing out the current features and comparing them to the old ones. Because of your review I now know the battery and fuel fill are in totally different places than my last scooter. I also now know about the fuel injection vs carburettor of the last model, and that the stock back-rack can accommodate a top case without installing an aftermarket luggage rack which I had to get for my last Fly 150. Thank you also about the heads up concerning the potential Computer Fuel Management System hiccup and the 6K Mile service interval. I have ordered parts from you guys multiple times, and have been very happy with your company. I especially love the stickers you send with every order, and I put them everywhere! I had no idea until now that you also did video reviews. You guys have earned from me top reviews anytime and I will gladly recommend you to anyone I know looking for scooter parts. Great Job! Sincerely, - L. H. San Francisco, CA
Nice review! Having weird gas consumption in my Piaggio FLy 150 2014. 1 gallon for a full tank and only takes 37 miles per gallon. is that normal? cruising speed is mostly 45-60 mph trying not to go full throttle always but is it that heavy on the gas consumption? Thanks
Hello Rob, I’m in Ecuador, retired and bought today Piaggio 2013 Fly 150. They lost the manuals. Can you advise me please where I can download one? Also I’ll be visiting the states soon, i would like to buy some parts, that needed the most. Any advise on that..drove today a very long distance in Andes! Amaizing performance!
You might be able to download a manual here: manuals.piaggio.com . We also sell parts booklets and Haynes manuals on scooterwest.com Feel free to contact us when you're State side and we can ship you the parts you need. Thanks for the support!
Anyone have a fix for a glove box that will not open ? I put a battery maintainer on the scooter for the winter, and that all went fine. But now the door will not open. Is there an electrical latch that I may have not reconnected ?
Ciao, ti seguo sempre anche se faccio molta fatica a tradurre quello che dici, faccio parte qui in Italia di un grande gruppo di Vespisti non con vespe nuove ma con modelli vintage, mi piace come lavori, bella la tua concessionaria, complimenti e buona fortuna Ciao Pietro D. 275/5000 Hi, I always follow you even if I struggle to translate what you say, I am part here in Italy of a large group of Vespa enthusiasts not with new wasps but with vintage models, I like how you work, nice your dealership, congratulations and good luck Hi Pietro D.
Hello Robot, I am an second owner of 2nd generation Fly, (product year: 2015, made in Vietnam, Europe version, 125cc). I have an issue with my Piaggio. My scooter goes out at the first red traffic light during braking. At the beginning I thought that maybe it is a problem with clutch springs but someone told me that maybe it is the injection issue or temp sensor. In this material you mentioned also about oxygen sensor issue. Could you give me some hints in this matter? Best regards and greetings from Poland :)
Hi Guys Have 150 fly 2016 just got serviced for 10k service and since unable to start cold first thing in the morning ...any tips what could be problem. Frank
great video i just dont like fuel ijected scooters i got a lot of problems whit my yamaha neos 4t scooter yes i get it fuel injected is better for gasoline economy and stuffs but i like my carburateurs scooters stay safe
There is NO KICK STARTER on MY 2006 Piaggio 150 Fly which has 10,000 miles and Last summer in August I had the Carburetor and Fuel lines replaced. Starts Fine.
Hi My friend!
Honestly, what a great a great video and review!
I have been riding a Gen.1 Piaggio Fly 150since 2006 which just got totaled by my insurance co.
Although I wanted to upgrade to the Liberty, I could not afford the MSRP over $3k plus dealer fees which added up to over $1200 here in San Francisco.
I was looking at nearly $5K for a new scooter.
I decided to search the used market and recently found a Gen. 2, 2013 Piaggio Fly 150 on craigslist and was simply looking for an honest review about the difference.
Not only did I find you first review about the Gen. 1 Fly 150 incredibly useful, but then followed the link to your next review and this video about the the Gen. 2 Fly 150
I love how detailed you were about pointing out the current features and comparing them to the old ones.
Because of your review I now know the battery and fuel fill are in totally different places than my last scooter.
I also now know about the fuel injection vs carburettor of the last model, and that the stock back-rack can accommodate a top case without installing an aftermarket luggage rack which I had to get for my last Fly 150.
Thank you also about the heads up concerning the potential Computer Fuel Management System hiccup and the 6K Mile service interval.
I have ordered parts from you guys multiple times, and have been very happy with your company.
I especially love the stickers you send with every order, and I put them everywhere!
I had no idea until now that you also did video reviews.
You guys have earned from me top reviews anytime and I will gladly recommend you to anyone I know looking for scooter parts.
Great Job!
Sincerely,
- L. H.
San Francisco, CA
great video review.. answered all my questions!
Thanks Robot, always interesting stuff. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Good review. Man that's a tall windscreen. I like to look over the top of a windscreen but you would have to be 6'4" to see over the top of that one.
No need for a helmet visor with this windscreen!
It is a windshield, by definition if you look over it it is a windscreen
Excited for the liberty video!
Hopefully by next week...
Thanks for video! I am all way research Piaggio!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome. Now I know where the battery is on my used 2014 Fly 50 (with big bore kit). It has only 2400 Km.
Kinda weird spot huh? Glad we could help out.
Nice review! Having weird gas consumption in my Piaggio FLy 150 2014. 1 gallon for a full tank and only takes 37 miles per gallon. is that normal? cruising speed is mostly 45-60 mph trying not to go full throttle always but is it that heavy on the gas consumption? Thanks
Hello Rob, I’m in Ecuador, retired and bought today Piaggio 2013 Fly 150. They lost the manuals. Can you advise me please where I can download one? Also I’ll be visiting the states soon, i would like to buy some parts, that needed the most. Any advise on that..drove today a very long distance in Andes! Amaizing performance!
You might be able to download a manual here: manuals.piaggio.com . We also sell parts booklets and Haynes manuals on scooterwest.com Feel free to contact us when you're State side and we can ship you the parts you need. Thanks for the support!
Cool lookin scoot 😎
Looking at one that was stolen and apparently it’s giving a code for immobilizer. Is that a major deal?
Anyone have a fix for a glove box that will not open ? I put a battery maintainer on the scooter for the winter, and that all went fine. But now the door will not open. Is there an electrical latch that I may have not reconnected ?
Ciao, ti seguo sempre anche se faccio molta fatica a tradurre quello che dici, faccio parte qui in Italia di un grande gruppo di Vespisti non con vespe nuove ma con modelli vintage, mi piace come lavori, bella la tua concessionaria, complimenti e buona fortuna Ciao Pietro D.
275/5000
Hi, I always follow you even if I struggle to translate what you say, I am part here in Italy of a large group of Vespa enthusiasts not with new wasps but with vintage models, I like how you work, nice your dealership, congratulations and good luck Hi Pietro D.
Grazie!
Non mollare mai Bye Bye...Pietro.
Hello Robot,
I am an second owner of 2nd generation Fly, (product year: 2015, made in Vietnam, Europe version, 125cc). I have an issue with my Piaggio. My scooter goes out at the first red traffic light during braking. At the beginning I thought that maybe it is a problem with clutch springs but someone told me that maybe it is the injection issue or temp sensor. In this material you mentioned also about oxygen sensor issue. Could you give me some hints in this matter? Best regards and greetings from Poland :)
New airfilter
What model robot is Robot?
That's classified...
Did the 2020 change ? 3rd gen?
What is that red blinking on the center of the dashboard when its off?
That’s the immobilizer indicator. Means you can only start the scooter with a coded key.
Hi Guys
Have 150 fly 2016 just got serviced for 10k service and since unable to start cold first thing in the morning ...any tips what could be problem.
Frank
What was?
great video i just dont like fuel ijected scooters i got a lot of problems whit my yamaha neos 4t scooter yes i get it fuel injected is better for gasoline economy and stuffs but i like my carburateurs scooters stay safe
Can somebody tell me where is the kick starter on this scooter?
There is NO KICK STARTER on MY 2006 Piaggio 150 Fly which has 10,000 miles and Last summer in August I had the Carburetor and Fuel lines replaced. Starts Fine.
i know this is oot but, how can people ride a 50cc 4t scooter? i cant even stand how slow a vespa s125 is
Check out Robot's 250 mile journey on a 50cc. Just enjoy the ride 😆 th-cam.com/video/Uhn7jGm1NuE/w-d-xo.html
@@VespaMotorsport DAMN!
nice motobike
iPhone 12 or Piaggio Fly?