2015 Piaggio Fly 150

Piaggio Australia has launched the latest version of its popular Fly 150 scooter, now fitted with a three-valve four-stroke engine with has better performance — good enough for 100km/h on the open road — and reduced vibration.

The service interval has also been extended from 5000 to 10,000km, while Piaggio claims fuel economy of about 3.3lt/100km.

“Piaggio’s ability to up spec. and improve the Fly without impacting price has been a major contributor to its success," said Piaggio Brand Manager Gavan Moody." This has maintained the Fly's appeal to the practical commuter looking for a functional and affordable way to get around our cities.”
The single-cylinder air-cooled engine has two intake valves and one exhaust valve, we well as a single overhead cam and electronic fuel injection. Maximum power is 11.9hp (8.9kW) at 8250rpm.

The frame is completely new, made with steel piping and pressed and welded reinforcements. There's a 32mm fork, monoshock rear, and 12-inch wheels. The braking system consists of a 220mm steel front disc and 140mm rear drum.

Subtle features, like foldaway passenger pegs and a sidestand with engine safety switch, have been retained on the new model, and a top case can easily be fitted to the rear for extra storage if required.

The Fly 150, which first went on sale in Australia in March 2010, remains priced at $3490 and is now available at Piaggio/Vespa dealerships across the country.