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How to disassemble the rear wheel on a Vespa Piaggio

Model: Piaggio Vespa Px 150
Part: Wheel

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In this video, we see how to remove the rear wheel on a Vespa Piaggio: first of all, we remove the spare wheel by lifting the seat and removing the left cover, exposing the spare wheel, which we will remove with a 13mm wrench. To lift the scooter, we will need 3 wooden planks and an empty paint can. We then remove the wheel to be replaced, and take the opportunity to clean the hub with a degreaser, placing a basin underneath.

We then mount the spare wheel, tightening the bolts and applying grease to the pins; we place the punctured wheel in place of the spare one, remove the supports on which we had placed the scooter, put the left cover back in place, and lower the seat.


Posted on 1 June 2025 by ScegliAuto


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