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Three Things to Avoid with the Piaggio Medley 125

Model: Piaggio Medley 125
Part: Checks and maintenance

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In this video, our YouTuber advises, based on his experience, three things to NOT do with the Piaggio Medley 125. First, the fuel cap has a water drainage hole that must be positioned in a specific way, namely with the semicircle facing the rider's seat, as shown in the video.

The second thing is to not turn off the engine when the Start & Stop function is active: the engine will only start by pressing the start button; you can do the opposite when the engine is idling.

The third thing is to not change the spring preload too often, and when you do, support the tool with your index finger.


Updated on 1 October 2026 by ScegliAuto


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