Gilera
Runner 180
176 cc · 19 hp
8 for sale
Italy
Gilera
Gilera is a historic Italian motorcycle brand, founded in 1909 by Giuseppe Gilera in Arcore, near Milan. The brand played a prominent role in early motorsport history with multiple Grand Prix world championships. In 1969 Gilera was… Read more
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By the numbers
What does the Gilera market look like?
Market data last updated 6 November 2026
Price distribution
The largest group falls within €2,000 – €2,999: 26% of the supply.
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For sale now75
Sold (30d)177
Median price€3,250
Price range€1,875 – €5,40980% of the supply falls within this range
Median model year2002
Median mileage22,383 km
Based on 69 motorcycles
Models
Popular Gilera models
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Gilera
Fuoco 500
493 cc · 40 hp
10 for sale
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Runner 180
176 cc · 19 hp
8 for sale
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Gilera
GP 800
839 cc · 81 hp
7 for sale
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Gilera
Runner 125
124 cc · 14 hp
3 for sale
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Gilera
Runner 200
198 cc · 19 hp
2 for sale
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Gilera
Nexus 500
460 cc · 39 hp
1 for sale
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150 Arcore
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DNA 50
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Gilera
DNA 180
180 cc · 16 hp
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GSM 50
About the brand
About Gilera
Gilera is a historic Italian motorcycle brand, founded in 1909 by Giuseppe Gilera in Arcore, near Milan. The brand played a prominent role in early motorsport history with multiple Grand Prix world championships. In 1969 Gilera was acquired by Piaggio. Today the brand primarily produces lightweight scooters and small motorcycles, including popular models such as the Runner, Nexus, GP800 and the Stalker in the 50cc segment.
In the Dutch market Gilera machines are mainly found as used scooters, particularly the Runner and 50cc models that are popular with younger riders and urban commuters. Maintenance is generally affordable thanks to shared Piaggio engineering and the wide Piaggio dealer network. Used Gilera scooters are readily available and offer a reliable, affordable choice in the lightweight segment, comparable to sister brands Vespa, Aprilia and Piaggio.
