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125 Cosa

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Vespa

125 Cosa

Scooter · 123 cc

Engine
123 cc
Power
9 hp
Weight
112 kg
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125 Cosa at a glance

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Displacement

123 cc

Power

9 hp · 7 kW

Torque

10 Nm

Category

Scooter

Specifications

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Displacement
123 cc
Power
9 hp · 7 kW
Torque
10 Nm
Weight
112 kg
Seat height
775 mm
Fuel capacity
8 l
Top speed
90 km/h
Production
1988 – 1991
Category
Scooter

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Generations and editions

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Years

1988 - 1991

1988–1991 Cosa 125

Generation

Angular 123cc manual two-stroke Vespa with steel monocoque. A classic choice where body rust, brakes and cable operation are the key buying points.

123 cc9 hp1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model

About the Vespa 125 Cosa

The Vespa 125 Cosa is the angular successor to the classic PX line, built in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It retains the steel monocoque body, manual gearbox and two-stroke character of a traditional Vespa, while adding more modern brakes, different bodywork and extra practicality.

The Cosa appeals to riders who want classic Vespa engineering without the exact PX appearance. A good purchase is about bodywork, brakes and engine condition: rust in the steel monocoque matters more than superficial paint, and a poorly adjusted carburettor or worn shift cables makes it less pleasant. Prefer a complete, unmodified scooter with clear service history and correct documents.

Category
Scooter
Production
1988 – 1991
Power
9 hp
Weight
112 kg
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Inspect floorboard, tunnel, underside and mudguard for rust, poor welding repairs and filler.
  • Check carburettor, fuel tap and two-stroke lubrication for stable running and leaks.
  • Test manual shift, clutch and gear cables for light action and full gear selection.
  • Check brakes, hydraulic parts where fitted and tyres for age and operation.
  • Match frame and engine numbers to registration documents and look for complete Cosa-specific body panels.
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