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125 VNB

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Vespa

125 VNB

Scooter · 123 cc

Engine
123 cc
Power
5 hp
Weight
92 kg
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125 VNB at a glance

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Displacement

123 cc

Power

5 hp · 4 kW

Torque

8 Nm

Category

Scooter

Specifications

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Displacement
123 cc
Power
5 hp · 4 kW
Torque
8 Nm
Weight
92 kg
Seat height
780 mm
Fuel capacity
7 l
Top speed
75 km/h
Production
1959 – 1965
Category
Scooter

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Generations and editions

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Years

1959 - 1965

1959–1965 125 VNB

Generation

Early classic 123cc largeframe Vespa with steel monocoque and manual shifting. Rust-free bodywork, correct numbers and healthy cable/brake systems are decisive when buying.

123 cc5 hp1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model

About the Vespa 125 VNB

The Vespa 125 VNB is a classic 125cc largeframe Vespa from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The VNB series has the rounded steel monocoque, manual shifting and simple air-cooled two-stroke that define a traditional Vespa. It is a calm oldtimer rather than a modern city scooter; body condition and originality matter more than performance.

On a VNB, it is wise to inspect the steel frame before judging paint. Rust in tunnel, floor and underside can make restoration extensive. Engine compression, shift cables, brakes and correct numbers come next. A complete VNB with credible history and many original parts is generally a better purchase than a quickly restored example with unknown bodywork or engine-rebuild quality.

Category
Scooter
Production
1959 – 1965
Power
5 hp
Weight
92 kg
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Inspect tunnel, floor, underside and wheel arches for rust, filler and poorly repaired sections.
  • Check engine compression, carburettor, fuel tap and oil system for leaks and steady running.
  • Test manual shift, clutch and gear cables for correct adjustment and full gear selection.
  • Check brakes, tyres, rims and fork for age and safe operation.
  • Match frame number and type plate to documents and look for correct VNB-specific details.
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