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Vespa
LX 125
Scooter · 125 cc
- Engine
- 125 cc
- Power
- 10 hp
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LX 125 at a glance
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Displacement
125 cc
Power
10 hp · 8 kW
Category
Scooter
Specifications
- Displacement
- 125 cc
- Power
- 10 hp · 8 kW
- Production
- 2005 – 2014
- Category
- Scooter
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Generations and editions
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1 variants
Years
2005 - 2014
2005-2014 LX 125
GenerationThe LX 125 is the classic steel 125cc Vespa before the Primavera. Verify engine code and emissions version because service parts differ by year.
125 cc10 hp1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model
About the Vespa LX 125
The Vespa LX 125 is the classic steel-bodied Vespa scooter that carried the small-frame 125 line from 2005 until the Primavera arrived. The name spans carburetted and later engine variants; verify year, engine code and emissions version before comparing technical data or parts.
The LX 125 is an accessible city and commuting scooter. When buying, a sound CVT, correct brakes, straight front end and healthy steel body are important. Look for documented belt, roller, oil and valve service and inspect the metalwork for hidden corrosion or poorly repaired damage.
- Category
- Scooter
- Production
- 2005 – 2014
- Power
- 10 hp
Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Check the belt, rollers, clutch and CVT cover for maintenance; the road test should be smooth without vibration or rev flare.
- Inspect the steel monocoque, floor, inner wings and panel edges for corrosion, filler and poorly repaired crash damage.
- Test front brake and rear drum/brake specification, plus forks, steering-head bearings, rims and tyres for play and stability.
- Check engine oil, valve-clearance/service, battery, charging voltage, lights and exact carburettor/injection version from the engine code.