Piaggio Sfera

                              Piaggio Sfera




Technology 

The engine is another difference from the Vespas; its construction achieves a low and forwardly displaced center of gravity, which corresponds to the mid-engine principle . In addition, the scooter has an automatic transmission; through variomatic and centrifugal clutch switching on the handle was unnecessary. By 1995, over 250,000 Sfera of the first series, so NSL 50/80 were built and sold.
In 1992, the then high-tech scooter Quartz emerged as an offshoot of the Sfera; It was the first liquid-cooled scooter from Piaggio and had a disc brake on the front wheel.
In 1995, the Sfera NSL became the Sfera RST . The revised model had a slightly modified body, a disc brake on the front wheel and a modified drive. The exhaust gases could be purified by an optional, unregulated catalytic converter. The model NSL 80 was replaced by the RST 125 with four-stroke engine.


Motorization 

The Sfera was available with the following engine :
  • Sfera1 NSL 50 (49 cc 2-stroke engine) (1991-1995)
  • Sfera1 NSL 80 (75 cc 2-stroke engine) (1991-1994) - (visually looks like the NSL 50, but other power take-off swingarm with larger centrifugal clutch and aluminum cylinder.)
  • Sfera RST 50 (49 cc 2-stroke engine) (1995-1997)
  • Sfera RST 125 (124 cc 4-stroke engine) (1995-1997)

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