2011 Piaggio typhoon 125 4 stroke

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Re: 2011 Piaggio typhoon 125 4 stroke

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not what ive been told by a mechanic who works on piaggio engines and honda engines, he said they both use the leader engine on some of their models. Well i guess he has ill informed me then.
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Re: 2011 Piaggio typhoon 125 4 stroke

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So the moral of the story is not to believe eveything you hear ;)

Piaggio did used to use 250cc Honda engines about ten years ago though...

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Re: 2011 Piaggio typhoon 125 4 stroke

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I thought the eariler Italian maxi scoots used Honda/yamaha/suzuki engines. Malaguti used a license built Suzuki burgman engine for the madison 400, yamaha 250 for the madison 250 the Italjet Jupiter 250 used a yamaha 250. Aprilia also used a Yamaha 250 on the Leonardo and piaggio used honda 250 motors on the hexagon 250 and SL X9 before developing their own engines.

Honda/yamaha/suzuki use(d) there own engines.

Whilst Peugeot (not now though) and Malaguti (now) use Piaggio engines.
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Re: 2011 Piaggio typhoon 125 4 stroke

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At the time Piaggio were using 250 Honda I don't think they even had a 125 water cooled 4 stroke .I remember X9 250 was out before a 125 or the 500 version .Hexagon had the Honda Helix upright engine X9 had the flat 4 valve Forsite engine .

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