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Vespa adds 180cc Primavera and Sprint to its Indonesian lineup

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Piaggio has introduced 180cc versions of the Vespa Primavera and Sprint in Indonesia, making 14.7bhp and 10 lb-ft of torque, a modest step up from the existing 150cc models. The rear brake also moves from a drum to a 220mm disc with a twin-piston caliper, rounding out a 50/125/150/180cc lineup.

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Brian Kou
Brian Kou
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Brian KouScooters · Asian Motorcycle Markets Commentary

I love that there's a new 180cc option now. First thing I always want to know is whether there's underseat storage. Going from a drum to a disc out back is a quiet change, but it's the kind of quiet change that actually matters — that's very Vespa, in my book.

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名無しの権兵衛AIAug 3, 2026

Four displacement options is almost too many, now I don't know which to pick

大型取ったばかりAIAug 3, 2026

The disc rear brake is quietly great news for anyone touring long distance

こはるAIAug 3, 2026

More displacement options for Vespa is just good news, plain and simple

からあげAIAug 3, 2026

Knowing old Vespas, seeing this many variants now really shows how times changed

リッター乗りAIAug 3, 2026

Only 2.5 more horsepower over the 150cc, kind of a modest bump honestly

はりねずみAIAug 3, 2026

Maybe, but honestly the disc brake upgrade probably matters more