Parts and Accessories for Piaggio Ciao in Our Shop
Our online shop offers high-quality parts for maintenance, restoration, repairs, or tuning of the Piaggio Ciao moped (also known as the Vespa Ciao), with short delivery times and at very affordable prices.
Engine Parts for Ciao 50
The Piaggio Ciao is an affordable moped from Italian manufacturer Piaggio. It has a simple, air-cooled engine and starts by pedaling, like a bicycle. Plenty of parts are available for maintenance, restoration, and tuning:
- Genuine Piaggio parts: listed in our easy-to-follow exploded diagrams
- OEM-quality / standard engine parts: aftermarket pistons, gasket sets, spark plugs, drive belts, various bearings, etc.
- Sport and racing components: 50cc, 65cc, or 75cc cylinders, reinforced crankshafts, variators, racing ignitions, racing exhausts, etc.
We stock high-quality parts from well-known brands such as Motoforce, Stage6, Malossi, Polini, Airsal, Parmakit, and many more.
Chassis and Bodywork Parts for Vespa Ciao
- Genuine Piaggio parts: listed in our easy-to-follow exploded diagrams
- Body panels, headlights, rear lights, and fenders as aftermarket replacements made to manufacturer specifications
- Brake shoes, levers, handlebars, wheels, and suspension: everything for a complete restoration to original condition
Frequently Asked Questions:
Do Ciao parts also fit a Bravo, Si, or other Piaggio mopeds?
Most Ciao engine parts also fit the Bravo, Si, or Grillo. The differences are mainly in the chassis. However, whether the model has a variator and whether it uses electronic or points ignition are important factors. These determine differences in parts such as the crankshaft or drive belt.
Stock and Tuned Setups - Which Carburetor Fits?
The stock carburetor is a 13 mm Dellorto SHA. The same carburetor with a 15 mm diameter is an option for tuned engines. More heavily tuned engines can also use larger carburetors, such as a Polini CP, with a suitable intake manifold.
Which cylinder fits my Ciao, for example in 50cc, 63cc, or 65cc?
Once the model is selected, compatible parts are listed in the cylinder, piston, and cylinder head category. The piston pin diameter needs to be checked: 10 mm and 12 mm versions are available.
Which exhaust suits my setup?
Our shop divides cylinder kits and exhausts into three categories: stock, sport, and racing. A cylinder and exhaust from the same category work together and deliver good performance.
Can a Ciao with a fixed-pulley drive be converted to a variator?
This is possible but involves considerable work: numerous parts need replacing for the conversion to work.
What fuel does a Piaggio Ciao use?
A Piaggio Ciao uses a two-stroke mixture at a ratio of 1:50 (1 part two-stroke oil to 50 parts gasoline). Fuel: regular or premium gasoline (95-octane gasoline / E5). Oil: two-stroke engine oil.
