2012 Piaggio Fly 150 Photo Gallery

The Piaggio Fly 150 feels like a Vespa, though has a much more reasonable price.

The Fly 150 tops out at around 60 mph, giving a little more going downhill and a little less going uphill.

Instruments on the Fly 150 are easy to read and provide all the necessary information while scooting around town.

The Piaggio Fly 150 is stable and handles neatly.

The Piaggio Fly 150 comes with a powertrain built in Italy mated with the rest of the scooter which is built in China.

Braking was solid and dependable on the Piaggio Fly 150.

Underseat storage is ample for a full-face helmet.

12-inch wheels and decent rubber give the Fly 150 quick steering and stability—the best of both worlds.

The Fly 150 has more than enough power to get you around town, but intercity commuting is its weak spot.

Sticker in glove box reads "Manufactured by Piaggio & C, SpA—Italy, Made in China." No pets!

The Piaggio Fly 150 as an air-cooled, 149cc Single that has a sound akin to the Vespa.