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2020 Piaggio Beverly 350 Tourer First-a Look-a

Tue, 05 Nov 2019

The Beverly’s been around the block more than once, starting way back in 2001, but it retains its place at the head of the world’s largest scooter manufacturer’s table. Piaggio showed three versions of the latest Beverly at EICMA – Beverly, Beverly S and Beverly 350 Tourer – but only the Tourer will be coming to America, complete with a sporty smoked windshield and a capacious 36-liter top box. And make no mistake: With its 30-horsepower 330 cc single and 16/14-inch tires, these scooters can scoot.

Piaggio Press Release:

Piaggio Beverly 350 Tourer: The new flagship of the Beverly range stands out for its equipment and benchmark performance, offered by the 330cc single-cylinder engine. The Beverly 350 Tourer comes as standard with a practical and sporty smoked windshield and a capacious 36-litre top box in the same color as the vehicle and a backrest in the same color as the seat. The equipment also includes the PIAGGIO MIA connectivity system, through which you can connect your smartphone to the vehicle via Bluetooth. Using the App, you can thus record and display a rich set of information about the trip and the operating status of the vehicle on your mobile device.

The Piaggio Beverly 350 Tourer is available in a special pastel color, Grigio Materia (Grey), combined with a black seat with a double lining and comet silver finishes, which also extend to the passenger foot boards. The equipment is completed by the wheel rims painted black with diamond edge and the new black plates.

Beverly and Beverly S are also available with the ultra-modern 4-stroke, 4-valve, electronic injection and liquid-cooled 350 single-cylinder engine, a state-of-the-art Piaggio Group scooter engine technology. This is an engine designed to provide performance comparable to a 400cc unit but maintaining compact dimensions and reduced weight in line with a 300cc engine. Equipped with the first and only scooter engine with an automatic multi-plate wet clutch derived from the motorcycle world, it has exceptional performance with extremely contained fuel consumption: maximum power of 30.2 HP at 8,250 rpm and maximum torque of 29 Nm at 6,250 rpm. The extremely effective frame and suspension guarantees superb agility, effectiveness and riding pleasure.

The entire Beverly range is packed with standard equipment and content. The ABS braking system and ASR traction control system are standard on all models. The remote control for opening the seat at a distance is also standard and helps you to find your vehicle by flashing the indicators (‘bike finder’ function, optional on Beverly). The storage compartment in the leg shield houses a practical and functional USB port, for charging all modern devices. All models in the new Piaggio Beverly range are available in attractive color variants with dedicated finishes and offer an elegant instrument cluster with integrated LCD display and indicators for ABS and ASR; the latter can be disabled using the special button on the handlebar.

Piaggio Beverly 350 / Beverly 350 S / Beverly 350 Tourer – Technical data sheet

MotorSingle cylinder 4-stroke
Engine capacity330 cc
Bore x Stroke78 mm x 69 mm
Max power22.2 kW (30.2 HP) at 8250 rpm
Max Torque29 Nm at 6250 rpm
DistributionSingle overhead camshaft (SOHC) – 4 valves
Fuel systemElectronic injection
CoolingLiquid
LubricationDry sump
StarterElectric with oil-bath free wheel
TransmissionCVT with torque server
ClutchMultiplate centrifuge in oil bath
FrameDouble cradle in high strength tubular steel
Front SuspensionTelescopic hydraulic fork with 35 mm stanchions – stroke 90 mm
Rear SuspensionDouble, dual action hydraulic shock absorber with adjustable preload with 4 settings – wheel travel 81 mm
Front brake300 mm diam. disc with 2 piston floating caliper
Rear Brake240 mm diam. disc with dual piston floating caliper
ABS and ASRStandard
Front wheel rimAluminum alloy 16´´ x 3.00
Rear Wheel RimAluminum alloy 14´´ x 4.00´´
Front TireTubeless 110/70 – 16´´
Rear TireTubeless 150/70 – 14´´
Length/Width2190 mm / 780 mm
Wheelbase1560 mm
Seat height790 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity 12.5 liters
Consumption (WMTC cycle)27.8 km/l
CO2 emissions85 g/km
Emissions complianceEuro 4
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Old MOron on Nov 05, 2019

I demod an older BV a while ago. Very stable and comfortable.

  • Sayyed Bashir on Nov 06, 2019

    Ha, ha, ha! JB, you want cruise control on a 330cc 30hp scooter? How far can you go on it that your hand will start getting tired? Max speed is 86 mph so not that great on the freeway. Mostly for urban scooting around.

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    • Stuki Moi on Nov 06, 2019

      A rarely touted benefit of 250-400 class engines, is that simple, mechanical throttle locks work really well for them. Unlike on a literbike, where the tiniest throttle movement, result in a 30mph change in speed instantaneously.

    • John burns on Nov 06, 2019

      Hey, they're the ones who named it Tourer.

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