Cev condensor for Italian mopeds.  This one has a bracket.

This is a very high quality 16in tire. Fits many many Italian mopeds, and would be great for Tomos as well.

Works on any wet clutch that has a two hole pull. Puch, Minarelli, Morini, and Suzuki.

Your Basic Moped Spark Plug Cap

Universal Tail Light assembly. This came stock on most vintage bikes from 1978 on. The most universal taillight we carry, if you are looking for a tail light, this will most likely fit your bike. This is the modern equivalent tail light to the original OEM CEV lights.

2 bulb system. 6 or 12v

This puller is for all CEV brand magnetos, found on most italian moped models.

minarelli, garelli, tomos a3

CEV no. 6436 magnetos

Later MBK 51 Mobys with electronic ignition (CDI)

Replacement gas cap for Puch and Tomos mopeds. Basically most step through bikes.

Keeps gas in and rain out. Totally worth it.

Stiff blue springs for your Minarelli V1, V1L and Morini Mopeds.

Includes 2 Blue springs.

The replacement fuel petcock solves so many problems in one fell swoop, it is a great refresher for any vintage moped. Be sure to take the time and flush out the tank when installing the new petcock; you'd be surprised what you'll find in the bottom of a moped's gas tank.

This fits Peugeot, Motobecane, and tons of Italian mopeds as well.


Little tip:

This petcock is installed by threading the nut onto the petcock and the frame at the same time. Get the nut started on the petcock body, then wiggle it onto the frame threads. Once its started, tighted the nut with an open ended wrench. You'll know its on properly when both sides are tight, and the petcock is firmly mounted with no side to side movement.




Works for Motobecane, Carabela, Puegeot, Italian tanks, and many more.

OEM replacement clutch shoes for your Minarelli V1 or V1L.

You will need to reuse the metal backing on your old shoes. While pictured, these shoes do include the back and screws.

This is the large piece of spring steel that gets pushed against the starter lever. Often wears out in the V1.

Bright Modern Lights!

Now that you are running that CDI setup, and your spark is great, lets work on your lights!

This measuring cup is great, it has lines on the side indicating a 2% mix for 1, 1/2, or 1/4 gallons.

This is the most common nut found on your moped. It is called 6mm, or M6 in Metric speak. If you have a 10mm wrench or socket, and it fits the nut you need, this is it. This is the locking version of the common 6mm nut.

Used on exhaust studs, head bolts, and everywhere else.

Quantity discounts after 5. Keep adding them to your cart and watch the prices fall.

Here at 77, or first moped love was Minarelli. Still today, the V1 has a spot in our heart. One of the weak spots in Minarelli performance was the cranshaft. We wanted a roller bearing crank for when we upgraded to a Polini, or BRN kit. Since there were no good options, we had one made.

This is that crank. Roller bearing top and bottom, with a beefier crank arm to hold up to more power, this crank is a drop in replacment for your stock pedal Minarelli V1 crankshaft.

You can see this crank in action on Garage. The worlds largest moped tuning database. Check out all these builds using the Minarelli 77 Race Crankshaft.

Stiff Orange clutch springs for your Minarelli V1, V1L and Morini Mopeds. Stiffer than our blue springs.

Includes 2 Orange springs.

Stiff red clutch springs for your Minarelli V1, V1L and Morini Mopeds. The stiffest Minarelli springs we offer.

Includes 2 Red springs.

Minarelli Cylinder Stud!

Sold Individually.

This is will work on Puch E50, Minarelli, Franco Morini, and a few others. Product differs from picture

Finally a brand new headlight you will not blow out. This is a brand new ready to go 4.5in headlight.

Classic look with modern guts. This headlight runs a 12v H3 bulb commonly found in car headlights and offroad lights, much brighter than your usual moped light and also more reliable and easy to find. Cheap bulbs too! Great for hi-rpm CDI setups, and or mopeds with kits. Stock bikes with 12v systems can run these fine as well.

You probably don't need a voltage regulator, but why risk it? This bucket will go on pretty much anything you want to put it on.

This setup comes with a 12v55w bulb but most of the H3 bulbs you'll find at auto supply stores etc. are 12v55w. Have a crazy power lighting coil? 12v100w H3 bulbs are available too!

Nothing makes your bike pop like the a nice set of pedals.