The new Piaggio scooter, Beverly Tourer is out, with a power upgrade to 300cc. With greater torque and lower revs, the Beverly Tourer 300 ie has lower consumption and is even more competitive in the scooter market.

The engine is a single cylinder Quasar, four valves with electronic ignition and liquid cooled. Other technical highlights include torque at 23Nm, bore and stroke have been increased to 75 and 63mm respectively, while the chassis features a 35mm hydraulic telescopic fork, larger diameter wheels and a 260mm disc brake at the front and rear.

The Beverly Tourer scooter is reliable and stable for city use, with plenty of flexibility but a little extra grunt for the traffic. Colours available are black, blue, grey and white, and the 300 ie sells for about 4,090 euors. See after the jump for technical specs.

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Recently we had the opportunity to undertake a brief test of the Piaggio Beverly Tourer 250 and 400 and while it wasn’t a complete test, we had a little taste on some varied urban routes.

A high wheel scooter, the Beverly for us is an old acquaintance. The Tourer version has a new front with chrome finish which is all about a touch of classic style. The chrome is Beverly Tourer’s “leit motiv”, elegant but not exaggerated. The engines are four-stroke, four valve liquid cooled and both are Euro 3 compliant.

At first glance the material demonstrates good quality like the finish. One of the aspects that impressed us from the beginning, like most latest generation scooters, is the ease of use. The controls are where you expect them to be and you don’t need to look down to find them, even with winter gloves on. The same goes for the dash: simple, clear and intuitive.

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Returning to Piaggio, the brand new version includes power at 400, 250 and 125 cc. This is a high-wheel scooter adapted to everyday use and capable of satisfying every need.

The finishing touches and richness distinguish the Beverly Tourer: with its redesigned front, headlight mounted on the handlebar and elegant protective windshield made from smoked crystal. The front shield is marked by a new grill with chrome finish which adds a touch of class to the classic look of the Beverly Tourer.

Chrome finishes are abundant on this scooter and characterise the side and rear panels. Even the rear-view mirrors are in chrome and combine well with the new headlight-handle outfit. On the 125 and 250 cc versions, the muffler includes chrome finishes.

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