It makes me feel like operating my patients and get them better My life is very happy with my Ciao. I only spend 2 pounds for kms and when I finish my fuel I convert it to a bicycle and I start pedal I learned to do home maintenance alone without relying on any mechanics Recently I repaired an old ciao bringing it back to life. Very lucky In the meantime I was getting used to ride my bicycle. I saw my aunt Pia on a Ciao which she got after her last school exam! You can find there about prices and condition thanks My life on a Ciao Piaggio started in Italy where I come from. Power for the lamps, horn, and ignition is from a magnet there is no battery. Some models have an automatic continuously variable transmission Variator. This function is vital when you run out of fuel and need to reach the closest petrol station The Ciao uses a belt driveunlike most other mopeds which are chain driven. It can also be converted into a bicycle by pressing a small button on its back. Its the most iconic of Piaggio mopeds ever produced together with Vespas.
