Contents:
D. ’70s-80s Domino shared parts
D. 1970’s Domino housings and controls
V. ’70s-80s Domino-Vespa housings and controls
G. ’70s-80s Domino-Garelli housings and controls
E. 1980’s Domino housings and controls
’70’s – 80’s Domino shared parts
MM# Piaggio# new used description specs
00D1 123392 $18-00 sliding block new CNC alum. remake
00D2 123391 $5-000 pinch bolt
00D3 123389 $6-000 barrel clamp screw aka twist tube securing screw
00D4 123390 000-$5 barrel washer not necessary, reduces friction (sticking) if grip rubs
00D4 123390 00-$00 If grip rubs against the housing, move it farther outward on the twist tube.
00D6 123393 $20-00 twist tube ∅25 x 100 plain type short-inner, no flange, mostly pre-’78
0D6a 174993 -00$16 twist tube ∅25 x 100 spring long-inner, flange w/spring hole ’78-later
D6w 010101 $22-00 twist tube ∅25 x 100 wrap-around modified Magura, takes 2-end cable
00D7 121780a $2 - $1 nut M6 flange
00D8 121780 $3-000 pivot bolt M6 for brake M6 x 25 slot head
00D9 123388 $7-000 steel tube bushing brake 6 x 8 x 12mm tube
0D9a 123397 $7-000 steel tube bushing start 6 x 8 x 10mm tube
0D10 148680a $5-000 R/L brake light actuating plate tab snaps into hole in lever
0D11 121779 000-$9 spring R/L brake return can be for a long type start lever
0D12 010101 000-$9 spring start lever return can be for a brake lever
0D13 121781 $3-000 pivot bolt M6 for start M6 x 23 slot head
0D14 114282 $3-000 brake lever anchor pin for cable
D14a 114283 $8-000 start lever anchor pin for cable
D14b 114283 $4-000 start lever anchor pin substitute D14 plus centering washer
0D15 123394a $4-000 clamping lock tube This has a cone end that digs into the bar.
0D15 123394 $0-000 If loose, then handlebar is worn. Relocate the control on the bar.
0D16 123394 $1-000 R clamping bolt M6 x 18 allen
0D17 123395 $1-000 L clamping bolt M6 x 20 allen
0D19 010101 $13 - 9 start-clutch lever blade bare, 3-finger with ball on most
D19C 010101 $24-17 start-clutch lever complete D19+D9a+D12
0V19 135689 00-$17 start-decomp lever blade bare, 1-finger, no ball
D20a 114222 $25-00 R/L brake lever blade bare, plain, no ball
0D20 148680 $13.0 R/L brake lever blade bare, with ball end
D20C 148680a $26.0 R/L brake lever complete D20+D9+D10+D11
0D21 122184 $15.0 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed (standard) original
D21r 010101 $10-00 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed substitute generic
D21a 010101 none R grip ∅25 x 100 waffle (geometric) original
D21b 010101 00-$15 R grip ∅25 x 100 texture (classic) used orig.
0D22 122185 $8.00 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed (standard) original
D22r 010101 $4-000 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed substitute generic
D22a 010101 none L grip ∅22 x 100 waffle (geometric) original
D22b 010101 n.a.-00 L grip ∅22 x 100 texture (classic) original
0D23 174994 $13-00 throttle return spring 3-loop ’78 and later
0D24 010101 $4.00 cable adjuster A1b M5-0.8 with thin hex nut
0D25 010101 $3.00 cover plate rounded diamond shape for when there is no switch
0D26 010101 $1.20 cover plate screws (2) M4 x 10 phillips
0V29 103964 $4.00 cable adjuster A3a M6-1.0 round w/nut for Vespa brake cables
V29s 010101 $3.00 cable adjuster A2 M6-1.0 hex with hex nut substitute
D. Domino “70’s chrome” housings and controls
This D controls family has
1) threadless-bottomed brake cable holes
2) threadless-bottomed start cable hole
3) threadless-bottomed throttle cable hole
“70’s chrome” means the brake levers appear to be chrome. The 60’s ones are chrome-plated steel, but the 70’s levers are actually polished stainless steel, like silverware. They are stamped (formed) from sheet metal.
DA DB These had plain silver housings, no throttle assist spring and no balls on the tips of the levers.
DA n.a.-00 R control plain silver
DB n.a.-00 L control plain silver
D5 n.a.-00 R housing plain silver MMI#D5 (use V5 $34-22)
D18 $20-00 L housing plain silver MMI#D18
D20a $25-00 L or R lever bare, no ball
The V5 silver and V5g dark gray housings are exact replacements for D5. There are only two differences.
1) the brake cable hole is threaded-bottomless instead of bottomed-threadless. That means a 6mm adjuster must be added to the brake cable. That’s easy.
2) there is a small threaded hole on the bottom side for mounting a thumb button. It is unnoticeable.
DW0 DB0 Only some US mopeds had this Domino wrap-around throttle right control DW0. It had two versions of throttle cable hole: 1) threaded-bottomless (for a M5 adjuster) and 2) threadless-bottomed (for no adjuster) on ’76-77 Cimatti City Bike, ’77-78 Rizzato Califfo and others.
DW0 $75-00 R control wrap-around (two versions)
DB0 $50-35 L control plain silver
D5w n.a.-00 R housing silver wrap-around
D18 $20-00 L housing plain silver MMI#D18
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21 $15.0 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed
D22 $8.00 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed
DA0 DB0 These had no throttle assist spring. The housings were silver or black and had threaded brake switch holes. The grips were ribbed style up to the late 1970’s, but most of these do not include the grip.
DA0 n.a.-00 R control plain silver
DB0 $50-35 L control plain silver
D5 n.a.-00 R housing plain silver MMI#D5 (use V5 $34-22)
D5B n.a.-00 R housing plain black MMI#D5A (use V5g $25-20)
D18 $20-00 L housing plain silver MMI#D18
D18b $23-00 L housing plain black MMI#D18A
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21 $15.0 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed
D22 $8.00 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed
DA1 DB1 The DB1, DA1 controls were the same, silver or black, but had waffle grips.
DA1 n.a.-00 R control plain silver MMI#DA1
DB1 $45-30 L control plain silver MMI#DB1
D5 n.a.-00 R housing plain silver MMI#D5 (use V5 $34-22)
D5B n.a.-00 R housing plain black MMI#D5A (use V5g $25-20)
D18 $20-00 L housing plain silver MMI#D18
D18b $23-00 L housing plain black MMI#D18A
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21a none R grip ∅25 x 100 waffle style
D22a none L grip ∅22 x 100 waffle style

housing D18b
DA2 DB2 These 1978-later throttles worked better thanks to the silver-dollar-sized throttle assist spring. The housing was longer, and the metal twist tube had more “inner” length where the three-loop throttle assist spring goes. All subsequent Domino sliding block throttles had the throttle return assist spring.
DA2 n.a.-00 R control plain MMI#DA2 black
DB2 $45-00 L control plain MMI#DB2 black
D5b n.a.-00 R housing plain MMI#D5A black (use V5dg)
V5dg $26-00 R housing substitute dark gray
D18b $23-00 L housing plain MMI#D18A black
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21a none R grip ∅25 x 100 waffle style
D22a none L grip ∅22 x 100 waffle style
DA3 DB3 From 1978-85 some US mopeds had Domino chrome levers with a diamond shaped mount for an integrated CEV switch. Everything was the same except the black housings had molded in switch mounts.
The V5d and V5dg housings are exact replacements for D5d. The only difference is the brake cable hole is threaded-bottomless instead of bottomed-threadless. That means a 6mm adjuster must be added to the brake cable. That’s easy.
DA3 $70-00 R control diamond MMI#DA3 black
DB3 $45-00 L control diamond MMI#DB3 black
D5d n.a.-00 R housing diamond MMI#D5B black (use V5dg)
V5dg $26-00 R housing substitute dark gray
D18db n.a.-00 L housing diamond MMI#D18B black
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21a none R grip ∅25 x 100 waffle style
D22a none L grip ∅22 x 100 waffle style
DA3m DB3m These controls were on ’84 Garelli Basic, ’83-84 Monza GT, and perhaps others. They have longer levers (155 instead of 140), longer grips (120 instead of 100) and diamond shaped mounts molded into the black housing for integrated CEV switches.
The DB3m left control has an M6 thread start cable adjuster, unlike all others in this family.
DA3m n.a.-00 R control diam black 507991.0.131 83-84 Monza GT
DB3m n.a.-00 L control diam black 507991.0.142 83-84 Monza GT
D5d n.a.-00 R housing diamond MMI#D5B black (use V5dg)
V5dg $26-00 R housing substitute dark gray
D18dm n.a.-00 L housing diamond black
D20m n.a.-00 R/L brake lever long blade bare
D21m n.a.-00 R grip ∅25 x 120 “long waffle” style
D22m n.a.-00 L grip ∅22 x 120 “long waffle” style
DA4 DB4 These have the same threadless-bottomed brake and start cable holes but the grips are different.
The DA4 right control has an M5 thread throttle cable adjuster, unlike all others in this family.
DA4 $80-00 R control plain MMI#DA4B black
DB4 $45-00 L control plain MMI#DB4B black
D5c n.a.-00 R housing plain black
D18b $23-00 L housing plain MMI#D18A black
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
D21b 00-$15 R grip ∅25 x 100 texture style
D22b n.a.-00 L grip ∅22 x 100 texture style
V. Domino “70’s – 80’s Vespa” housings and controls
This V controls family has
1) threaded-bottomless brake cable holes
2) threadless-bottomed start cable hole
3) threadless-bottomed throttle cable hole
The right control (throttle and front brake) is a sliding block type, where the twist tube (barrel) has a spiral slot that moves a sliding block back and forth. The sliding block also contains a pinch bolt to attach the cable wire. So the throttle inner cable is a single-ended type that can slide out and be replaced separately. The left control has a “one finger” decompression lever instead of a “three finger” start lever, like most other left controls have. It does not need to be squeezed hard like the clutch start levers do. The engine starts when the decomp lever is released.
Abbreviations: /B = blinker version
vA vB vAd These are on the earliest Ciao’s 1968-71. They have plain levers with no balls on the end, chrome plated steel not stainless steel. The throttle has no assist spring. The housings are silver and do not have threaded holes for brake light switches. That is what the lower case v means.
vA n.a.-00 R control plain 122365 68-71 Ciao
vB n.a.-00 L control plain 104445 68-71 Ciao
vAd n.a.-00 R control diam 126330 70-72 Ciao Lusso
v5 n.a.-00 R housing plain 122366 68-71 Ciao
v18 n.a.-00 L housing plain 114228 68-71 Ciao
v5d n.a.-00 R housing diam 126331 70-72 Ciao Lusso
D20a $25-00 L or R lever bare, no ball
D21 $15.0 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed
D22 $8.00 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed
The right control housing does not have a lower mount for a “kill” button. The engine was stopped by pulling the decomp lever on the left control. Grips were gray 114220 R, 114221 L, except Ciao Lusso and later were black 122184 R, 122185 L.
VA VB These are on early Ciao’s 1972-75. The tips of the brake levers did not have balls. The right control housing has a kill switch mount on the bottom, but not a throttle return assist spring. It is reachable by the right thumb without removing the hand from the handlebar, as required by 1973 US safety laws. The engine was stopped by pushing the kill button. The housings are silver and have threaded holes for brake light switches.
VA $75-65 R control 128584=142502 73-75 Ciao
VB $60-00 L control 126993=142501 72-75 Ciao
V5 $34-22 R housing plain 128585 73-75 Ciao
V18 $25-00 L housing plain 126994 72-75 Ciao
D20a $25-00 L or R lever bare, no ball
D21 $15.0 R grip ∅25 x 100 ribbed
D22 $8.00 L grip ∅22 x 100 ribbed
VA1 VB1 The tips of the brake levers had balls on the ends, as required by 1976 US safety laws. The right control housing has a kill switch mount on the bottom, but not a throttle return assist spring.
VA1 $70-55 R control 147741 76-77 Ciao, 78 Bravo/plas. tank
VB1 $65-45 L control 147740 76-77 Ciao, 78 Bravo/plas. tank
V5 $34-22 R housing 128585 76-77 Ciao, 78 Bravo/plas. tank
V18 $25-00 L housing 126994 76-77 Ciao, 78 Bravo/plas. tank
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
VA1 VBd This VBD left control is exactly like the VB1 control except it has a diamond shape switch mount in the casting. The right control housing has a kill switch mount on the bottom, but not a throttle return assist spring.
VA1 $65-55 R control plain xx 147741 76-77 Ciao C7ESC, /B
VBd $55-35 L control diamond 148568 76-77 C7ESC, /B
V5 $34-22 R housing plain xx 128585 76-77 Ciao C7ESC, /B
V18d $25-00 L housing diamond 148569 76-77 C7ESC, /B
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
VA1g VB1g These have plain gray housings. The right control has no throttle helper spring. It has a kill switch mount on the bottom but there was no kill switch installed there. Instead the kill switch was a separate clamp-on type, CEV round chrome, like the left side switch.
VA1g $75-00 R control gray 163315 76-77 Bravo
VB1g $60-45 L control gray 163274 76-77 Bravo
V5g $25-20 R housing gray 163316 76-77 Bravo
V18g n.a.-00 L housing gray 163275 76-77 Bravo
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
VAdg VBdg Starting with this 1977 Bravo with blinkers, and then on all 1978 and later models, the right controls had throttle helper springs. The twist tube changed from D6 to D6A. The main throttle return spring in the carburetor is strong enough by itself, except when the cable is sticky or kinked or the handlebar is rubbing on the twist tube.
VAdg $75-65 R control diamond 163241 77 Bravo/B
VBdg $55-30 L control diamond 163162 77 Bravo/B
V5dg $26-00 R housing diamond 163242 77 Bravo/B
V18dg n.a.-00 L housing diamond 163163 77 Bravo/B
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
Diamond shape integrated switches on both sides, reachable by thumbs. This was a safety requirement in some countries.
VA2g VB1g These have plain gray housings. The right control has a throttle helper spring, just left of the grip. Compared to VK1g above, there is visible about 6mm more length in both the housing and the twist tube, to make room for the 3-loop torsion spring.
The right control housing has a kill switch mount on the bottom, but it was not used on US models. Instead the kill switch was a separate clamp-on type, CEV round chrome, like the left side switch.
VA2g $85-70 R control gray 175055 78-80 Ciao, Bravo
VA2g n.a.-00R control gray 307152 78-83 Grande
VB1g $60-45 L control gray 163274 78-80 Ciao, Bravo
VB1g $00-00 L control gray 307151 78-83 Grande
V5ag $47-32 R housing gray 175054 78-80 Ciao, Bravo
V5ag n.a.-00 R housing gray 307154 78-83 Grande
V18g $30-00 L housing gray 163275 78-80 Ciao, Bravo
V18g $30-45 L housing gray 307153 78-83 Grande
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
VA2b VB1b Same but black. The throttle has a helper return spring, so it always snaps back when you let go. The right control housing does not have a kill switch mount on the bottom. Instead the kill switch was a separate clamp-on type.
VA2b n.a.-00 R control plain, black
VB1b $60-45 L control plain, black
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
VAsg VAdg These controls were on the Vespa USA blinker models “/B”. VAsg square gray right control housed a CEV square engine stop and turn signal switch. So the buttons were reachable with the thumbs without letting go of the grips. These control housings are dark gray.
VAsg $70-45 R control square 175056 78-80 Ciao/B, Bravo/B
VAsg $00-00 R control square 307249 78-83 Grande/B
VBdg $55-30 L control diam. 163162 78-80 Ciao/B, Bravo/B
VBdg $00-00 L control diam. 307247 78-83 Grande/B
V5sg $33-00 R housing square 175057 78-80 Ciao/B, Bravo/B
V5sg $00-00 R housing square 307250 78-83 Grande/B
V18dg $25-00 L housing diam. 163163 78-80 Ciao/B, Bravo/B
V18db $00-00 L housing diam. 307248 78-83 Grande/B
D20 $13.0 L or R lever bare
G. Domino “70’s – 80’s Garelli” housings and controls
This G controls family has
1) threadless-bottomed brake cable holes
2) threaded-bottomless start cable hole
3) threaded-bottomless throttle cable hole
GA GB These are plain and silver, the same as GB0, GA0 except lever tips do not have balls. The GA right control has no assist spring.
GA n.a.-00 R control 506351.0.131 75-77 Eureka
GA n.a.-00 R control 506901.0.131 76-77 Gulp same except grips
GB $62-48 L control 506351.0.142 75-77 Eureka
GB $62-48 L control 506901.0.142 76-77 Gulp same except grips
G5 n.a.-00 R housing 000000.0.000 pre-77 Garelli
V5 $34-22 R housing substitute silver
G18 $22-00 L housing 506351.5.212 pre-77? Garelli
V18 $25-00 L housing substitute silver
The V5,V5g and V18 housings are exact replacements for G5 and G18. There are only two differences.
1) the brake cable hole is threaded-bottomless instead of bottomed-threadless. That means a 6mm adjuster must be added to the brake cable. That’s easy.
2) on the V5 and V5g there is a small threaded hole on the bottom side for mounting a thumb button. It is unnoticeable.
GA1 GB1 These pre-1978 Garelli controls had plain silver housings. The GA1 right control has no assist spring.
GA1 n.a.-00 R control plain silver 506852.0.131 76-77 Sport
GB1 $45-32 L control plain silver 506852.0.142 76-77 Sport
G5 n.a.-00 R housing plain silver 000000.0.000 pre-77 Garelli
V5 $34-22 R housing substitute silver
V5g $25-20 R housing substitute dark gray
G18 $23-00 L housing plain silver 506351.5.212 pre-77? Garelli
The V5 silver and V5g dark gray housings are exact replacements for G5. There are only two differences.
1) the brake cable hole is threaded-bottomless instead of bottomed-threadless. That means a 6mm adjuster must be added to the brake cable. That’s easy.
2) there is a small threaded hole on the bottom side for mounting a thumb button. It is unnoticeable.
GA2 GB2 These controls have plain black housings. The GA2 right control has an assist spring, so the throttle snaps back easy when you let go. They may or may not be used on a Garelli.
GA2 n.a.-00 R control plain
GB2 $45-00 L control plain black
G5b n.a.-00 R housing plain black
V5ag $47-32 R housing substitute gray
G18b $26-00 L housing plain black
The V5ag dark gray housing is an exact replacement for G5b. There are only two differences.
1) the brake cable hole is threaded-bottomless instead of bottomed-threadless. That means a 6mm adjuster must be added to the brake cable. That’s easy.
2) there is a small threaded hole on the bottom side for mounting a thumb button. It is unnoticeable.
These silver or black controls have a diamond shaped mount for an integrated switch. The GA3 and GA4 right controls have an assist spring.
0GA3 $70-00 R control diamond 506852.0.131 77-84 VIP
0GB3 $45-00 L control diamond 506852.0.142 77-84 VIP
0G5d n.a.-00 R housing diamond silver
V5dg $26-00 R housing substitute gray
G18d $26-00 L housing diamond silver
0GA4 n.a.-00 R control diamond black not Garelli?
0GB4 n.a.-00 L control diamond black not Garelli?
G5db n.a.-00 R housing diamond black not Garelli?
G18db $25-00 L housing diamond black known only by this sample
E. Domino “80’s chrome” housings and controls
This E controls family has
1) threaded-bottomless brake cable holes
2) threaded-bottomless start cable hole
3) threaded-bottomless throttle cable hole
Since the early 1980’s, Domino controls have all cable holes threaded for cable adjusters (adjustable cable stops).
EA2 EB2 This early 1980’s Domino EA2 black plain right control is like a late 1970’s Domino DA2 black plain right control, except for two things. 1) The grip is a D21b “basketball texture”, not a D21 “ribbed”. 2) Both the throttle and brake cables have threaded adjusters, M5 and M6.
EA2 n.a.-00 R control plain black
EB2 n.a.-00 L control plain black
D5e n.a.-00 R housing plain black
D18e n.a.-00 L housing plain black
D20 $13.0 R/L brake lever blade bare
D21b 00-$15 R grip ∅25 x 100 texture style
D22b n.a.-00 L grip ∅22 x 100 texture style
EA3 EB3 This early 1980’s Domino EA3 black diamond right control is like a late 1970’s Domino DA3 black diamond right control, except for two things. 1) The grip is a D21b “basketball texture”, not a D21 “ribbed”. 2) Both the throttle and brake cables have threaded adjusters, M5 and M6.
EA3 n.a.-00 R control diamond black ’87+ Jawa 210
EB3 n.a.-00 L control diamond black ’87+ Jawa 210
D5c n.a.-00 R housing diamond black (not MMI# D5C)
D18c n.a.-00 L housing diamond black (not MMI# D18C)
D20 $13.0 R/L brake lever blade bare
D21b 00-$15 R grip ∅25 x 100 texture style
D22b n.a.-00 L grip ∅22 x 100 texture style