Sexy rear end on this Italian beauty!
OEM Topcase that is a rebranded Givi painted to match.
First thing I did was give her a good detailing. Knock off all the spider cocoons, and gross stuff that had made itself at home inside this scoot. She's looking good now!
I took her out and put 300 miles on her and here's a few thoughts for what it's worth.
- Storage under the seat coupled with the topbox are simply put amazing. Groceries and Home Depot runs are a treat! Standout features!
- 70 mpg, enough said. Stand out feature!
- Cruises at 80 on the freeway with more to spare. Great feature.
- The speedo has kph on the outer ring and mph on the inner. PITA feature.
- Instrumentation is bright, easily readable, gas gauge accurate, temp gauge. Great features.
- Faded pet carrier (<---- scooter lingo) and dash board fading. Piaggio should be ashamed of this.
- Large rims mage handling freeway, potholes, etc an easy task. Standout feature!
- Power release to open the seat on the dash. Great feature!
- Push the key in to open the pet carrier, 12V cig adaptor there to charge phones, etc. Great feature!
- Stow anything in the pet carrier and it gets baked! Owner's call it the snack warmer. Terrible design.
- The seat is very comfortable "for me" to allow all day riding at 6'4" tall 185 lbs. Great feature but subjective.
- Headlight is better then my KTM or MG Grisos I've had. Awesome feature!
- Wind blast is a pain so I'm thinking a fly screen. Mediocre feature.
- Leg shield is amazing at protecting you while riding in the rain. Great feature!
- The key is massive! PITA feature. Put this in your pocket and bend over, forget ever having children!
Scooter boy! lol
I didn't comment on the suspension as I'm still adjusting it to see where the sweet spot is.
I used some plastic restorer on the dash and it helped out quite a bit.
You can see the original color here where I peeled the "you're gonna die" sticker of some sorts.
