I stumbled on this because I saw a BV 350 on Craigslist. I live in Denver, so I am not apt to become a customer of their dealership, but I loved that presentation. Guy was very knowledgeable and believable. I would definitely trust him. thanks for the video.
I got the European version last month here in Ireland, in the same colour. I'm super happy of this weapon. Fast, practical, light and very good looking.
@@tkiblawi1 Bulky? NO, it is awesome. NO problem AT ALL. Congested traffic? too easy, twist n go, it REALLY is Perfect. 6 foot? will/should be No problem. Take one for a test ride. Actually, I sold mine, AND bought a New one! I LOVE it. Please take one foe a test ride, maybe 20 -30 minutes. Regards.
@@tkiblawi1 I'm 6"4 and no problem, obviously I would have loved to have had more space in the seat as sometimes I wanna go a few inches further back and I'd have preferred if it was taller but overall it's not bad. In traffic it's good too
Thanks for the review Robot. Very informative as your reviews usually are. I currently ride an XMAX 300 but the BV350 looks like an excellent alternative.
On my 2013 BV350, the only traction problem I've ever had was on recently rained-on oily road. Made the mistake of pulling on the throttle too hard at the stop light. Didn't crash, but it got very wobbly and scary for a couple seconds. Also, I took off the windscreen. Added a akrapovic exhaust. Best scooter ever.
I just purchased this scooter today! Your video confirms my impressions. This is a hell of a ride. I love the video, it was most informative, keep up the good work.
Another awesome review Robot. After having discovered you and Scooter West years ago I would never buy another bike without having heard/seen one of your reviews first. On another topic hopefully some day, in the not so distant future, Piaggio and other scooter manufacturers will start being more honest with their labeling and actually give us the engine size claimed in the model name but I won't hold my breath. It's been going on a long time...I have a 2006 "Burgman 400" but in reality it's actually only 385 c.c. as well as a "200 Aprilia Scarabeo" which is actually a 180 c.c. . Suzuki did in 2007 I believe actually provide a true 400 c.c. and I'm betting you guys could name countless other bikes with false labeling over the years Motorcyles included.
I’ve got about 5000 miles on my 2018 BV350 so far. Getting on average 68 mpg with 20 miles each way on my daily LA commute which includes about 15 miles of freeway. The only non stock item I have on it is the Akropovic slip on exhaust which saved a good 8 lbs and makes for a nice throaty sound. I’ve owned lots of bikes over the years but I have to agree with Robot, as a “tool” there is no better bike, especially for high traffic locations.
Another wonderful video one more time, however, how many more $6500 Italian scooters will be built without LED headlights when every single Scooter coming from Asia, costing less than 40% has one? I understand what your business is in you are the most respected expert on the Internet regarding this Scooter, but the omission of safety features like an LED headlight tells us that the parent company doesn't give a damn about those who might plunk down the $6500 for the Beverly... Incredibly embarrassing
This scooter came out in 2010, so it's an almost 10 years old project... and they changed very little from the first one, only pollution regulations, colors and abs/asr on standard. It was a very good scooter when it came out, it is still now (I owned it), but it doesn't have the features of modern scooters. I agree that the price could be too high at this time, actually here in Italy you can now buy one brand new with less than 5000€...
@@bedboy7028 I appreciate that clarification the rest of the world has moved forwardthe scooters coming out of Taiwan being made in China such as kymcoare infinitely better thought of and the Beverly sells very poorly in this country you have to include LED lights when every $2,000 scooter has them it's completely ridiculous. And that gauge cluster is nothing short of embarrassing as well because those on a Vespa look better. Vintage is one thing but old is another
@@bedboy7028 I'm talking about KYMCO.... , they are number one in Europe now they are not a knockoff Chinese scooter. The quality there is every bit as good if not better than any Italian scooter.... not true of every other brand that this is a Taiwanese company built in China. Check them out some time. The quality is amazing, and everybody knows it
Greg Savel latest Kymco are good scooters, I know it, but here they cost quite the same as the italian ones and only a little bit less from the japanese... and the look of them is not that good, even if they are improving...
I've been ridding an ebike for the past few years, but now I'm looking for something with more speed and range. Ideally for highway ridding, but also commuting. Looks like a beautiful scooter, definitely considering this one now I do have a concern about my climate. I live in southern Ontario, so I'm not sure how it'll run when the weather gets a bit cool. Obviously I wont run it when it's blizzarding out, I'm not crazy XD
What a great video! Super informative, as always. I found a 2013 model, with less than 3000 miles on it for $2250. Would you consider that a pretty good deal? I know you mentioned they had some problems, but at that price I think it would be fine. Thanks for the great content!
Mr Robot sir... Have you guys ever done anything with Vespa PK series? I ride a PK 125 XL and an S50 Its very hard to find much on the PKs in English and I think I need to replace the clutch. Love all your videos man keep it up!
Hi Robot, I enjoy watching your videos... I just bought myself a BV350 and got surprised there is no side stand on my model (as I was told) The spot to install it is there... what engineer at Piaggio would decide the side stand on some models should be removed... Really I can’t figure it out... All the best...
Great looking scooter. I'm 5'-6" with 27in. inseam. Is there any way you know of to lower the seat height? I know on other scooters you could either get shorter front forks, or a rear spring link that lowers the rear.
Not so much on these scooters. There's some slight adjustment on the rear shock, but that's about it. We offer a shock lowering bracket for the Vespa Primavera/Sprint, but not for the BV. Another option is to have your seat shaved down at an upholstery shop which we have done many times for customers. Hope this helps...
I have a two question for you! - Piaggio madley Vs honda sh (2020) 125 cc - do you think keyless system is good? Does it cause problems? Is it safer with key or keyless? Thoughts?
I've been shopping for a maxi scooter and I didn't even consider the Piaggio or Vespa scooters. Their just too small for my tall height, and the Vespa's have terrible under-seat storage area. I like the Suzuki Burgman scooters, and I was surprised the Honda PCX 150 seems to have pretty good leg room and under-seat storage area for a 150. What was Piaggio thinking not putting a mph main scale for the speedometer? Any opinions out there about the Suzuki Burgman and Honda PCX scooters?
Robot what about the miles in small numbers underneath the km? It's one of the best big wheel Scooters in existence but there's nothing new on it since 2014.So you should have gotten the new Vespa gts 300 super tech. I owne a BMW R9T, that's my ride for every thing long haul's and commuting, linger trips it's custom, easy to ride, cool as hell and fast. I am planning to get a little Primavera s150 or Sprint s150 . Just for runs to groceries and around the city of Zagreb. Can you give me advice which is best to pick?
That's great. The Primavera and Sprint are virtually identical except for the cosmetics. Check out some of our other videos covering these bikes and maybe you'll lean one way or the other. Both great scooters for that purpose!
Had one, didn't like the way engine work. When u accelerate its ok, but when u dont engine starts to slow in second scooter instant so its really annoying in traffic.Cant explain really but its not like on vespa and other scooters when u let gas and vespa just decelerate smooothly. Its kinda shaky ride. Its like u turn switch on and off on beverly. I didnt like that bcs it made me nervous. I didnt like seat its to small and not soft. Riding with passenger and scooter box behind its very tight. its not confortable scooter. Its fast and goes good in corners but i like vespa and other scooters so much more!
What portable air compressor would you suggest to use with a scooter? It doesn't have cigarette lighter socket, only usb. I have never seen any usb air compressors but would be handy to have it. I'm thinking about buying one to connect it directly to the battery. Don't really want to install any additional jacks there.
I have a SUN JOE cordless air compressor. Runs on a lithium ion battery. I feel its an essential piece of kit for two wheelers where correct air pressures is paramount.
Very nice. But "quirks?" Has Doug been hanging out there? FYI: Out herecin the Other Coast, people like to cruise around 80 or so as well (although New Jersey State Police aren't *quite* as laid back about it as your description of the cops out there). My 2015 GTS 300 hangs well with all but a few on the big slabs, although I don't make a habit if hanging too long in the left lane...I do my share of passing, however. 😏
I had a GTS 300 before - I drove the BV for a test ride... no way the BV ist in any case the better scooter. Next year a BV will stand in my garage :-)
I have ridden both and my preference is the GTS 300. I have had a couple of Beverly's in Italy as well as a GTS and I own a GTS in Britain 2018, the second one. I don't feel that the Beverly is as manoeuvrable and I hate it not having a flat floor space.
@@davidbrooksbank7444 I agree, the vespa is more handsome, but by far not that stable the BV is. The Vespa hasn´t got a flat floor either. The Honda SH or the Kymco People are the only ones with real flat floor. Beside this the BV is more powerful and has a much larger space under the seat. The BV is also much cheaper. The BV has a cluch running in oil like all motorcycles do, which gives more reliability. I saw the crankshaft of a GTS 300 and of a BV laying side by side - the one of the GTS looked like the one of a moped. The BV has much larger bearings, so that I think you can drive up to 100.000 Miles with that engine.
As far as Piaggio products, Robot still prefers the BV350 for any utility purpose (longer road trips, extended commuting, bad roads etc.). The suspension on the BV is nothing special (although there are upgrades) , but having the larger wheel diameter is a huge help compared to the Vespa. This isn't to say a Vespa wouldn't do the job, check out some of our Mexico videos and you'll see we've definitely put our Vespas through their paces.
Given the multitude of complaints they've had about it all these years, you'd think Piaggio would've changed the seat by now. Its lack of adjustability is a real negative for this scooter. :(
@@andrewseamaster Pillion style seats with that deep cut between the driver and passenger box the driver in and are really uncomfortable for any ride over an hour. I wish they would move the split between the two areas back a couple of inches and include some kind of installable bump (similar to the one on the 2013-24 models) for shorter persons who don't need that much room. Either that, or offer an almost flat seat as an option. I've seen people get customized ones which are a big improvement but cost another $300-400 dollars.
When i turn on the key the Orange light (abs) is not blinking anymore. I lost the user manual. My scooter has a problem or i am the problem😂😂😂😂? Hehehe
If it's blinking it means the abs is working and it's activated, if it remains turned on, it means it's working but it's deactivated. If you want to activate it, all you need to do is press the asr button for a couple of seconds and you'll have it back.
No, if you think that you don't get the appeal. I started on scooters and have had big bikes. I prefer the GTS to any bike I have ever owned. I don't need to massage my ego and the GTS 300 is a great machine to ride and much more practical.
Price ?! I will never never never trade Japanese reliability and quality products with European. Period. Honda PCX 150 for $3,700 would last for 10 years minimum.
Definitely the best Piaggio/Vespa review on the whole youtube.
Appreciate the video Robot, your doing a great job! No non-sense and straight forward. Keep up the good work and excellent video content.
I stumbled on this because I saw a BV 350 on Craigslist. I live in Denver, so I am not apt to become a customer of their dealership, but I loved that presentation. Guy was very knowledgeable and believable. I would definitely trust him. thanks for the video.
Very cool, thanks for checking us out!
Own a 2013 BV with 17000 miles on it. Fantastic bike. Have ridden in single digit temperatures and has never failed to start.
Do You still have it ?
I got the European version last month here in Ireland, in the same colour. I'm super happy of this weapon. Fast, practical, light and very good looking.
Just bought one last week, 2020, hotrod, fast, nimble lots of top speed. looks like a big scooter instead of a transformer!
I have a BV 350, HIGHLY, HIGHLY HIGHLY Recommend them.
They are Truly AWESOME.
I WILL NOT SELL MINE..
Is it a bit bulky for lane splitting in the city? how well does it cope with congested traffic? Is it really crampy for someone who is 6' tall?
@@tkiblawi1
Bulky? NO, it is awesome. NO problem AT ALL.
Congested traffic? too easy, twist n go, it REALLY is Perfect.
6 foot? will/should be No problem. Take one for a test ride.
Actually, I sold mine, AND bought a New one! I LOVE it.
Please take one foe a test ride, maybe 20 -30 minutes.
Regards.
@@tkiblawi1 I'm 6"4 and no problem, obviously I would have loved to have had more space in the seat as sometimes I wanna go a few inches further back and I'd have preferred if it was taller but overall it's not bad. In traffic it's good too
Thanks for the review Robot. Very informative as your reviews usually are. I currently ride an XMAX 300 but the BV350 looks like an excellent alternative.
Had xmax! Yamaha is better.
@@Dinotti Really ? Why ?
Piaggio beverly 350 cc sport 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Warren where do you live my friend?
the 350 is much faster than the xmax 300+400
On my 2013 BV350, the only traction problem I've ever had was on recently rained-on oily road. Made the mistake of pulling on the throttle too hard at the stop light. Didn't crash, but it got very wobbly and scary for a couple seconds. Also, I took off the windscreen. Added a akrapovic exhaust. Best scooter ever.
Do You still have it?
@@handyman7297 Yup
I just purchased this scooter today! Your video confirms my impressions. This is a hell of a ride. I love the video, it was most informative, keep up the good work.
Another awesome review Robot. After having discovered you and Scooter West years ago I would never buy another bike without having heard/seen one of your reviews first. On another topic hopefully some day, in the not so distant future, Piaggio and other scooter manufacturers will start being more honest with their labeling and actually give us the engine size claimed in the model name but I won't hold my breath. It's been going on a long time...I have a 2006 "Burgman 400" but in reality it's actually only 385 c.c. as well as a "200 Aprilia Scarabeo" which is actually a 180 c.c. . Suzuki did in 2007 I believe actually provide a true 400 c.c. and I'm betting you guys could name countless other bikes with false labeling over the years Motorcyles included.
in the 70's, Honda 350?? actually 325cc! they all do it
I’ve got about 5000 miles on my 2018 BV350 so far. Getting on average 68 mpg with 20 miles each way on my daily LA commute which includes about 15 miles of freeway. The only non stock item I have on it is the Akropovic slip on exhaust which saved a good 8 lbs and makes for a nice throaty sound. I’ve owned lots of bikes over the years but I have to agree with Robot, as a “tool” there is no better bike, especially for high traffic locations.
Another wonderful video
one more time, however, how many more $6500 Italian scooters will be built without LED headlights when every single Scooter coming from Asia, costing less than 40% has one? I understand what your business is in you are the most respected expert on the Internet regarding this Scooter, but the omission of safety features like an LED headlight tells us that the parent company doesn't give a damn about those who might plunk down the $6500 for the Beverly... Incredibly embarrassing
This scooter came out in 2010, so it's an almost 10 years old project... and they changed very little from the first one, only pollution regulations, colors and abs/asr on standard. It was a very good scooter when it came out, it is still now (I owned it), but it doesn't have the features of modern scooters. I agree that the price could be too high at this time, actually here in Italy you can now buy one brand new with less than 5000€...
@@bedboy7028 I appreciate that clarification the rest of the world has moved forwardthe scooters coming out of Taiwan being made in China such as kymcoare infinitely better thought of and the Beverly sells very poorly in this country you have to include LED lights when every $2,000 scooter has them it's completely ridiculous. And that gauge cluster is nothing short of embarrassing as well because those on a Vespa look better. Vintage is one thing but old is another
@@Gregs_World I have to say though that if we talk about chassis, engine and build quality this scooter is still way better than chinese ones...
@@bedboy7028 I'm talking about KYMCO.... , they are number one in Europe now they are not a knockoff Chinese scooter. The quality there is every bit as good if not better than any Italian scooter.... not true of every other brand that this is a Taiwanese company built in China. Check them out some time. The quality is amazing, and everybody knows it
Greg Savel latest Kymco are good scooters, I know it, but here they cost quite the same as the italian ones and only a little bit less from the japanese... and the look of them is not that good, even if they are improving...
I've been ridding an ebike for the past few years, but now I'm looking for something with more speed and range. Ideally for highway ridding, but also commuting. Looks like a beautiful scooter, definitely considering this one now
I do have a concern about my climate. I live in southern Ontario, so I'm not sure how it'll run when the weather gets a bit cool. Obviously I wont run it when it's blizzarding out, I'm not crazy XD
Robot for president
What a great video! Super informative, as always. I found a 2013 model, with less than 3000 miles on it for $2250. Would you consider that a pretty good deal? I know you mentioned they had some problems, but at that price I think it would be fine. Thanks for the great content!
A good friend is opening a dealership here in the midwest, Vespa, Moto Guzzi, Aprilia. Shouldn't be long now. Can't wait to test ride some.
I love your explenations - I want to buy one next year. Unfortunately I live in Austria, so I cannot buy it at your shop.
First time ever in an American made video that the "Your Mileage May Vary"statement has been used correctly?
Hello I watch your CZcams channels a lot thank you very helpful I have a question I have a BV 350 2018 and a 40 mph the wheel wobbles can you help me
Mr Robot sir... Have you guys ever done anything with Vespa PK series? I ride a PK 125 XL and an S50 Its very hard to find much on the PKs in English and I think I need to replace the clutch. Love all your videos man keep it up!
Is the color purple? It does not look blue.
Hi Robot,
I enjoy watching your videos...
I just bought myself a BV350 and got surprised there is no side stand on my model (as I was told) The spot to install it is there... what engineer at Piaggio would decide the side stand on some models should be removed...
Really I can’t figure it out...
All the best...
The sidestand is quite awkward to use. It seems to be in the wrong place.
I just bought a 2005 X9 500, difficult to find info on them.
my favourite is a tmax dx 530.
I have the new bv350 with 30ps Euro 4. You can tell any difference in road with the oldest 33ps models??
Hanno le stesse prestazioni
Great looking scooter. I'm 5'-6" with 27in. inseam. Is there any way you know of to lower the seat height? I know on other scooters you could either get shorter front forks, or a rear spring link that lowers the rear.
Not so much on these scooters. There's some slight adjustment on the rear shock, but that's about it. We offer a shock lowering bracket for the Vespa Primavera/Sprint, but not for the BV. Another option is to have your seat shaved down at an upholstery shop which we have done many times for customers. Hope this helps...
I have a two question for you!
- Piaggio madley Vs honda sh (2020) 125 cc
- do you think keyless system is good? Does it cause problems? Is it safer with key or keyless? Thoughts?
Is that a Tijuana Xolos shirt you got on Robot!!!? Awesome.
The same as 2016 model i bought in croatia ..no led lights..wireless key ...digital hud ...come on its 2020
huurux so true no led headlight :(
Frende onda se kupuje Yamaha ili Honda, a ne talijansko rohlo ;)
I was hoping they would up grade to a little larger engine for 2020 ! This makes 6 tears for the 330cc engine. What are your thoughts ?
I've been shopping for a maxi scooter and I didn't even consider the Piaggio or Vespa scooters. Their just too small for my tall height, and the Vespa's have terrible under-seat storage area. I like the Suzuki Burgman scooters, and I was surprised the Honda PCX 150 seems to have pretty good leg room and under-seat storage area for a 150. What was Piaggio thinking not putting a mph main scale for the speedometer? Any opinions out there about the Suzuki Burgman and Honda PCX scooters?
Love your channel ❤️
Robot what about the miles in small numbers underneath the km? It's one of the best big wheel Scooters in existence but there's nothing new on it since 2014.So you should have gotten the new Vespa gts 300 super tech. I owne a BMW R9T, that's my ride for every thing long haul's and commuting, linger trips it's custom, easy to ride, cool as hell and fast. I am planning to get a little Primavera s150 or Sprint s150 . Just for runs to groceries and around the city of Zagreb. Can you give me advice which is best to pick?
That's great. The Primavera and Sprint are virtually identical except for the cosmetics. Check out some of our other videos covering these bikes and maybe you'll lean one way or the other. Both great scooters for that purpose!
Nothing new since 2017. Traction control.
Had one, didn't like the way engine work. When u accelerate its ok, but when u dont engine starts to slow in second scooter instant so its really annoying in traffic.Cant explain really but its not like on vespa and other scooters when u let gas and vespa just decelerate smooothly. Its kinda shaky ride. Its like u turn switch on and off on beverly. I didnt like that bcs it made me nervous. I didnt like seat its to small and not soft. Riding with passenger and scooter box behind its very tight. its not confortable scooter. Its fast and goes good in corners but i like vespa and other scooters so much more!
Quello si chiama freno motore
Hello bstrd , is there enough space to fit a helmet underneath the seat?
how's the handling of the BV350 in between cars on the city?
Hi Rob, do you know what brand are the forks? Or front suspensions?
Ever tried Race tech gold valves in the front forks in a BV?
Bravo Robot
The most practical scooter.
Thank You !! Very good review !!
What portable air compressor would you suggest to use with a scooter? It doesn't have cigarette lighter socket, only usb. I have never seen any usb air compressors but would be handy to have it. I'm thinking about buying one to connect it directly to the battery. Don't really want to install any additional jacks there.
I have a SUN JOE cordless air compressor. Runs on a lithium ion battery. I feel its an essential piece of kit for two wheelers where correct air pressures is paramount.
Robot could you post where to buy the tail that Alex modified in it's 2014 bv
Im tossed up between this or keeping my J300...Any help appreciated.
Serge GS how about wait for a fully redone one while your j300 still rocking
Very nice. But "quirks?" Has Doug been hanging out there?
FYI: Out herecin the Other Coast, people like to cruise around 80 or so as well (although New Jersey State Police aren't *quite* as laid back about it as your description of the cops out there). My 2015 GTS 300 hangs well with all but a few on the big slabs, although I don't make a habit if hanging too long in the left lane...I do my share of passing, however. 😏
Thank you for this review. I live in Seattle and I've been trying to decide between BV350 and GTS300.
vespa
I had a GTS 300 before - I drove the BV for a test ride... no way the BV ist in any case the better scooter. Next year a BV will stand in my garage :-)
I have ridden both and my preference is the GTS 300. I have had a couple of Beverly's in Italy as well as a GTS and I own a GTS in Britain 2018, the second one. I don't feel that the Beverly is as manoeuvrable and I hate it not having a flat floor space.
@@davidbrooksbank7444 I agree, the vespa is more handsome, but by far not that stable the BV is. The Vespa hasn´t got a flat floor either. The Honda SH or the Kymco People are the only ones with real flat floor. Beside this the BV is more powerful and has a much larger space under the seat. The BV is also much cheaper. The BV has a cluch running in oil like all motorcycles do, which gives more reliability. I saw the crankshaft of a GTS 300 and of a BV laying side by side - the one of the GTS looked like the one of a moped. The BV has much larger bearings, so that I think you can drive up to 100.000 Miles with that engine.
@Timmy C. Not for me it doesn't, thats why I'm back on a new GTS.
What is the capacity? I am 210 pounds and would like to have a vehicle that can handle me and a friend my size, if I get into 2 wheel travel.
Hey Robot, BV 350, or MP 500?
How many colors do they have for 2020?
is that a compliance plate on the left side?
whats your favorite scooter suspension wise riding in bad roads
As far as Piaggio products, Robot still prefers the BV350 for any utility purpose (longer road trips, extended commuting, bad roads etc.). The suspension on the BV is nothing special (although there are upgrades) , but having the larger wheel diameter is a huge help compared to the Vespa. This isn't to say a Vespa wouldn't do the job, check out some of our Mexico videos and you'll see we've definitely put our Vespas through their paces.
What is the difference between the BV350 touring and the BV350 Police?
color, and tinted fly screen
How different is the 20’ vs 18’ bv350? My local has one 18’ for $5500, is it a good price to buy?
its the same
Have you got a review on the piaggio medley 150 s? I'm looking for something nifty around Sydney Australia
It’s fanbloodytastic the best smaller scooter by far, I’ve had mine since March 2019
Those scooters are not imported into the US. They have the Liberty here but not the Medley.
You guys know anything about adding after market pipes on the new BV and not being compatible
I have a 2020 BV...put Malossi pipe/header on it, fit just fine, sounds good and niver than Apropovic, and cheaper....
What has model engine ?
I write production engine ?
London thieves bike of choice, it must be really good.
If you leave this bike on the road in London it will get stolen in couple seconds lol
@organthruster your clueless 😂
hi Robot , i have a beverly 400hpe , i took the beverly badge of looking for bv 400 badges can you send me two to England , thanks .
Shower Thought: Could the powertrain Module off of a MP3 500 be "bolted on" to a BV350 ?
Bv 500 already exists
@@EFA22000 Where ? The Past ? You can't buy anything bigger than 350 as of now.
@@GIGABACHI yes, i meant used
@@EFA22000 👌🏻
Great review
Perfekt thing. 👍
Given the multitude of complaints they've had about it all these years, you'd think Piaggio would've changed the seat by now. Its lack of adjustability is a real negative for this scooter. :(
what is it you want to adjust?
@@andrewseamaster Pillion style seats with that deep cut between the driver and passenger box the driver in and are really uncomfortable for any ride over an hour. I wish they would move the split between the two areas back a couple of inches and include some kind of installable bump (similar to the one on the 2013-24 models) for shorter persons who don't need that much room. Either that, or offer an almost flat seat as an option. I've seen people get customized ones which are a big improvement but cost another $300-400 dollars.
Who owns the Honda behind you?
I gather from your comments, it’s not a great scooter for me at six foot two. Am I correct?
You'll be fine lol.
Very nice but can’t beat a Xmax 400 for an all round scooter!
true
Please how can I get in touch with you?
Lost some weight huh robot
He sure did, thanks for noticing.
thx
Good afternoon friend, I would like to know where is that friend of yours who always made the videos with you?
is the blue the only color for 2020?
Hey Randy! It also comes in black, and green.
what are the 2020 colors?
Matte Green, Silver, and Matte Blue (shown in this video). www.piaggio.com/us_EN/models/bv-range/piaggio-BV/piaggio-bv-sport-touring-350-abs/
Look similar with Sym 300hd 2019.
all new?
No !!
Whats the parts website plz rob
www.scooterwest.com
I have piaggio 125 was wondering if could fit a 200cc mallossi kit could you help me plz
Sorry missed out piaggio x8
Vespa Motorsport &
Hello
When i turn on the key the Orange light (abs) is not blinking anymore. I lost the user manual. My scooter has a problem or i am the problem😂😂😂😂? Hehehe
If it's blinking it means the abs is working and it's activated, if it remains turned on, it means it's working but it's deactivated. If you want to activate it, all you need to do is press the asr button for a couple of seconds and you'll have it back.
keyless ?
I want to have this motorcycle but i dont have the money to buy it, please go found me
Why does Piaggio brand these not as Vespa?
Vespa are metal unibody.
The 350 engine available in Vespas would be dope
At some point you just get a motorcycle, ey???
No, if you think that you don't get the appeal. I started on scooters and have had big bikes. I prefer the GTS to any bike I have ever owned. I don't need to massage my ego and the GTS 300 is a great machine to ride and much more practical.
@@davidbrooksbank7444 I also have a GTS 300
Price ?! I will never never never trade Japanese reliability and quality products with European. Period. Honda PCX 150 for $3,700 would last for 10 years minimum.
got a vespa wich is 54 years old