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Grandvista 250 / Re: Spare GV seatback thingee available (Portland, OR)
« on: April 04, 2018, 07:11:17 PM »Salvaged from my totaled GV250. Anyone need one?Not sure what that is. Have a pic?
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Salvaged from my totaled GV250. Anyone need one?Not sure what that is. Have a pic?
i took the Grandvista for a run the other day as the weather was summer like on the noth east coast. On my ride as I was going around a left hand curve my side stand scraped the road. I really didn't think I was leaned over that much to have that as an issue . Has anyone else had this experience. After parking it and looking at the side stand and the the down and up stops on the mount it looks like there is some room left where I could grind the tab so that the stand would be just a little higher while riding. Has anyone done this or come up with another solution? Would this modification mess up the kick stand kill switch function?I scrape too. Are you fat like me?
I had mt first opportunity to ride my DT300i, in a group ride yesterday. There were four Polaris Spyders and a Harley geezer glide. Their first question was wither or not my Kymco could keep up with them and their second question was, "what's a Kymco." Then they wanted to know where it was made and when I said in Tiwan, they said "oh a chinese scooter."My daughter joined me on a "poker run" when she was 18 she was riding her GrandVista 250. Most other rides were Harley. We all had fun an the scoot got a lot of looks.
Yelp! We rode for about three hours and I was proud of my scoot's performance. I think they were impressed, as well. We rode a pretty good clip on a twistie and the DT handled very well. I look forward to being called to join them again.
Mac
My motorcycle has a kill switch too, I forget, does the GV?
Thats what I was thinking!
And to add alil more .. I also brought a brand new. Street thinking that was a problemSomeone else can chime in. Mine is with my daughter and I forget. There is a specific start procedure. Safety interlocks prevent starting if not followed. Brake is one, iirc there is another. Read the manual. I'll try and ask my daughter or look it up for you.
She should take the battery out and keep it on a Tender inside her apartment.