Anyone in San Antonio, Tx with a GV

[melodys39]

Scooter is all original. I've been thinking about a taller windscreen, but want to hear about it from an owner first.

The speedometer seems accurate enough, probably 5% slow.

Just added a small tail bag on the luggage rack, an American Flag decal on the windshield, a spirit bell on the front wheel and an extra red reflector under the license plate.

City riding today to the regional park (10 miles) for a plant swap at which we do volunteer work.

Scoot Safely,

I have a 2009 Grandvista with a GPS, and the speedometer is exactly on. Just FYI.

I just ordered the taller windshield, and I'll let you know how it goes after my husband installs it for me 

[MaryK]

I appreciate the info on the speedometer being accurate.
Now, I can tell the husband how far off his MCs are.

I'll be waiting for the info on the taller windshield.
But, I am happy with mine since I am short.

We rode to a park near the Arkansas River after lunch today.
It was very warm and humid, so not the best time to ride.
The bridges across the river provided good views and we saw a tugboat & barge working their way upriver. 
About 40 miles all together with some city streets and mostly rural roads.  The GV did well.

Happy Scooting,

[mdc]

I totally like my GV.  I've taken it up to 76 mph it ran great.  I do have to say that I run all over San Antonio on it.  If however, I am leaving the city limits I take my 2003 Heritage.  The cool thing about the GV is that it is so easy to park  Most of the time I park under the store roof close to the bike racks.  Guess that will work until everyone decides they want to park scooters up close to the door too!

[salsphotography]

I also park my GV by the door when I go to planet fitness here in sn antonio so far no problems

[salsphotography]

Hey mdc, how many miles do u have on your gv