Okay great! Thank you, i'm coming from a 150 Primavera and just curious about it getting over heated. I do hear the fan , just always observing the temp gauge hitting two to three bars before the red
None here, got stuck in some Maryland/DC downtown traffic last week about 95 degrees with a ton of humidity. Fan cycled on and off a few times until traffic started to move. As others mentioned only 1 fan on left side, and you never feel the heat when sitting on the Vespa...
Heard the fan if I recall 2 times with earlier GTS of mine in 11 yers, and never with this one. Perhaps should keep it some day idling to hear that to make sure it works; the fan.
Never seen anyone tuning up and put another fan, to the other side too.
for most people's riding usage the fan should rarely ever common.
but it is really dependent on usage. namely many hours of very slow/stationary riding will make the bike hot enough for the fan. but a long day ride in the country should not.
if you feel it's too frequent then your coolant system might not have been bleed correctly. iirc I saw someone recently on this forum whose was not correctly bled and did have the fan on a lot.
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