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hey ub, #2 wasn't obvious to me either. i was surprised when i could open the glove box while the scoot was running. that's what's great about being new. things aren't obvious and learning and realizing things are fun. kinda like a first kiss
i hope i never "know it all". |
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Molto Verboso
Blue 70th anniversary Vespa GTS 300
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I discovered the glove box lid dodge a while back. Of course the one greta advantage of this si that when open and riding you can use the lid as a nice little picnic table for your sandwiches, saving valuable time in not having to stop to eat your "butties"
One word of warning though DO NOT EAT SANDWICHES WHEN WEARING A FULL FACE HELMET I made that mistake once and got cheese and pickle all over the visor. That's my tip of the day folks!!!! |
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You know, I tried something similar myself! But I found that wearing gloves really made it difficult to properly maneuver the sandwich. I'd recommend against wearing them if you plan on eating on the ride. I also found that when I was going slower potholes were bouncing my meal around a lot... things went much more smoothly when I was driving fast enough to skip over the holes a bit. So I'd also recommend that those interested drive as fast as possible for maximum eating comfort.
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mogeewogee wrote: Dave, That goes right along with DON'T FRY BACON NAKED.... |
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Molto Verboso
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mogeewogee wrote: Dave, That goes right along with DON'T FRY BACON NAKED.... As for eating on a bumpy road I found that that was a great way of shring your meal with your passenger providing of course you can keep the scooter stable whilst they are jumping aorund on the rear trying to get mothfuls of discarded food, and watching them trying to drink was a great laugh!! |
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helmet hook under the seat. for those who dont know what its for. you put the D ring of your helmet on it and then your helmet is secure to the bike. you can even get 2 helmets on there.
12 pack of canned beverages fits nicely under the seat. drinks fit in the glovebox. |
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Molto Verboso
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jimc wrote: mogeewogee wrote: Dave, That goes right along with DON'T FRY BACON NAKED.... |
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My glovebox tends to open itself while I'm riding ever since I temporarily removed the panel to replace the chrome trim
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