Hey buddy, great videos! I just got myself one of these last weekend, I’m loving it! But I’m 5’ 8’’ and suffering with the seat height, how tall are you?
Hi, thanks, glad you’re enjoying the videos. It’s certainly a bike that taller riders will find easier, I’m 6’2” so it’s not really a problem for me. Try tilting the bike away from you if you are finding getting on a struggle, I do this and it makes life easier
@@scottishzoomer it’s the only real issue I have with the bike, the other are the brake levers. I don’t consider myself having small hands but they are definitively for bigger handed people. They don’t look adjustable either. Other than that I’m very happy.
@@scottishzoomer Thank you for your reply. I am about to get myself the Aprilla SR GT 125 too but would like to keep my helmet under the seat storage...Thank you very much for your videos.
@@kevinwill3687 Glad you find the videos interesting. I normally use a Caberg open face helmet which will of course fit under the seat. I’d recommend a rear rack and topbox which will help with luggage carrying and solve your helmet storage issue. Good luck with the bike, they are great machines.
@@scottishzoomer Thank you very much for taking the time to get back to me so quickly. I thought the same re lugguage/storage! It is great to hear you recommend the scooter! Have a fab weekend and best wishes to Scotland (Ps: I used to live in Edinburgh for a year and loved it there- certainly better than life in London ;-) )
great tip - thank you
Nice mod. My rule is to never put an open bottle of milk inside scooter seat. 🙂
Velcro tape would be very convenient to attach the board to the underseat bucket as divider.
Well, i would used a wide velcro on the board and stick one at the side so you could remove it and its a minimum of change to the bike. Great idea!
Wow Nice
Nice idea SZ 🙂
Hey buddy, great videos! I just got myself one of these last weekend, I’m loving it! But I’m 5’ 8’’ and suffering with the seat height, how tall are you?
Hi, thanks, glad you’re enjoying the videos. It’s certainly a bike that taller riders will find easier, I’m 6’2” so it’s not really a problem for me. Try tilting the bike away from you if you are finding getting on a struggle, I do this and it makes life easier
@@scottishzoomer it’s the only real issue I have with the bike, the other are the brake levers. I don’t consider myself having small hands but they are definitively for bigger handed people. They don’t look adjustable either. Other than that I’m very happy.
Glad I read this, I'm 5' 8" also and was considering this scooter.
Bella idea, la rubo 😂😂😂, puoi dare le misure del divisore?
I’ve included the measurements as part of my latest video on fitting a rear rack and top box, hope this helps
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Hey Scottish Zoomer. Can you manage to fit a full face helmet in the under seat storage at all?
Hi, I’m an XL helmet size and mine wouldn’t fit under the seat, maybe a smaller size might
@@scottishzoomer Thank you for your reply. I am about to get myself the Aprilla SR GT 125 too but would like to keep my helmet under the seat storage...Thank you very much for your videos.
@@kevinwill3687 Glad you find the videos interesting. I normally use a Caberg open face helmet which will of course fit under the seat. I’d recommend a rear rack and topbox which will help with luggage carrying and solve your helmet storage issue. Good luck with the bike, they are great machines.
@@scottishzoomer Thank you very much for taking the time to get back to me so quickly. I thought the same re lugguage/storage! It is great to hear you recommend the scooter! Have a fab weekend and best wishes to Scotland (Ps: I used to live in Edinburgh for a year and loved it there- certainly better than life in London ;-) )
What about a tunnel bag which goes in front of you, between ur legs