To all, First comparisons ET4 and Vino 125. I have found the article "Scooter Shootout" both entertaining and informative. Pretty close to my thoughts on...
FV, I read the section on the Vino 125, and my jaw dropped. Soft suspension - are they kidding? I strongly disagree. I made several comments in early posts...
If you guys are referring to the scooter shootout in the Napa Valley with 10 different scoots then maybe I should speak up. Since I live in Napa, and have...
Jetthrobagle, I also have ridden with P200 and ET4s on twisty mountain roads. From my experience, I had no problem whatsoever in keeping up and passing the ET4...
I sure wish I had found my way into scootering back when the Vino 125's were $2199. That price really is a steal. But for $2499 I can't complain. Still almost...
I don't know what I'm doing wrong.Just got home from the hospital after crashing my Vino 125 for the second time this year. I was only turning a corner on a...
... This is true, I've wiped out once on a Zuma and almost done it on the Vino because I attempted to stop quickly or take off on a patch of dirt that was ...
Sorry to hear about your accident; good wishes to you for a speedy recovery. Firstvino ... after crashing my Vino 125 for the second time this year. I was only...
I haven't taken the MSF course but I have about 12 years experience riding motorcycles accident free. The insurance took care of the surgery on my ankle and...
The first time I went down I thought I hit something in the road. This time I'm sure the rear tire just lost traction. On a motorcycle you can steer into a...
If this was a case of turning right just after a stop, as on a city street you might consider using the brake (rear) as a means of controlling the acceleration...
... street ... the ... Or you could be a real rider and not waist effort or brake material and learn to control the throttle. It's a little counter productive...
Rick, I've cornered the Vino 125 at a wickedly fast pace around tight turns, usually to get someone "off my butt" during my commutes. I've yet to find the...
I'll second that - I've banged the centerstand a few times now on hard left turns, but didn't really feel like I was pushing the limit. Conversely, I've...
I just returned from visiting Taiwan, the king of scooter countries. Their newer models all have LED brakelights and turn signals which increase their...
Alternatively you could try one of those license plate frames with the built-in flashing red LEDs. Expensive, but saves having to convert the existing lights....
... You can buy LED bulbs that will fit the brake lights at Autozone or Advance Auto for 10 or 12 bucks each. I haven't seen any small enough for the turn...
I'm due to change the oil for the first time in my wife's Vino 125. I look at the book and see there's 2 drain plugs. I see one on the side of the engine but...
Dan, Please check the file section of this group. Arizonavino "our technical engineer liasion" and group member has an excellent oil change procedure with...
I very much recommend a torque wrench. I cracked a plug in the casing--gearbox, not oil--and boy howdy will you pay lots for repairs if you don't know how do...
Thanks to all who responded and made this oil change easy!! Arizonavino, thanks for taking the time to write the procedure (with pics no less). Dan ... tighten...
Dan, You're quite welcome, I'm glad it was of help to you and anyone else doing it for the first time. Hopefully I'll get my discretionary time under control...
I got tired of seeing "coming soon" at beginnerbikes.com where the Vino 125 review should be, so I tried to write one. But your input is needed (and much...
I would say your composition on the Vino 125 is straight to the point, answers questions about the Vino, and highlights its fine points as well as the physical...
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