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Every single thing on the list plus top box plus the jacket woohoo

If here is the right place someone please start one. If not tell me where to go. I’ve just ordered one in dark grey. Due in in the UK in the summer.

An idea for detecting a theft - hide an Apple airtag somewhere in the plastics of your scooter. It won’t stop a thief but you’ll be able to track it down. Batteries last about three years apparently.

I’m with you on the mileage -gallons per mile. Always seems stuck. When I get a new bike I I try to run it dry to check actual miles achieveable from full to dry. I take it out with a plastic jerrycan of fuel and find out.

50ish mpg in UK. I reset it often especially when starting a long non urban ride.

Lovely paint job. That Givi top box does look good in white. What a pity the manufacturers don’t sell it wired for those mock LEDs to work, instead of me having to bodge up a work around.

Add Kaoko mechanical cruise control. The list mounts up as does the cost. Add tracker sticker

Pity. I would have put my name down for version three if it came with electronic cruise control.

Steve from Brighton UK here. I’m on my second 650 GT. First on was 2014 in bronze. Second is 2016 in black. Both brilliant. Mods = aftermarket rear rack plate, Givi 40L top box; stick on roundel indicator repeaters; better screen; stock wind deflectors; reservoir mounted dash cam (in beta...

When I start up from cold, no problem. Then, about 200 metres into a regular journey at a junction where I have to give way, on pulling away there is a very slight very momentary hesitation in the engine just as I turn left onto the highway. It coughs once, falls away, and then gets going. My...

me too, a lot this week. Very unnerving when turning on green. Just you set off, there's a momentary check before it picks up.

It's Brighton in Sussex in UK, and I live here!

They're very cool, completely pointless, and easy to fit. Find ground, find leave feed, tap into both. Long cables are included but they're not really needed. Instructions need deciding but make sense eventually.