The Vespa GTS Super 300 is the Fastest Production Vespa Ever! - One Take

[@byfedericojimenez]

I’ve said it before and will say it again - a true car guy also loves motorcycles and vespas. Vespas are one of the biggest automotive icons

[@DMurphy802]

I know these videos don’t always net the views and money, but I’d love to see more scoots!

[@BoopSnoot]

Or you could just get a used VStrom for about the same money, have plenty of suspension travel and comfortable, and with a tail case have as much or more storage and it can still cruise at 80mph if needed and is very nimble in the street and you don't look like you're riding a girl scooter. Vstroms aren't fast either, but they're faster than that.

[@ernestolopez9364]

@@BoopSnoot No one who rides a Vstrom can compare their intelligent, lackluster decision to the sophistication and elegance of a Vespa.

[@BoopSnoot]

@@ernestolopez9364 Sophiaticated and elegent? Thats such a colorful way to say fruity.

[@rainchains]

@@BoopSnoot "sophiaticated" "elegent" - lol. fruity? hardly. Vespa owners can spell, too.

[@BoopSnoot]

@@rainchains So what Im typing on a tiny phone keyboard and missed a key. Now go jump on your vespa over to your bf's house and whine to him how someone was mean to you on the internet.

[@nikitis13]

Any motorcycle rider who can't have fun on a scooter isn't doing it right. Love my bikes but also love scooters. They were first conceived to be efficient city utility vehicles. I've had plenty of various Vespas over the years and they have all been built as tough as tanks and age like a good red wine, As much an art piece parked in the lounge room as it is grinding out the miles, rain hail shine as your daily transport tool. Ergonomics are absolutely spot on, great for two up riding.

[@leewatkeys9065]

Definitely agree, have a Triumph Thunderbird Sport and a 300gts super sport. Guess what I used to go to the British MOTO GP at Silverstone yesterday. Only saw 2 other Vespas in the car park. Mine is a 2010 with 44,000 km (it’s in km not miles). At an indicated 70mph it’s about 10mph out ie only 60mph. We can lane split (we call it filtering in UK) anywhere and it makes a journey so much nicer. 👍🏻

[@nikitis13]

@@leewatkeys9065 👌Brilliant!

[@alfredharrison8190]

How cool that Vespa now has a 300. In August of 1980, my wife and I took our Vespa 200 from Minneapolis to Seattle via Highway 2. We had Harley's turning around to check us out. After packing all our furniture in a rental truck, we rolled the Vespa up into the back and moved back to the Twin Cities. Good times with Vespa Mama!

[@mindspinn311]

I had a 2012 300 GTS and it’s one of my all time favorite bikes. Scooters are an absolute blast and better at getting around a city or small town than a motorcycle. Once you experience it you understand.

[@jado5705]

Not had a scoot for 34 yrs . Sold my wr450 Yamaha last September . Been riding my 2015 gts super today and I’m 18 again . Love it !!

[@TheCarVlogger]

I ride a BMW K1300S but my dad has a GTS 300 and every time I see him I try and ride the Vespa because it really is a ton of fun. The bike feels super solid and comfortable and since you don't need to worry about launching or shifting its really quick for little red light races.

[@ericlikewhoa]

Big Farah on a scooter made my day! Having no ego when it comes to two wheels is the best mindset for the most fun! Ride safe bro!

[@OttavianoAugusto2011]

I bought mine (2021 GTS 300 HPE Touring) 4 days ago and have been riding only full size motorcycles until then. I am planning to use the Vespa as a daily commuter to work and the motorcycle on week ends. I couldn't agree more with your review. Thank you for doing it.

[@MaadScience]

My 2006 LX150 is a game changer. Once you Vespa, you'll wonder how you lived without one. It just makes it so fun and easy to get around a city.

[@chancellemesse359]

Would you recommend it in the winter?

[@MaadScience]

@@chancellemesse359 It depends on how harsh your winter is. If you bundle up (heavy gloves, balaklava, dry boots), you can totally ride in the cold and wet, just avoid snow and ice.

[@moddude101]

As a vintage Vespa rider who rides motorcycles and drives cars your review is totally spot on. I've ridden the Vespa 300 and it's a great bike. If ones not taking the freeway then the 150cc is a good choice as well. Very good fit and finish with the Vespa!

[@dimitrisg.4504]

One of the best GTS 300 reviews I 've ever seen! Really! But when we talk about safety, because safety comes first, 75 miles per hour is not enough when riding on the highway. I own a Vespa GTS HPE '19 and I bought the Kubler disc in order to "make" it reach 83-85 miles per hour. The only reason was my safety and not being "Maverick supersonic"! You don't buy a Vespa to go like the SR-71... I love vespas since childhood but, in my opinion, new vespa's should have more power than 24 hp's... Keep up the good job! 👍👍

[@RumbleKar]

Why did I find this more interesting than a review of a car?

[@ImStuckInStockton]

ur gay

[@mildmanneredthinkingman9323]

There is something relaxing about it. And it's such a different perspective from a car. Also, it was so much clearer to hear Matt's voice. Not that I don't complain about great raw engine noise from cars or anything.

[@SixSpeedSeven]

More realistic experience compared to canyon carving.

[@BoopBobBeep]

4 wheels move your body. 2 wheels move your soul!

[@turtleonmeth1560]

I don’t know about more interesting but I definitely love the 2 wheel content fr

[@ubaid.a]

4:15 seeing a bmw using its turn signals is like watching unicorns mate

[@redmoped]

Lol hey man I’ll take whatever 2 wheel content you’ll throw at me, nice scoot 👌

[@IvanGarcia-ug7mf]

but we would appreciate more from TST. .

[@chuckvt5196]

I have 2 motorcycles and a Vespa GTS Super 300. I love my Vespa and it will always be in my stable! Great video! Top speed on mine with my 180 lbs is 82 MPH.

[@docstruthers]

I got a killer deal on a Vespa S150 which is like s tripped down modern looking sleeker vespa. It was easily the most fun i've had on the road and i've driven some crazy things. Vespa's are way more fun than most realize, if you haven't ridden one, ride one! SO fun, SO practical, SO efficient!

[@jorgensen8]

I've been riding motorcycles for 50 years and have always loved Vespas since day one. Perhaps one of these days. Thanks for the ride, Ciao.

[@barrettwbenton]

I've had my GTS for a tad over five years, and love it as much as the day I rode it home from the dealer. Your description of the bike, and the experience of riding it, is spot-on, and hearing this from a car guy is especially impressive. This bike is my sole transportation here in the Northeast, and ride virtually year-round (minus the occasional bit of heavy ice and snow drifts…not much of that the last two winters, but this time around is supposed to be different, like everything else in 2020). And it takes me everywhere I want or need to go, via two-lane or superslab. (Do a twice-weekly-average, 110-mile round-trip between the Jersey Shore and NYC). Glad you're enjoying the hell out of yours. (Hot tip: Go for the "Euro-spec" Vespa Flyscreen; just big enough to take pressure off your chest at higher speeds, and since you wear a FF helmet, it should be near-perfect. It also adds a few mph to the bike's top end…I top out a bit over 80mph on a regular basis.)

[@ScooterintheSticks]

The ice and snow riding, while possible, presents all sorts of challenges as I'm sure you know. And to add insult to injury, there's the toll to the machine from salt and grit. My GTS has suffered greatly from it.

[@BoopBobBeep]

Need more 2 wheels review.

[@drew3315]

I’m with you 100% on lane splitting. You were right on with all that. Should be legal everywhere. From a fellow Cali motorcyclist.

[@ScooterintheSticks]

The Vespa GTS, in all its incarnations from the original 250 that I have to the current 300 HPE models, is an exceptionally capable machine for all sorts of riding. I have 44,000 miles on my 2006 GTS 250 and it's running as well now as it did when I bought it. And as your video suggests, it is just fun to ride. I've posted videos on my channel that illustrate how the GTS is far more than something to ride in town, but is an excellent choice for all sorts of backroad adventures and is my only choice for riding through winter here in Central Pennsylvania.

[@randylee2549]

Rust from winter use ?

[@ScooterintheSticks]

@@randylee2549 The salt, slush, and grit definitely take a toll on the surface of the mechanical parts of scooter. Not so much rust as an "etching" on things. The only rust issues I have had are on the muffler (annual repainting needed) and on the underside near the front wheel where stones and grit slowly wore off the paint and started some surface rust. I had the underside repainted after 10 years and it has been fine since then. But if you plan to ride in winter where you will encounter salt and grit it will have an effect.

[@JoshKatsanis]

LOVED your video!!!! Well commentated and extremely informative. Seeing you ride while commenting on the GTS 300 and riding in california was fun and made me happy to have invested in the 2023 GTS 300 here in Queensland Australia. Loved it!!!!

[@ethanswart1168]

Great review Matt. Another bike that you might like to review is the Honda NC700. You get it in a DCT and it has a glove/helmet compartment where the tank is supposed to be. Keep up with the motorcycle reviews. They are really good.

[@TheSmokingTire]

my good friend Tim has one of those he loves it I think it's super fucking weird. I should do a video with it though.

[@ethanswart1168]

@@TheSmokingTire they are definitely a bit weird. I think It’s a good stepping stone for someone that does not want to ride a scooter or is looking for the next step.

[@stepheneridania]

@@TheSmokingTire do the manual please.i used to own one .6ft4 300lbd. The hidden gas tank was sooo useful

[@855glt]

My wife has had a NC750X for 3 years now. I absolutely hate how much I love it.

[@BoopBobBeep]

In my country Singapore this is a training bike for higher cc motorcycle license but in manual. I agree the fuel tank is hidden under pillion seat instead of the front for storage.

[@iamirish4361]

Some motorcyclists won't give a scooterist the hand wave or head nod. They should meet you and realize that we are all riding on two-wheels. Great review and the profile just made me love my Vespa that much more.

[@chefevans5705]

Wow, wasn't expecting to see Matt on a Vespa. Great video, love how realistic and down to earth Matt is. I live in Italy and of course Vespas are everywhere. Now I'm thinking about a 300.

[@Muirnoire]

As someone who has seen some shit after riding 10,000 miles in Saigon, Vietnam traffic on a 115 Yamaha, I approve of this message. That Vespa is a sweet motobike and has serious street cred in Ho Chi Min City.

[@alexandertsapin1649]

Yap, 300cc Vespa is good weapon to punish those racer boys on there exciters and winners.

[@wileecoyote5749]

Ask ChYYYna

[@tomsanchez9672]

I have seen so many vehicle reviews on KZbin. This is by far the best. Very practical and to the point. Great job

[@RaceProtocol]

Mr. Farah just answer the highway 300cc question once and for all. Unless you want to do excessive speeding, 300cc is plenty for every day commute, highway or not.

[@jameshchetwyndjr9739]

Had 100cc bike. Fine

[@Robert-t1p]

A small turbo or supercharger will make that 300 surpass their speed and they will have to move over to the slow lane.so they don't hold up traffic..But if you by pass the smog it will do over 90mph.

[@Robert-t1p]

If you by pass the smog it should give you 3 to four miles per hour for every 50 cc's.

[@glastronjohn1]

Good review. Love my GTS 250. Friends ask why I like the little Vespa. I let them ride it, then they want one. Plenty fast, hauls groceries and feels like vacation. I have far more powerful bikes and my Vespa is ridden most.

[@guylarabie8229]

Having been a motorcycle rider for more than 40 years I traded to a 650 Suzuki Bergman. I think it's great in town and cruises comfortably at 80mph on the highway !

[@myducati748]

I have a GTS 300 Super as well, I agree with everything Matt says in this video. Go out and buy one, they're 7 grand out the door.

[@gustavomacias3531]

This video is brilliant. I have one and love it, my other motorcycle is a Harley Electra Glide, I commute to work on my Vespa almost every day

Driven many 500+hp cars but love my little 125cc Vespa. As you said. It’s luxury to save shitloads of time & park it anywhere. Nobody’s faster during rush hours. And its so comfy.

[@DeathbyB1nary]

Agreed. Lane splitting needs to be more widespread. I've snuck by some traffic on the shoulder before at a light, and gotten dirty looks even though I wasn't bothering anyone. People just need to get over themselves.

[@markkulyas2418]

The biggest mistake that the Department of Motor Vehicles makes is they do not let car drivers know that lane splitting is legal. So everyone in a car who doesn't drive a motorcycle thinks you're a reckless idiot doing something illegal, And that creates massive Road rage.

[@EnduroEspresso]

ive been riding for 30 years and this is the most understandable and relatable commentary on motorcycling ever thankyou.. i couldnt have said it better myself. im from vermont so i get the lane splitting thing. if we could only inform other motorcyclists not to ruin the privilege it could happen elsewhere but the loud pipe and redliner people arent adult about riding sometimes unfortunately. lx150, zrx1100, tw200

[@nickpappas4133]

I’m 68 years old and still ride a sport bike but when it gets harder to get a leg up over a seat I won’t have a problem to ride a Vespa.

[@zookster79]

Had a PCX125 for a bit and honestly it was a ton of fun. Lots of storage, easy to ride, and it was faster than 75% of cars from light to light and got 125mpg... hard to argue as a commuter vehicle

[@maxmartin-merrells3723]

Absolutely great content and video. Can’t recommend this dude enough. Love Vespa!

[@Audfile]

There is a whorde of modded Vespas in Seattle and they sound AWESOME. Like a whole gang that rides together, pretty cool. They rumble like you wouldn't believe.

[@Granto-ni9qw]

R they mods ???? I'm in Durham England UK

[@shouldigetit]

Living right down the street makes me feel like I'm watching my own commute video. Nice scooter Matt!

[@tedm2922]

I was 12 years old living in Denver in 1960 and at that time I could rent a Vespa scooter. No license required, only money. I had my own little lawn mowing business and I spent half my profits on Vespa's.

[@bignicky8861]

I am considering financing one. This video pushed me to do research and I'm thankful for your kickass input. I was indecisive about spending my money on a Vespa like this vs a Zuma or Grom. I’m gonna agree with the crowd, we love 2 wheel videos 🤙🏼

[@dank9288639]

you get one bro?

[@bignicky8861]

@@dank9288639 no bought a ninja 500 starter bike love it

[@ARunto]

I love that you did a scooter review. I've got several myself. You should attend an Amerivespa event. Imagine going on a nice country road ride with 500 friends!

[@hdotsilk]

i have a 2013 Piaggio BV350 and i agree with everything you've said in this video. it makes my life so much easier!

[@MusikMan8675309]

I’m fully supportive of any and all vehicle videos. Bring the scooters, boats, planes, cars, bikes, etc

[@MrBeerscuits]

I'm living in Taiwan and Scooter is the backbone of the society here, it is so convenient, fuel usage is cheap, tyres are cheap, maintenance is cheap, you can carry a surprising amount of stuff on a scooter, easy to find parking and some scooter are actually pretty fast. 150km for 4L of gasoline, that's about 3 dollars US.

[@redsorgum]

I own a SYM HD 200, great scooters.

[@davespooney8472]

Great thing with the Vespa - you get a decent sized motor in a still compact chassis. The fast scooters from other manufacturers are big for round town. I own a 2004 Vespa ET2, with an engine mount from a Piaggio Zip 125 the 300 motor slots right in. Once I’ve figured out the rad plumbing and switching to a Malossi carb I’ll have a small frame scoot with an everyday reliable 20+hp. Best way to travel round town 👍

[@robinhope-xg7vw]

Been riding Lambretta and old school Vespas since 1980 and are seriously thinking of getting one of these. Not getting any younger and would like something I don’t have to mess about with nearly every other weekend 😂. The Gts looks fab 👌🏾

[@LoL0assasinspeet]

we just got one of these, and for mobility downtown & especially parking (which is scarce in europe) these bikes are like cheatcodes

[@Loothansa]

If if this was a paid promotion I wouldnt be mad, Matt is so genuinely enthusiastic about this thing.

[@DoubleADubstep]

Love your PFP

[@romanyusishen2179]

easily one of your best vids

[@jessenone3708]

i had a 63 allstate when I was a teenager. It was a vespa with sears allstate name on it. it was my first experience driving in traffic. I sometimes wish I still had it. the style hasn't changed much since then either.

[@アマ-p2l]

thesmokingscooter great content

[@jonpurdydotcom]

I picked up a PCX150 when I moved to SF. Was worried that I'd miss big bikes. Totally the opposite and Matt has everything right in the video. Riding a scooter is just so easy, fun, and convenient (especially in California or the rest of the world where splitting is legal).

[@Westside7be]

1:51 No sir. The 2019 gts 300 HPE is the fastest production Vespa ever made. With 23,8 HP. You're testing an older model

[@iflovewasred823]

I was about to say the same thing. I had to double check the video's post date. I got the HPE Supertech and that thing zooms.

[@Andytheevien]

What a great little video. I am on the fence about getting one. Got my learner's bike license in January 2022 and been shopping around to find the best vechile. Thanks for the review. Would have been nice to see more pros/cons and features.

[@forrysc]

I have a 200hp Zh2 and a 24hp Vespa 300 GTS HPE. I hear you about having no ego about riding. I ride the Vespa more.

[@iflovewasred823]

Is it the HPE SuperTech? I got that one last year and the Grey color is BEAUTIFUL. I would love to talk to someone that has the Supertech, though. I still have a few questions about it that I can't seem to find answers for online.

[@forrysc]

@@iflovewasred823 the hpe is the motor. There’s a super tech hpe also. All 2020 and later Vespa 300s have the new hpe engine.

[@iflovewasred823]

@@forrysc I understand. :) I have the HPE Super Tech and was wondering if you did as well. But I guess you would have said that if you did... lol.

[@MrSlowestD16]

I bought a duke 390 for essentially the same exact use-case and it's terrific. I'd recommend it more than this because you can do about 100mph with it and rev that thumper out to 11k which literally never gets old, proper sequential gearbox, and all the aftermarket parts you could want.

[@Trendyflute]

I'm totally cool with lane splitting; where it crosses the line to me is when people do it at higher speeds. The rule of thumb I was always taught when I was younger is nobody should lane split in traffic that's moving faster than 25 MPH, and should never had a speed differential greater than 25 MPH, and I think that's pretty reasonable.

[@cajunrangers]

Great video and review - been riding scooters for 35 years(with a Yamah RD350LC thrown in) - and still love my Vespa PX200E might upgrade to a GTS HPE next summer as I'm getting bored with the gear changes!! 🛵🤪🙂

[@tonyciantar6417]

I like Vespa too. My primavera 125 is almost at 34,000 miles. I have a mid size dorky screen, but it's a lot colder here in the UK than where you are and I deliveroo in the evenings. Lots of fun !

[@jamespatterson7809]

I very much enjoy your video, you say buy a Vespa. Well after 10+ years and 3 Harley-Davidsons I've just traded my Softail Street Bob, in for the new Vespa GT 300 I'm awaiting delivery hopefully in the next week or so. The Harley's were great . But the Vespa is back. JP Liverpool UK.

[@hmhdicedemon1691]

I am owning my Vespa Lx150 for four years now ,i am hooked..as i am asian malaysian malay guy , Lx150 is enough for me..and maybe one day i will upgrade to the 300..as i love your channel..i am supprised that you love vespa too..😁❤️✌🏻

[@zeferreira3316]

I used to have a 125cc to move around Paris and they are great fun,green is an interesting choice but hey if you dig it🤷‍♂️ have you heard of the Yamaha t-max?🤔

[@Zanpaa]

T-Max riders are always riding like they have a death wish for some reason.

[@yuhengwang2185]

@@Zanpaa lol

[@dragospahontu]

I prefer the super cub to be frank

[@Mrsk8park]

having a tmax is the definition of being hood rich in france le sang

[@davidburnside1233]

Love the Burt Reynolds as The Bandit mural.

[@aro2866]

1:12 missed the opportunity to say "THISSS".

[@JoesBrandonomics]

you have to wear two tshirts before you say it

[@sethchandler2539]

@@JoesBrandonomics and khakis

[@LavenderOrc]

Seth Chandler Cargo shorts and Walmart shoes

[@sethchandler2539]

@@LavenderOrc sketchers or new balance?

[@sethchandler2539]

@@LavenderOrc or starter lmao

[@thomasjefferson1081]

Great see some scootin on here. I ride an old Vespa P200e and a Honda Big Ruckus that I pushed home today 2 miles after the belt snapped. I did ride a friends 2014 GTS and gps’d the top speed of 82

[@ik04]

My first real motorcycle-ish was also a Vespa 50! That lead to a Sprint 125 and eventually a Vespa 300. That 300 was a two-stroke torquemonster!

[@Marley417]

I’m getting my first job this year and I’m so excited to buy this , gonna take a full year of working to get it

[@Duuu93]

Lane splitting is the norm here in Brazil and this makes small motorcycle a very useful vehicle. The only problem with that is during traffic jams, the bikes goes way too fast between the cars and frequently hits the rear view mirrors of get hit by a car changing lanes

[@philsentry1745]

I own the 2021 racing 60's. I try to explain the pros and cons to that scooter and a Harley lowrider and people look at me as if I have 2 heads.

[@richardcarr6493]

WOW MATT ON A VESPA that s kool and l like he s honest about it all . l remember riding my uncles around the country side all day and had the biggest smile on my face though he still wont part with it :( 30yrs and still going ,of course he uses it to run errands :)

[@retribution999]

Recently started riding scooters in Indonesia. I'm impressed. Practical, cheap and great fun. Can't imagine why you would want 300cc though. 155 gives ample speed and power. Still I wouldn't say no to one.

[@czarli]

Big fan of the progress as a driver as we both get older. From the vette to vespa :) engineering practicality. I just picked up a Buddy 150cc and have a Road King and the scooter is way more fun hands down. Lane splitting on the highway should be between far left lane and lane next to it when we're riding. Anything else should be in the riders judgement.

[@allanapel123]

Nice video, love your enthusiasm and don't doubt that the Vespa is iconic and has zilliions of accessories. I test rode the GTS300 but bought the Honda SH300i as my city ride with it's 27 horsepower, bigger wheels and imo better styled topbox. Either way, these larger scooters are great, effortless, practical and frugal fun !

[@Waltkat]

I ride a 150cc scooter and also motorcycles, but I find I ride my scooter much more in the city (San Francisco) because it's a lot easier to get through traffic and easier to park than a motorcycle. I use it to commute to work just about everyday. And like you say, it's very practical for light shopping because of it's storage. That said, I've been looking at getting a Vespa GTS 300 Super just so I can hop on the Freeway for short stints.

[@NoFrictionZone]

Beautiful green! I love my 07- GTS250. Awesome machines!

[@martinburge8050]

I had the same bike and loved riding through heavy traffic. So much fun

[@lanceferraro3781]

Yup, I have one and agree with everything you say. I've got the top case, the lower crash bars, the front, folding rack, the tall windshield, the complete headlight replacement LED unit - not just the bulb, an extra LED driving light in the horn area so I don' tlook like a one eyed car, an alarm that's loud and pages a fob on my keychain if I'm within 500 feet, and last but not least and almost the most fun, an AIR HORN! I had mine to 90, downhill. Will never do it again because it got into a death wobble. A couple more improvements this winter. The side stand will toss you in a nanosecond if you forget to raise it.

[@lanceferraro3781]

Oh, forgot. It is a 2017 in what I call Ferrari red, as you can tell by my name I'm almost a Ferrari, and I'm Italian. Got it at Portland Vespa. Yeah, that is a plug for them.

[@bunchamrong9858]

I have been commuting with my 2019 Honda Scoopy, probably the closest thing I can relate to your content🤣 . Where I live, we ride/drive our motorcycle as we see fit, there is no specific lane for motorcycle. As long as you can fit through, it's a lane for us 😆

[@bruceeggers100]

Scoopy is such a great name for a bike model 😊

[@ifrit35]

Yes! Finally the Vespa review!

[@lenniet]

In the Uk we call 'Lane splitting' 'Filtering' and it is legal everywhere.

[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

The same in Spain . Since most drivers in Spain grew up riding scooters they always leave room for you.

[@dnh3005]

Vespa sprint,primavera or lx50 with a 180 cc 2stroke runner engine got it to 160km/h (100mph) in a few seconds ive seen builds.... crazy!

[@elyklenzak7695]

The video stabilizer is amazing. Buttery smooth

[@allans7281]

Terrific video this is precisely why I ride I agree with all your thoughts I consider a scooter a wave runner on land. No shifting is nice especially when you’re zipping around cars Yes cars do not move laterally so that’s a safe place to be you can always hit the brakes and have them shoot by you in an emergency My scooter has a flat floorboard so I could stack a box for drinks and groceries and make it sort of like a truckbed Eight dollar fill ups is highly addicting. At 100 miles to the gallon I’m basically free from gas I keep 10 gallons in my garage and I’m basically my own gas station

[@ranman1959]

I have to say that being from a state other than CA the whole lane splitting thing scares the crapola out of me, but you're the first guy to explain that it's probably better than being crushed between two cars since cars don't move sideways, lol.

[@mikec6617]

Cool Vespa. You may have sold me on it.

[@FM-UK]

Nice review mate. I ride big bikes like the ZZR600 and discovered the Vespa 3-4 years ago to commute around London, never looked back since. My pride and joy is a vintage styled 2009 Vespa GTV250ie in Ivory/Cream colour. #ViviLaVita 💪🏼

[@stevethorne9605]

YESSSS! Scooter content!!

[@johnturner561]

i bought one of these scoots in june this year .. i live in ireland not the driest place in the world lol and its never let me down .... and it moves to i mean really moves .. i had a st1100 v4 honda before the scoot but due to knee injuries i had to down size .. thi scoot was the best move i ever made .. plus its bright yellow so if you can see me on this you shouldnt have a car license .. great show .. subscribed

[@U.s-epa]

Hey Matt, buy the speed ring for the rear wheel. It corrects the speedometer and gains you a bit of top speed!

[@dimitrisg.4504]

Hi there! Exactly! You're right. Check my comment on the latest, that's what I 'm trying to say. It also has to do with safety.

[@crosseye8]

Yo! i live in phoenix and have had all versions of Vespa and now have the Piaggio BV350. I ride all over the city even through the heat. My scoot had similarities like storage. We dont have legal lane splitting but the scoot is quiet and people dont pay attention cuz they are are on the phones, I sneak between cars at red lights if there is a a lot of cars deep. I ride like I am invisible too, assuming all cars are out to run me over. I love the scooter for the same reasons you do.

[@kevinell6605]

Agreed, I commute in central London on my GTS ...no better tool for it !

[@johnwjeromejr]

I timed you starting with your saying "full throttle" (you were already rolling) to when you said "60" and I got a reading of 11 seconds (12 seconds adjusting to your rolling start). That is probably good as compared to most other scooters and I'm sure it feels much faster even though 11 - 12 seconds is dreadfully slow in a car). It looks like a hoot to ride. Many decades ago, I rode a friend's Vespa with all of 11 hp (optional motor) which was considered high-powered in 1969 and it felt like a rocket.

[@ROLLINGFANATICS]

Looks like me riding a pedal bike in NYC . Such a big help riding quiet bikes . I think before the traffic reacts

[@mortenberg2897]

Great video! Love it. I had a 125 Vespa that came as a part of a cardeal (74 Camaro) and I ended up loving the Vespa ....

[@Ed-ig7fj]

What an eye opener this video was. Thanks. I had to give up my Beemers and Harleys due to health problems after 42 years riding. This may be the answer! --Old Guy

[@motohound90]

My Trip to Vespa Orlando kzbin.info/www/bejne/iILZg3uBop6gmdk

[@Baker68]

Dude, i am so excited about getting one these babies.

[@noidle22]

Ridiculously expensive though, they cost 13k in Australia. Extremely difficult to justify that.

[@arthurpendragon7224]

One of the best review video's on the Vespa GTS, and it's American !!