2007 was a good year to me and Tantor, we did two runs, with one being over 100 miles.
We aqmazed the "big" bikes that something so small could keep up muchless keep going that long. The other one was a toy run for a local childrens hospitial, where we were the smallest bike and one of only five non-harleys.
We commuted to work 80% of the time, the only day that Tantor got the day off was do to ice or if I had to transport one of my kids.
We rolled through 4,000, then 5,000, and finally 6,000 miles ending the year with 6,002 miles.
Saw our fuel milage top out at 80 miles per gallon.
Thank you to all of the people that read this last year, and keep reading it this year.
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Glad to hear your Vino keeping up with all your daily activities and special events. Keep on riding your Vino and see what distance that the little work horse can do. I have a friend preparing for his motorcycle licensing exam. Just recently my friend drove his Vino 125 into the California DMV for a motorcycle road test for his M1 license but they would only give him a M2 (Moped) license if he rode the Vino 125. So he decided to reschedule the next day and passed their road test on his Burgman 400.
Yes the little Vino is a darn good work horse for almost all utilitarian usage.
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