As I got older I learned the same thing. Simpler is easier. NEVER trust the side stand, take it off even. Gas fill tip...lift the under seat bin and place the cap sideways under the rear lip. Helps keep gas out of the bin and gives you a place for the cap.
Chris: ... Without a doubt, your Vespa GTS300 is the "prettiest" looking scooter that I have ever seen. That combination of that very rich cranberry metallic paint finish in contrast with the bright work chrome is simply breathtaking. It is a definite head turner, not to mention the versatility, functionality and efficiency that it provides you. Thank You for the video. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Have been riding a 2002 ET-4 for the past 4 years and loved it! Everytime I stopped somebody wanted to talk about the Vespa. Just moved up to a 2006 Piaggio BV250 because I wanted more speed but loved them both!
dude, am about to buy one (2017 GTS300) from a guy in Asheville, and you have sold it for him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am really grateful for this vid man, i was knocked out by your camera work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bro, in mid-20th century Am-Anglo idiomatic English, "Knocked Out" is a positive idiom, not negative... i.e.... to say I was knocked out means it was a great benefit i am grateful for!! I thought you camera work was great.
I agree with you 100%. I've had 3 Harleys and a trike. I bought a 2017 Vespa GTS 300 and love it. Just turned 75 years old, and I ride it all the time. Gary
I'm 75 past Feb, ridden bikes all my life, now have a great wee Vespa Primavera Touring 125 with top box same colour and style as above bike. The 125 is really perky yet helps to keep my speed under control and is ridden all year round. From south east Scotland.
I have a 2018 GTS 300 touring and I would totally agree with you. I started out on scooters and went on to own a Honda 250. Big drawback in the UK was that it was open to the weather. Then after years of cars I bought a couple of big bikes. I never found them fun, practical or comfortable. So I went back to scooters after hiring on holiday in Asia and Europe. The 2018 tourer is my second GTS and so much more practical and fun. In Asia I rarely wear a helmet, maybe not wise but sometimes some times you just have to be free, ride safe not shackled.
Best video review of a motorcycle/scooter I've ever experienced. It is a beautiful thing to wake up from the brainwashing of bigger faster and louder is better. I have owned over 30 motorcycles in my life, and now I ride a Moto Guzzi V7 Stone and absolutely love it. Now I want a scooter.My scooter search is over. I'm getting a Vespa thanks to your review. I am so excited to find one.🤛
Got a 2018 Vespa GTS300 SuperSport coming next week with just 598 miles on it! Just ready for its first service. I live in FL, too, and I am impatiently waiting for her to get here from San Diego! Great review....I have a motorcycle, but this convinced me to pull the trigger on the Vespa!
I totally dig your Vespa. I ride currently a 2009 150cc LX ie. Im looking to up grade to a 300. You're completely right about comfort. I just wish I had the 300. I like the 300 Super. Bur you're right, a Vespa already equipped with racks and a windshield.. You can't go wrong.
Jesus Mejia thanks. I always enjoyed the saddle bags on my Harley so it would be difficult not having them anymore. I have a top box now and it’s great.
A great video Chris and thanks for posting with it. I too have a GTS300ie abs/asr. I come from riding big bikes but thought it was time for a change. I don't regret buying the GTS. Mine is the 'Settantisimo' 70th anniversary model and is in Silver metallic paint. It's peachy! I do however really love the colour of your bike. Awesome, it looks so great! I've had my GTS for just over 2 years now and inspite of horrible winter weather here in the UK over two winters with lots of salt on the roads, my bike still looks in showroom condition. I do however detail clean it regularly every two weeks or so and I use protective chemicals such as Waxoyl and FS365 to stop salt corrosion. I've not had any issue with it and it's perfect for riding on any occasion. I only do 6,000-7000 miles a year on it but it's fine for what I need. I keep up just fine with the big boys on our ride outs. Carry on enjoying your bike...and thanks again!
Ian Burg I clean very regularly too. I use NuFinish wax. It’s supposed to last an entire year and I apply it every 6 months (plan to). Regular cleaning is key in salty conditions. Living near the Atlantic Ocean means I have to stay on top of it.
Note for the side stand: if you just nudge the bike form the left (so the weight comes off the stand), it flicks up and your bike falls over resulting in the common dent in the side panel. Don’t use it, or at least watch Scooter West’s video on modifying it to relocate the spring!!
C7TV yeah I agree. Supposedly the kick stand is suppose to be “fixed” on the new models, but I don’t trust it. The only time I ever use it is a real quick hop off and fetch something from under the seat. Aside from that I never use it.
Like you I have a Harley also. I like that red color. The Vespa is so damn convenient. Especially around town. To run to the hardware store or to Wal * Mart or to the local bar and grill for lunch. But, if I want to get on the turnpike, I'm taking the Harley. Around town, it's the Vespa, hands down. And if I feel the need for speed, I roll out the V-Max. Each one of my bikes has their specialty. Depends on my mood. Your right though, for all around fun the Vespa is hard to beat.
Agree. I have driven Supersport also Harley but my 300Vespa so much fun love every minute driving it and one always seem to strike up a chat with so many diffrent ppl its so lovely driving so much joy
M W I run into the same. It’s fairly rare compared to so many other bikes that people often want to talk about it when they see it. Down here in central Florida everyone drives a Harley and it’s always funny how they’re all trying to personify the Harley culture followed by putting on their suits on Monday to return to work. I see Harley as getting on the bike and riding to a destination, typically to drink beer. I ride the Vespa simply for the joy of being on the scooter.
Love the Vespa. I thought about getting one for my vacation condo in Orange, CA. However, I needed a little bit more punch for the freeways in Southern Cal so i got the KTM Duke 390, which is a little bigger than the Vespa but wow, what a bike, cruise at 80, top speed over 100, yet small like a Vespa. I may still get a Vespa someday.......very nice!
Gday mate, nice review mate. Totally agree with your summary on Vespa vs motorcycles. Had motorcycles all my life and loved them, but recently bought a Vespa and sold my Triumph T1OO and its far more enjoyable and practical!! Great job!
On earlier GTS models you could leave the scooter on the kick stand with the engine running. Vibration from the engine could then cause the kick stand to roll over. That happened to me with a 2009 GTS 250 cc. With newer models putting down the kick stand stops the engine. After having hip surgery I use the kick stand a lot more than before. I would consider it quite safe unless you leave the scooter on a downhill surface.
I totally agree. I’ve had big bikes but my 300 is the most fun and that’s what counts. Not interested in trying to look cool on a Harley. This is a great looking bike in its own right.
Hey brother same here. I’ve got 2 motorcycles and 2 scooters, one being a 2 stroke Vespa. I ride the scooters more, for practical reasons and just enjoy riding them around town. If I wanna go fast I’ll jump on my Kawasaki. I’ve been thinking about picking up a 300gts. Pretty sweet rides!!
This is a great video and I appreciate you sharing I would've spent a lot less time comparing it to a Harley-Davidson or any other motorcycle because that ruins the quality of what you are doing here scooters and motorcycles have absolutely nothing in common I have ridden 250,000 miles on all kinds of motorcycles, but at the current time, the BMW GS adventure... But I will still have a Vespa in my garage and never get rid of the motorcycles the 2 serve entirely different purposes This is a great video and I hope you will make more, but there was no reason to spend most of the time saying I was a better vehicle for use in a motorcycle because people want to hear about how you like this Vespa because the truth is there are so few videos online because they are rarely sold most people who buy a scooter won't spend the $7000 when they think they can buy something almost as good for third the price you and I know that isn't exactly true. So the fact is, you have the opportunity to show us the best scooter made below the MAXI-SCOOTER class please post more with more rides no offense has been intended here, but spending time comparing this to a Harley-Davidson or any other motorcycle is fruitless we want to know more about this GTS touring so more people can go realize at $7000 is cheap for what you get here thanks for sharing
Nice Video, Chris! Beautyfull Vespa. Don´t you need to wear helmets in Florida while driving a motorcycle like the GTS is ? Best regards from Germany !
Vo. Thomas in Florida if you have motorcycle insurance you are not required to wear a helmet. Without insurance yes I would have to wear it. For short, slow rides like this I don’t wear one. If I’m driving fast with a lot of traffic I’d be wearing my helmet. The only requirement is that I must wear eye protection.
So it is legal to drive without any head protection but eye protection is required? :-) Totally different laws here in germany. :-) Nobody asks for eye protection but you´ll get arrested for driving without helmets. ;-) Ok, at least you have to pay a fine...
Vo. Thomas I think their logic is that wearing eye protection means I’m less likely to crash into someone else if I were to be hit in the face with something, like perhaps a rock. If I’m injured without a helmet, and have insurance, I’m able to pay for the damages I may personally incur upon myself. Their logic is flawed but at least it allows me to enjoy short, low speed rides without a helmet. To be fair getting in a motorcycle accident of any significance isn’t going to end well with or without a helmet.
@@DavidsOutdoors So in some states its ok to ride without a helmet no matter if its a small 50cc moped or a big 1000cc super sport? Here in Sweden we have helmet law since 1973 if i remember correct.
Freddy Rosales thanks. Someone at a stoplight on my way home yesterday gave me crap. “Where’s your helmet?”, he asked. I wanted to show my frustration and say “none of your business” but bit my tongue. I thought to myself, if I was tattooed up with a goatee and shaved head on a Harley would he still be asking me the same. I’m doubting it.
The Flying Brompton I purchased this model, where the front rack is stock, specifically so it be there. It’s going to provide much needed storage space for short trips. Additionally since posting this video I’ve installed a top box.
I've been going back and forth, trying to decide to get one or not. Have you done a freeway run with it? I've heard that it will hang with 70+ MPH traffic, but I've never ridden one to find out. I'd be a buyer if it could do freeway driving. Cheers from Orlando!
Greg0617 I’ve never been on the 528 or I-95. However I have been up US 1 several times up to at least 70 mph between Daytona and Melbourne. It will go faster, surprisingly. I don’t regularly go above 60 mph. I think this is because I didn’t buy it for the highway. But, it’ll do it and smoothly. I have also avoided the big roads because of big traffic like semis.
I had a 300 Vespa 3 years ago that would reach 80 and cruise easily at 70 as will the 250. The 300 is sharper getting up to speed and keeping it. This was with a tall screen. Great wee scooters.
I know, right? I'm taking a short drive on a road that is barely frequented by cars, next to the river...and I'm getting scrutinized like I just killed someone's cat.
*I can't handle all the fuckin' 'wind roar' in the audio...especially given I see trees barelymoving...must have mic scraping on fabric**Very pretty machine, tho*
As I got older I learned the same thing. Simpler is easier. NEVER trust the side stand, take it off even. Gas fill tip...lift the under seat bin and place the cap sideways under the rear lip. Helps keep gas out of the bin and gives you a place for the cap.
Chris: ... Without a doubt, your Vespa GTS300 is the "prettiest" looking scooter that I have ever seen. That combination of that very rich cranberry metallic paint finish in contrast with the bright work chrome is simply breathtaking. It is a definite head turner, not to mention the versatility, functionality and efficiency that it provides you. Thank You for the video. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Have been riding a 2002 ET-4 for the past 4 years and loved it! Everytime I stopped somebody wanted to talk about the Vespa. Just moved up to a 2006 Piaggio BV250 because I wanted more speed but loved them both!
dude, am about to buy one (2017 GTS300) from a guy in Asheville, and you have sold it for him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am really grateful for this vid man, i was knocked out by your camera work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:) Yeah, I'm not very good with the GoPro.
bro, in mid-20th century Am-Anglo idiomatic English, "Knocked Out" is a positive idiom, not negative... i.e.... to say I was knocked out means it was a great benefit i am grateful for!! I thought you camera work was great.
I agree with you 100%. I've had 3 Harleys and a trike. I bought a 2017 Vespa GTS 300 and love it. Just turned 75 years old, and I ride it all the time. Gary
Gary Smith me too. Everyday. I’ll only not ride when it’s raining on my way to work. Otherwise I’m scooting. Rain on the way home is okay.
I'm 75 past Feb, ridden bikes all my life, now have a great wee Vespa Primavera Touring 125 with top box same colour and style as above bike. The 125 is really perky yet helps to keep my speed under control and is ridden all year round. From south east Scotland.
I have a 2018 GTS 300 touring and I would totally agree with you. I started out on scooters and went on to own a Honda 250. Big drawback in the UK was that it was open to the weather. Then after years of cars I bought a couple of big bikes. I never found them fun, practical or comfortable. So I went back to scooters after hiring on holiday in Asia and Europe. The 2018 tourer is my second GTS and so much more practical and fun. In Asia I rarely wear a helmet, maybe not wise but sometimes some times you just have to be free, ride safe not shackled.
Best video review of a motorcycle/scooter I've ever experienced. It is a beautiful thing to wake up from the brainwashing of bigger faster and louder is better. I have owned over 30 motorcycles in my life, and now I ride a Moto Guzzi V7 Stone and absolutely love it. Now I want a scooter.My scooter search is over. I'm getting a Vespa thanks to your review. I am so excited to find one.🤛
Got a 2018 Vespa GTS300 SuperSport coming next week with just 598 miles on it! Just ready for its first service. I live in FL, too, and I am impatiently waiting for her to get here from San Diego! Great review....I have a motorcycle, but this convinced me to pull the trigger on the Vespa!
I can't believe they made the switch covers chrome on the new 2023 models. Yours looks so smooth and fluid, all paint.
its so hard to find a dam used vespa 300 gts,
but the detail and love these Italians put into it.
I totally dig your Vespa. I ride currently a 2009 150cc LX ie. Im looking to up grade to a 300. You're completely right about comfort. I just wish I had the 300. I like the 300 Super. Bur you're right, a Vespa already equipped with racks and a windshield.. You can't go wrong.
Jesus Mejia thanks. I always enjoyed the saddle bags on my Harley so it would be difficult not having them anymore. I have a top box now and it’s great.
Just looking at a Vespa makes me smile. Yes, I have a Harley, Ducati, and big BMW as well.
A great video Chris and thanks for posting with it. I too have a GTS300ie abs/asr. I come from riding big bikes but thought it was time for a change. I don't regret buying the GTS. Mine is the 'Settantisimo' 70th anniversary model and is in Silver metallic paint. It's peachy! I do however really love the colour of your bike. Awesome, it looks so great! I've had my GTS for just over 2 years now and inspite of horrible winter weather here in the UK over two winters with lots of salt on the roads, my bike still looks in showroom condition. I do however detail clean it regularly every two weeks or so and I use protective chemicals such as Waxoyl and FS365 to stop salt corrosion. I've not had any issue with it and it's perfect for riding on any occasion. I only do 6,000-7000 miles a year on it but it's fine for what I need. I keep up just fine with the big boys on our ride outs. Carry on enjoying your bike...and thanks again!
Ian Burg I clean very regularly too. I use NuFinish wax. It’s supposed to last an entire year and I apply it every 6 months (plan to). Regular cleaning is key in salty conditions. Living near the Atlantic Ocean means I have to stay on top of it.
Note for the side stand: if you just nudge the bike form the left (so the weight comes off the stand), it flicks up and your bike falls over resulting in the common dent in the side panel. Don’t use it, or at least watch Scooter West’s video on modifying it to relocate the spring!!
C7TV yeah I agree. Supposedly the kick stand is suppose to be “fixed” on the new models, but I don’t trust it. The only time I ever use it is a real quick hop off and fetch something from under the seat. Aside from that I never use it.
Like you I have a Harley also. I like that red color. The Vespa is so damn convenient. Especially around town. To run to the hardware store or to Wal * Mart or to the local bar and grill for lunch. But, if I want to get on the turnpike, I'm taking the Harley. Around town, it's the Vespa, hands down. And if I feel the need for speed, I roll out the V-Max. Each one of my bikes has their specialty. Depends on my mood. Your right though, for all around fun the Vespa is hard to beat.
Agree. I have driven Supersport also Harley but my 300Vespa so much fun love every minute driving it and one always seem to strike up a chat with so many diffrent ppl its so lovely driving so much joy
M W I run into the same. It’s fairly rare compared to so many other bikes that people often want to talk about it when they see it. Down here in central Florida everyone drives a Harley and it’s always funny how they’re all trying to personify the Harley culture followed by putting on their suits on Monday to return to work. I see Harley as getting on the bike and riding to a destination, typically to drink beer. I ride the Vespa simply for the joy of being on the scooter.
Love the Vespa. I thought about getting one for my vacation condo in Orange, CA. However, I needed a little bit more punch for the freeways in Southern Cal so i got the KTM Duke 390, which is a little bigger than the Vespa but wow, what a bike, cruise at 80, top speed over 100, yet small like a Vespa. I may still get a Vespa someday.......very nice!
Gday mate, nice review mate. Totally agree with your summary on Vespa vs motorcycles. Had motorcycles all my life and loved them, but recently bought a Vespa and sold my Triumph T1OO and its far more enjoyable and practical!! Great job!
Nice ride! I too have owned many sport bikes, cruiser bikes but I'm like you, I'm ready for something easy and simply fun! Thanks for the vid.
1Lifecompass, LLC thanks brother. It’s funny how something this simple can be so much fun and practical.
Nice video! In Europe Vespa is more common! Nw I have 2018 GTS Super Sport in yellow and in Poland is so fun to ride
On earlier GTS models you could leave the scooter on the kick stand with the engine running. Vibration from the engine could then cause the kick stand to roll over. That happened to me with a 2009 GTS 250 cc. With newer models putting down the kick stand stops the engine. After having hip surgery I use the kick stand a lot more than before. I would consider it quite safe unless you leave the scooter on a downhill surface.
Nice video, I enjoy watching it very much, thank you !
Kenneth Huang thank you.
Beautiful Vespa...I want to get one too...then a place like florida invites to ride, like the South of Italy then again. Greetings from Italy
In 1989 ho abito in Catania, Sicilia. Mi manca cosi tanto. Ho comprato una Fiat 500 un paio di anni fa e ora una Vespa. Ciao da Florida!
Love that color!
I totally agree. I’ve had big bikes but my 300 is the most fun and that’s what counts. Not interested in trying to look cool on a Harley. This is a great looking bike in its own right.
Well said!
I really like that scooter. Is that a one banger ? Why wouldn’t they use a twin ? Beautiful bike .
I’d love to live somewhere where Vespa is uncommon! I love my PX but here in UK, half of all 2-wheelers seem to be a Vespa! 🛵
C7TV lol. I certainly don’t have that problem here. Everyone always asks about it.
Nice video !🛵👍
Law or no law ....
I always wear a helmet😱
Greetings from
Montréal Canada 🇨🇦👍
Hey brother same here. I’ve got 2 motorcycles and 2 scooters, one being a 2 stroke Vespa. I ride the scooters more, for practical reasons and just enjoy riding them around town. If I wanna go fast I’ll jump on my Kawasaki.
I’ve been thinking about picking up a 300gts. Pretty sweet rides!!
I'm actually thinking about trading up to the 2020. But, will likely keep riding this one for a long time.
When i was in school my dad gave me a vespa primavera, "ride it because its the mount of the righteous" lol.
Gustav Zollern Mäkinen I’m actually talking about getting a Primavera for my daughter in college. 😄
Why is it a ride for the righteous ?that sounds interesting
This is a great video and I appreciate you sharing
I would've spent a lot less time comparing it to a Harley-Davidson or any other motorcycle because that ruins the quality of what you are doing here
scooters and motorcycles have absolutely nothing in common
I have ridden 250,000 miles on all kinds of motorcycles, but at the current time, the BMW GS adventure... But I will still have a Vespa in my garage and never get rid of the motorcycles
the 2 serve entirely different purposes
This is a great video and I hope you will make more, but there was no reason to spend most of the time saying I was a better vehicle for use in a motorcycle because people want to hear about how you like this Vespa because the truth is there are so few videos online because they are rarely sold
most people who buy a scooter won't spend the $7000 when they think they can buy something almost as good for third the price
you and I know that isn't exactly true. So the fact is, you have the opportunity to show us the best scooter made below the MAXI-SCOOTER class
please post more with more rides
no offense has been intended here, but spending time comparing this to a Harley-Davidson or any other motorcycle is fruitless
we want to know more about this GTS touring so more people can go realize at $7000 is cheap for what you get here
thanks for sharing
no problem. thanks for watching.
tropical trail ❤
Nice Video, Chris! Beautyfull Vespa. Don´t you need to wear helmets in Florida while driving a motorcycle like the GTS is ? Best regards from Germany !
Vo. Thomas in Florida if you have motorcycle insurance you are not required to wear a helmet. Without insurance yes I would have to wear it. For short, slow rides like this I don’t wear one. If I’m driving fast with a lot of traffic I’d be wearing my helmet. The only requirement is that I must wear eye protection.
So it is legal to drive without any head protection but eye protection is required? :-) Totally different laws here in germany. :-) Nobody asks for eye protection but you´ll get arrested for driving without helmets. ;-) Ok, at least you have to pay a fine...
Vo. Thomas I think their logic is that wearing eye protection means I’m less likely to crash into someone else if I were to be hit in the face with something, like perhaps a rock. If I’m injured without a helmet, and have insurance, I’m able to pay for the damages I may personally incur upon myself.
Their logic is flawed but at least it allows me to enjoy short, low speed rides without a helmet.
To be fair getting in a motorcycle accident of any significance isn’t going to end well with or without a helmet.
@@vo.thomas1116 in the United States every state has different laws on helmets. Some places require you to wear helmets and some don't.
@@DavidsOutdoors So in some states its ok to ride without a helmet no matter if its a small 50cc moped or a big 1000cc super sport?
Here in Sweden we have helmet law since 1973 if i remember correct.
Very nice scooter
no matter what you do, no pets!
I live in Miami and I ride without helmet for short rides.
Cool video bro I’m liking the Vespa
Freddy Rosales thanks. Someone at a stoplight on my way home yesterday gave me crap. “Where’s your helmet?”, he asked. I wanted to show my frustration and say “none of your business” but bit my tongue. I thought to myself, if I was tattooed up with a goatee and shaved head on a Harley would he still be asking me the same. I’m doubting it.
Very nice 👌 Man
Love the color. I would remove the front rack. Enjoy! Cheers.
The Flying Brompton I purchased this model, where the front rack is stock, specifically so it be there. It’s going to provide much needed storage space for short trips. Additionally since posting this video I’ve installed a top box.
I heard cooling fan noise is very loud on those? Is it disturbing?
Don't keep mobile under seat... Heat spoils battery
agreed. I keep it in the dash and that gets really hot too, here in Florida.
If Harley can make a locking kickstand, why can't Vespa?
Cool video! Have you ever tryed to ware a hat? does the windshield offer enough protection to allow you to keep a hat on?
David & Cherene Immel hat feels like it’s going to come off. I typically wear a helmet when I’m going faster.
More Vespa vids please.
A 150 is all you will ever need
I've been going back and forth, trying to decide to get one or not. Have you done a freeway run with it? I've heard that it will hang with 70+ MPH traffic, but I've never ridden one to find out. I'd be a buyer if it could do freeway driving. Cheers from Orlando!
Greg0617 I’ve never been on the 528 or I-95. However I have been up US 1 several times up to at least 70 mph between Daytona and Melbourne. It will go faster, surprisingly. I don’t regularly go above 60 mph. I think this is because I didn’t buy it for the highway. But, it’ll do it and smoothly. I have also avoided the big roads because of big traffic like semis.
I had a 300 Vespa 3 years ago that would reach 80 and cruise easily at 70 as will the 250. The 300 is sharper getting up to speed and keeping it. This was with a tall screen. Great wee scooters.
No jacket, no helmet, no gloves, no pants. Future organ donor right here lol.
LinuxPoweredCommunism thanks. Been lucky for 30+ years.
Still here
don't want you to think I'm not still here. ;)
@@pccoder haha glad to hear it
Still here. ;)
It's nice to see the helmet police Karen's are all over your post🤦♂️🙄nice scooter, enjoy👍
I know, right? I'm taking a short drive on a road that is barely frequented by cars, next to the river...and I'm getting scrutinized like I just killed someone's cat.
*I can't handle all the fuckin' 'wind roar' in the audio...especially given I see trees barelymoving...must have mic scraping on fabric**Very pretty machine, tho*
Gerry Nightingale river
Is it not a legal requirement over there to wear a helmet?
L Mac nope
how much do you weigh? and how many MPG do you get?
165 lbs, 110 miles for 1.5 gallons
Darn, I left the dog in the boot
Keren mantab
what's the top speed?
ANTHONY A. BEY I’ve gone as fast as 70 mph. It’ll go faster.
No helmet law where you are from?
yeah, the law is if you have liability insurance you aren't required to wear one.
Ti piace la Vespa?
Prek21112004 Prek Si. Amo la mia Vespa e la mia Fiat 500!
@@pccoder bravo! Così si fa!
Wind protection for your mic.
Harald Jan Dahle good idea. It’s really windy by the river.