Dennis- Proud Owner of a 2007 Piaggio BV 500 Scooter

by Dennis Duran
(Pueblo, Colorado)

My Piaggio scooter

My Piaggio scooter

Hi, my name is Dennis, and I live in Pueblo Colorado. I have been riding scooters since 2002.


My first scooter was a 2002 Kymco Zx 50, that I loved to ride. It was the first scooter that I did a full customize on. But I wanted more speed.(It topped out at 68 mph)

So I sold it in 2007 and bought a Piaggio BV 500 scooter. I absolutely love riding this maxi scooter. It is so much more fun than my 50cc was to ride. Plenty of speed and comfort for me.(I am 6'1" and about 245 lbs.)

I ride it mostly to work, and the occasional fun ride. I try to ride it year round. The longest I have ever ridden was about 400 miles round trip. And the fastest speed I have done is about 110 mph.

Did a little modifying to the motor and transmission. As you can probably tell, I like to tinker with things. Being a machinist, I like performance and precision. And I live by the saying that nothing is ever good enough.

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Feb 09, 2012
Thanks
by: Dennis

Thanks,I did it to poke fun at the Harley riders here.

Feb 08, 2012
BV
by: Marshall

Nice ride, love the fishtail exhaust.

Feb 08, 2012
Welcome!
by: Kathi, Site Owner

Dennis... Welcome & thanks for joining our online scooter club. I apologize that it took me months to process & publish your profile. I've been dealing with some personal issues that have kept me from the site for the past few months.

But we are so glad to have you here! Sounds like you're a dedicated rider, as well as tinkerer, so I look forward to your contributions here, and be sure to update us on all your scooter adventures, by using the Comments link on this page.

Again, welcome...

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