Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Jan 27 '06
Pros: Incredible fun. Fantastic SMILES per gallon.
Cons: Gas tank is very small.
Summary: We bought two silver Vino 125s right when they came out. They were $2,399 each plus a set-up and shipping so they were closer to $2,850 each plus tax out the door. One now has about 2,100 miles and the other 1,800 miles. They've proven totally reliable ...
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Jul 21 '08
Pros: Highly recommend for in-town commutes, back county roads, doubt you will find better.
Cons: Rough on bumps.
Summary: I purchased a used 06 Vino in May 0f 2008. I am 56 years old, 5'1", and weigh about 133. I have been a long distance cyclist for years, but wanted to get to work a little quicker (and in a less sweaty condition). This is a great little scooter. It ...
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Jun 07 '08
Pros: Availability of used scooters, price, Yamaha dealer network, reasonable performance.
Cons: Gas tank filler location requires modification of luggage rack to mount a top case.
Summary: I just purchased a 9 month old 2007 Vino 125 with 540 miles on it. I have already put over two hundred miles on it and love it. My girlfriend purchased a Vespa LX 150 a couple of months ago and I got the scooter bug. I spent a couple of months reading ...
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Aug 24 '07
Pros: agility, pick-up for small size
Cons: none I've found
Summary: I own a HD Heritage Softail and after a trip to Bermuda (where non-residents can't rent cars, only scooters) purchased my Vino sight unseen and am totally pleased with everything about it. I commute with it during our riding season (mid-April to end ...
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Apr 28 '07
Pros: Quality construction. Sound engine. Reliable so far. Great vintage looks and a great vintage price.
Cons: The gas tank is a bit too small at 1.2 gallons.
Summary: I have wanted a motor-scooter since I was vacationing in Bermuda a few years ago and rented a scooter for cruising around the island. Actually, the bug hit even earlier when about 5-6 years ago Vespa reintroduced their scooters to the States and i ...
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Sep 07 '06
Pros: Competitive price, good power for commuting, easy handling, comfortable, good quality, robust electricals
Cons: Minor ergonomic blunders, small wheels, storage only so-so, limited range, problems with emergency braking
Summary: I chose the Vino 125 because it was a great "intermediate" choice for me. I live in metro Atlanta, which has traffic like L.A., and suffers from a major case of urban-suburban sprawl. I live 22 miles from my work, and commute via surface streets ...
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Jun 05 '06
Pros: 80mpg, smooth ride, good brakes, storage under seat
Cons: Yamaha could do a better job with accessories for the vino
Summary: My wife had been saying that she wanted a scooter for a long while now. Well her birthday was in April and I went down a purchased her the 2006 Yamaha Vino 125. I went with the Vino because it was the only one available in the country from a "major ...
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Mar 27 '06
Pros: Looks, storage capacity, gas mileage.
Cons: Charging system problems, lack of repair parts, dealer problems.
Summary: I bought my Vino 125 August 2005. I use it for work commute and love the handling and power. It has been a great bike except for a recurring charging system problem. We live in the Northwest and ride all year as long as it is above 37F. Last winter, my ...
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Jun 07 '05
Pros: Over 60MPG. A stylish and unique way to travel.
Cons: Rough ride if you're new to motorcycles.
Summary: 2004 Yamaha Vino 125 driven by a 150lb, 5'3" tall woman. - 124cc engine - approx 66mpg - automatic (twist and go) transmission - under seat storage large enough to hold a helmet - 1.2 gal tank (approx 100 miles) I live and commute in the ...
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May 18 '05
Pros: value, reliability, style, fuel economy, brakes and handling
Cons: could use a little more high end torque
Summary: This is simply the best scooter you will find for the money. Style, ride, quality - it's got it all. I bought the 2004 Vino125 for around $2000, and it was worth every penny. First some rider stats: I'm 6'4" and 180 lbs, and I live near Denver - 5280 ...
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Dec 18 '04
Pros: Well made, easy to ride, great looking "retro" style.
Cons: Very popular, kind of hard to find in some areas.
Summary: Why a 125cc motor scooter? Well, it's economical to run, it's great looking, it will keep up with city and country (backroad) traffic, it's easy to operate because of its smooth, completely automatic V-belt transmission and it's just plane fun to ride! ...
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Mar 12 '08
Pros: Good Design, MUST have Japanese Turn-Signal & Rear Lights, Eye-Catcher, Good Handling
Cons: Need More Power especially going uphill, Hits bumps hard
Summary: Please go to this link below to see my feedback and pictures of my newly purchased 2008 blue Vino 125: http://www.jimmy540i.com/forum
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Nov 02 '07
Pros: Good looks, smooth running, nice price & plenty of under seat storage space.
Cons: None that I can think of.
Summary: I now have a little over 100 miles on my '08 Vino 125 purchased about 2 weeks ago and I couldn't be more pleased. It cruises nicely at 45-50 mph and will get up to 55 mph if needed. Gas mileage is an honest 60 - 70 mpg and while some have complained
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Sep 25 '06
Pros: Great looking/riding, peace of mined that it is name brand not gray market junk.
Cons: wish all big brand names made more intermediate size scooters.
Summary: MY 125 VINO, ONE DEALER RUDE ANOTHER GREAT After deciding to buy a new Vino 125 I went to Montclair Yamaha in Bullhead City AZ. Long story short this was the worst customer service I ever encountered at any dealership. After explaining my dilemma to a
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Aug 26 '06
Pros: Style,value, storage and fun factor
Cons: Nothing major
Summary: Purchased my Vino 5 weeks ago for $2,500 out the door. I've got just over 700 miles and it and at this point have very few complaints. I'm getting 90+ MPG. It's a fun scooter that draws lots of attention. The storage compartment is large for a bike this
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