Riding passengers

[rodster]

where doe's the passenger put there feet on the Vinos ?, being they dont come with foot pegs

[rkammerer]

where doe's the passenger put there feet on the Vinos ?, being they dont come with foot pegs

Nowhere. The Vino is NOT set up for a passenger, it is a single-rider vehicle. Some people mount "buddy seats" on them, or scoot forward and cram two people on the stock seat. However, as you note, there is no place for a passenger's feet! If you want passenger pegs, you will have to custom fabricate up some mounts.

[rodster]

thanks for the info. I was just reading up on a couple of reviews about the buddy seat for the Vino's , but no one ever mentioned where there passengers put there feet.

thanks again

[xrugger9]

you can ride with a passenger....look at the 125 vino....put one set of feet at the back and one up front.....same as the 125...the deck is smaller but it works....you should get a new shock though..I NEED one bad

[speedy_scooter]

yea double the usual weight on the stock shock probably isnt the best idea. try contacting erich, he used to sell a better/stiffer shock for the vino but i dont see it on the site anymore.

[Zuma-Zuma]

The vino is a single person unit. The zuma, as well as others, are made for passengers. Legally, you can't ride them(vino) double. In fact, when I registered my zuma, I had the option of registering it as a moped(single passenger only, no motorcyle license required), or as a motorcycle (ride double, need motorcycle endorsement). Most cops don't even know this, and most don't care. But every town has one of THOSE cops.