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2022 New Piaggio BV 400 vs 2022 Yamaha XMAX 300 Scooter Comparison and Specs

Piaggio BV400s or Yamaha XMAX Randy Dreammaker put these Technical Specifications together for you, while trying to decide on the Scooter he would ultimately purchase for use in Southern California, where gas prices are always $3.00 higher than the national average. Finding technical specifications can be challenging for multiple reasons, but mainly because dealers and manufactures are not the most upfront or transparent about what a scooter is going to actually cost you once you purchase it. You can generally expect an out the door price that is around $1,500 to $2000 more than the listed MSRP. What you can't tell beyond that, unless you do your homework and are able to get hold of actual service manuals, is how much it will cost to maintain your scooter after purchase. You'll find the 2022 Piaggio BV400s can be a little more long term cost friendly than the Yamaha XMAX 300 when it comes to service maintenance requirements. Both have a major service at 12,000 miles requiring

I bought a 2022 Piaggio BV 400

Why I choose the Piaggio BV 400s After three years of research, I (Randy Dreammaker) purchased this Piaggio BV 400. ( 2022 Scooter Research ) Interestingly enough, the black Piaggio BV 400s with the blue license plate beside my scooter is the same one used in the Motorcycle YouTube comparison video. They accidently left a "fun sized", Snickers under the seat. I was cracking up when I saw it, so was the person showing me the scooters. I told him to stick in under my seat when it gets delivered. I asked about buying it. It had 400 miles from the Motorcycle com review. Since it was used for the film shoot, they couldn't sell it as new. They were willing to sell it to me at a $500 discount, but as tempted as I was, I had my heart out on the orange Piaggio. The only regret I have sometimes had about buying my 2003 Honda Element car, was not getting it in the same color of orange. If you are wondering which 400cc Scooter is best for you, their video below provides some valid p

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