Question Apollo AV-1 DSV as a learning scooter?
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tmassey
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So I ended up purchasing a scooter. Not the Apollo: a Gavin Short Tube.
Thank you all for your advice. It's not *nearly* as beautiful as the DPV's in @bogmar79 's post above... But hopefully it will do the job.
I've started a separate thread asking for some advice on how to set up the Gavin (especially weighing), as well as maintenance items I need to be aware of. If you have any Gavin experience I could really use your help! Question - I just bought a Gavin DPV. Now what?
And if you're in the Detroit, Michigan area and you're looking for a buddy to do some DPV practice, get in touch. Now that I have a DPV, I need to learn how to drive it!
Thank you all for your advice. It's not *nearly* as beautiful as the DPV's in @bogmar79 's post above... But hopefully it will do the job.
I've started a separate thread asking for some advice on how to set up the Gavin (especially weighing), as well as maintenance items I need to be aware of. If you have any Gavin experience I could really use your help! Question - I just bought a Gavin DPV. Now what?
And if you're in the Detroit, Michigan area and you're looking for a buddy to do some DPV practice, get in touch. Now that I have a DPV, I need to learn how to drive it!
johndiver999
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learn what to do when it floods or fails and sticks on.
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