Yamaha Mio Gravis Owners Reviews

The Grivis curb weight is 102 KG, while the Click is 111 KG. Thus Grivis is 9 KG lighter, the Grivis is air cooled and has never overheated, but the Click is water cooled and this adds more weight plus more to go wrong! The storage in the Grivis is seat is huge, compared to the... Read More

The Honda dealership in my area closed down for god knows what reason, but I needed a scooter, and I couldn’t be bothered trying to track down their new dealership. The Yamaha dealership was pretty close so I gave them a shot. This particular model stood out to me, and I think... Read More

I am still using the version 1 but all I have to say is this motorcycle is very practical in all aspect. Number one, storage is very generous that I could fit a full face helmet and rain gear. I don't feel the need to get a top box installed. Number two, despite having large... Read More

For anyone looking to buy an entry level scooter with great styling and enjoyable performance, the Yamaha Mio Gravis is an exceptional choice. It makes for a very enjoyable riding experience and having owned it for about a year now, I can say that it is one of the best packages... Read More

Commutes to work might be monotonous, but with the Mio Gravis, by daily commute turns into an adventure. As an employee I rely on my Mio Gravis for everyday transit, I like its quick handling and responsiveness. Whether I'm zipping through busy city streets or cruising along... Read More

Commutes to work might be monotonous, but with the Mio Gravis, by daily commute turns into an adventure. As an employee I rely on my Mio Gravis for everyday transit, I like its quick handling and responsiveness. Whether I'm zipping through busy city streets or cruising along... Read More

Yamaha has been the family brand for a long time when it comes to anything that they manufacture. We love the build quality and features they offer with their vehicles. Purchasing the Mio Gravis was one decision where we couldn’t settle on any one scooter and all agreed to... Read More

The demand for maxi scooters has grown in the recent era but most of them are heavier and bigger taking a toll on the riding experience. They are also more expensive than the 125 cc segment regular commuter scooters. Yamaha recognized all these concerns and addressed them with... Read More

With less features comes less probability of your vehicle malfunctioning, and that is exactly what you get with Mio Gravis. This scooter is built to take you from one place to another at a reasonably low fuel expense, and that’s exactly what it does. It has good braking if you... Read More

Yamaha Mio Gravis stands out from the other Mios in Yamaha’s line up. It has a curved body and a mature styling with 3 D badges and simpler decals. It comes with a lot of features that you would have had to get installed on previous Mios. The 25-liter capacity utility box... Read More