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31 Vanderhalls meeting, greeting and riding the roads.  Hope to see you next year.

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I was wondering if a U Haul car dolly would work to tow a Vanderhall?
Or suggest something?

Hello fellow Venice drivers.

I am going to receive my Venice 2022 within a few weeks here in The Netherlands, will be number 4 in this country  
Due to the waether circumstances I am interested to buy the Venice Storm cover (part # 96325896), but I cannot find it any where online to buy.

Did anybody find it at an unknown shop perhaps, or maybe another solution that can quickly cover the interior when going for a small drink?
Must be shipped to The Netherlands...obviously

Kind regards,
Paul

Hey there, everyone!
My name is Ron and I picked up my 2022 Venice on Saturday.  What an exciting 4th of July we had all around Grapevine, Texas (between Dallas and Fort Worth)!

I'm looking forward to all the information you can provide.

OK, this one has got me puzzled. After refueling yesterday, I went to reset my trip odometer (as I have always done) and while it did do that, it also reset my odometer!  My trip odometer shows 64 miles and so does my odometer! I had well over 3K miles on it before this happened. I have a 2021 Venice Blackjack.

Any suggestions because this isn't right.

When I connect my phone to play music through the Vanderhall's audio system, my treble cuts out. No rhyme or reason, and I don't believe my speakers are blown. Whatever the problem is, it tends to reset itself after I disconnect and try it another day. But it's definitely an annoyance. Anyone else heard of this problem? It's all under warranty so my next stop is the dealership, but I'm wondering if there's something I'm doing wrong. Thanks!

Good evening fellow Vaners,
I picked up my 22’ Venice last Saturday and also got the small luggage rack and bump shifter since they had them in stock (and they were 15% off for Father’s Day).
Started the install this evening and find that the instructions are for an earlier year Venice, the shifter itself went pretty smoothly but the adjustment to the shifter linkage under the hood is completely different.
Does anyone have any insight to where the adjustment is made?

How about adding a driving, road conditions section on the forum.  What are some experiences or impressions out on the road. As for my experience, these vehicles really do not handle wet road very well at all. Prone to hydroplane at modest speeds.  My guess is fairly light vehicle ~#1500, large tires equals much larger contact area than a motorcycle. If you can imaging F-1 cars on slicks.  Spun my on a banked curve, in the rain, ended up in the opposite ditch. No real damage other than collecting lots of mud in the wheels and some dirty shorts . I know probably avoid riding in the rain, but lets face the facts, sooner or later you will be caught out in it.  Slow way, way down and avoid all standing water.  Trust me I know.

Realized that this thing has some huge blind spots.  Added an 8" universal rear view, glue on, much better, except for the vibration that makes the image bounce around. Still work well in town to see those vehicles behind you.  Also replaced the side mirrors with convex.  Nice stainless units but had to drill out the mounting hole. Just generic truck mirrors, 5" in think.