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Yep- you get a variety of screw lengths- it looks like consistent thread pitches among the reservoir manufacturers (metric).  Super easy.

Anyone know what happened to or where Vivo is?  I haven't seen a post from or about him in a long time.

Wayne:

The Ram-mount for the Reservoir goes over your existing cover.  You get replacement screws and a set of bushing shims that hold the ram-mount plate just above the original  reservoir cover.  You don't take off or open the existing reservoir.

I've been very pleased with the system.  I use a droid phone for gps and communication (Uclear helmet Bluetooth).  The phone doesn't vibrate much (done about 3K miles with the mounts since December '15) and I've never had to tighten any of the system up since initial install (I've checked for tightness but nothings loosened).

No those aren't heated grips- just some "Grab On Grips Grip Cover - Fits From 1.25in. to 1.45in. OD - 5in.L, Color: Black MC402" through Amazon to increase the grip diameter some.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WJAH5M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

A friend has the system on both brake reservoirs and uses one for her gps/phone and has the ram drink hanger for coffee/water/etc. on the other side. 

My 2013 Xciting manual says it has linked brakes too but when on the center stand and spinning both wheels on my scooter and pressing the left (rear) brake lever only the rear wheel stops.

I'm beginning to think that the "linked" brakes could only be when the ABS is activated during a hard or panic stop.  Just a thought- I haven't wanted to test it that bad.

Is it showing high temp via the gauge or light or is it just pushing out coolant from the overflow tank after riding a while?  Usually the level in the overflow tank will not change at idle but can fill up if you have been riding a while and especially if it is hot outside.  Once the scooter is off and cooled off for a while, the coolant level in the overflow tank will go back down to the cold mark or so.

From what I have read from your post and the symptoms, it looks like there is just too much coolant in the overflow tank unless I misread something.  I can't remember from my Grand Vista if there is a cold and hot marking on the reservoir tank.   Coolant level when cold shouldn't be above the cold mark otherwise it "could" spew out the excess coolant once the engine gets above idle speeds and especially at higher speeds.

Guess you are getting a different page loading than what I get.  The link I posted takes me right to the current models which has the 700 as well as the "New" 50th anniversary version of the "Like 200i".

Can't help with the initial removal of Tupperware but when you reassemble the pieces put a dab of white lithium grease on the tabs and their sockets.  It will make assembly easier and future disassembly easier too.  It does not seem to really loosen the tabs when they are totally engaged but as soon as they are moved just a little they come apart easily.