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I know but I have to fill it up every other day.
So maybe there is a way to make this every 3 or 4 days.

Anybody got any idea for a bigger fuelcapacity?
11,5 liter is very low.

Grtz

Thanks for the answers. I ride year round and am in wet conditions a lot. I also find the stock tyres are often "searching for grip" as you said, scares me. Now I have to find a way to get those tyres here to Canada without paying a small fortune for them in shipping. I guess by your loca...

Would love some more feedback on the tire. How much riding have you done on the stock tyre and how do you compare it to the new one? Must make the ride a lot rougher in general. Top speed is the same? No trouble fitting it on the stock rim? Have you traveled at highway speeds with it? I drove 8400 ...

The money isn't a problem. But I eas curious about it

gn2 wrote:

dadragon wrote:You have tried malossi and polini and others?

No need, plenty others have reported their experiences with them.
All you need do is look.

Most of the posers having an opinion without real experience.
That is why I ask here for real opinions with experience

The stock breakpads aren't that kind of quality. So it won't last long.
Maybe you used the brake more often.

Brembo brakepads are way better and hold much longer.

The rear tyre is done after 6k miles?
I just did 8500 miles with the stock rear tyre.

gn2 wrote:Best one is the standard one from Honda, it lasts 16,000 miles.
Dayco and Gates are OK if they do one for the Forza.
Anything else is junk.

You have tried malossi and polini and others?

I found some manufactors for v-belts.
Polini, malossi ed.

Which one is the best?
I want to drive as many miles/kilometers with the belt.

Grtz

Today i fitted a new 150/70 - R13 continental365. No different in speed but better grip those look gnarly 8) any pics? location? where and how much...? No pics :( I live in The Netherlands. I just ordered the rear tyre for 52 euro incl shippingcosts. Mounting a new tyre is a job I do it on my own.

Today i fitted a new 150/70 - R13 continental365. No different in speed but better grip

At first I bring them back from 15, 75g to 14g, in total they will be 14, 5g lighter for the 14 pieces. I'm telling you, if you want performance, lighter is better. My Malossi variator shipped with 12g weights for a reason. What is the rpm @120 km/h (75 mph)? Whats the different in acceleration?

It doesn't make big different.

Is this also for Europe?

I own my forza now for 4,5 months and almost 12.000 km. No problems

Mine does it only when it rains.
So I'm pretty sure the tyres are crap.

Soon I will buy Michelin's. They offer way more grip.

gn2 wrote:

dadragon wrote:I was wondering how many liters realy fits in the tank when it's completely empty.

11.5

That is what the manual said. But you can fill it up with more.
And thats where I am curious about.

claudioggs wrote:Very one use it in France in winter, and some lazy people all year around.
The one in the pic is Tucano Urbano brand
Honda also sell a blanket, check part number 08T56-KRJ-800

Got this one. Nice in the rain but not as warm as you want it to be

I think the colder weather is causing the different

I was wondering how many liters realy fits in the tank when it's completely empty.

Fuel additives are not needed. Only when you are not using the scooter for a long period, you can add a cleaner 1 time.