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Well, watching the corporate video on their site, they show lots of footage of the assembly plant, stating how they supply major manufacturers (car and bike) and how they won europe ISO accreditation due to reliability and quality of plant output of engine components. Seem to be a very good company. They turn-out many 100'000's of scooters/yr.webbmeister wrote:I am sure the Daelim is a good bike (although it does look like a Honda Dylan from 05), but I don't mind paying the extra for Honda workmanship and reliability. Can't say i've ever considered anything other than Japanese and German, although I did have a Ducati for 6 months and that was a disaster, but thanks for the recommendation.
ericpcx1 wrote:I am looking to replace my 2012 PCX 125 so I test rode the Yamaha X-MAX 125 because it looks great. When I rode it, it is very lethargic indeed, got onto my PCX afterwards and it feels like a sports bike compared to the X-MAX.
Hope the Forza 125 isn't like that, if so I will have to go for the Forza 300, at least my feet are flat on the ground with the Forza 300.
webbmeister wrote:Finally picked her up a week ago, coming from a Ducati 696 (awful bike) for my station and gym commute and the grand sum of 4 miles a day. Okay the bike isn't that fast (but I knew that) however it is well screwed together, handles far better than I thought it would and I look forward to riding it every day.
I bought the bike through Norton Way, Letchworth and also managed to get £150 off the price due to the Honda new rider event and had nothing but exemplary service from them.
Couple of gripes which I believe have already been mentioned is that the mirrors are beyond useless and the look and noise of the exhaust, therefore looking to get the Akrapovic in due course purely because it looks better and gives a little more noise for letting drivers know that you are there.
If you are looking at this post you are obviously interested in the bike and if you are it's a great choice and I am pleased I did not buy the Yamaha XMax.
You bought a motor vehicle for a two mile trip to work?
Looks to be more of a competitor for the PCX rather than the Forza in terms of size-although difficult to tell. I must admit I've never heard of the manufacturer but it looks good value even compared to the PCX for what you get.gn2 wrote:If I was in the market for a 125 I wouldn't buy either of them, I would be having a Daelim S1 (£2000)iceman wrote:So, having heard what we have so far about the 125 performance, any UK people actually interested in it above the PCX (for a 125 vehicle that is)? It may be a little faster and heavier, but is it worth it for the modust gain and extra £1000+?
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Hi, could you check the bike where it was manufactured? Indonesia or Thailand? Thank you very much.webbmeister wrote:Finally picked her up a week ago, coming from a Ducati 696 (awful bike) for my station and gym commute and the grand sum of 4 miles a day. Okay the bike isn't that fast (but I knew that) however it is well screwed together, handles far better than I thought it would and I look forward to riding it every day.
I bought the bike through Norton Way, Letchworth and also managed to get £150 off the price due to the Honda new rider event and had nothing but exemplary service from them.
Couple of gripes which I believe have already been mentioned is that the mirrors are beyond useless and the look and noise of the exhaust, therefore looking to get the Akrapovic in due course purely because it looks better and gives a little more noise for letting drivers know that you are there.
If you are looking at this post you are obviously interested in the bike and if you are it's a great choice and I am pleased I did not buy the Yamaha XMax.
There have been zero reliability issues with the Thai made CBR250R, 300R or any of the Honda 500'S. Is there an issue with the PCX that I haven't heard about?gn2 wrote:There have been plenty reliability issues with Honda Thailand scooters and bikes, .
Problem with any countries vehicles. It's personal choice, some people feel the need to stamp down on anything that does not agree to their ideals. That person is Gn2.sendler2112 wrote:There have been zero reliability issues with the Thai made CBR250R, 300R or any of the Honda 500'S. Is there an issue with the PCX that I haven't heard about?gn2 wrote:There have been plenty reliability issues with Honda Thailand scooters and bikes, .
That's odd, I could have sworn there were problems with the 250 stalling and the 500's cylinder head.sendler2112 wrote:There have been zero reliability issues with the Thai made CBR250R, 300R or any of the Honda 500'S.gn2 wrote:There have been plenty reliability issues with Honda Thailand scooters and bikes, .
