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I have my shocks set very soft, and it's still pretty harsh... Until you get to 50-60mph. Then it feels like a big bike.

Mine should be at the bottom of my posts. While riding, I see between 63 and 71.

That is one focused goat

When you get the Forza up to about 50-55mph, you get the plush suspension. It really settles down nicely.

The uprights for the rack will work, but I'm looking at ideas for the passenger footrests (which I never use anyways)... Either to loop under them, or replace them altogether. Also considering them as a lower point for hard case frames.

Congrats to the wife!

Now that's a nice line of Forza's. If only that could happen here.

I definitely like the concept. But most of the plastics are cheap enough that we could play with paint colors too.

I wear the Transition II jacket all the time. I don't care about whether or not it looks silly on a scooter, in fact a year or two ago I pulled up at a light on the Vespa, and somebody at the bus stop said "What do you need all that for on that little thing?". I like my skin, and I strongl...

Congrats!!!

That's about the way my wife rides. For me, the Forza will hit that very soon. First service is tomorrow, then it's game on.

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I have been pondering this here in the UK too. Standard is 95 octane where I live, and premium at Texaco is 97, and at Shell with their V-Power fuel is 98 octane. The manual I have says 91 is fine. Although given it's a 125cc bike, I very much doubt putting 98 octane in will see it performing side ...

Now for a real sort-of answer... Try places like Webike, Bikerzbits, and others. You might find what you're looking for, but probably in Thailand or Japan.

I would think the wheel and/or tire would go before the steering alignment went. Doesn't help you much I know, but i'd do a very careful check of everything.

These sit a couple inches too far back. Wonder if it's possible to move them forward.

So it can be done! The question now is how? And who can do it? And how much? Anyone know a good fabricator?

Don't have to do that till next year

I would so do this if I didn't mind waking up so damned early. I definitely prefer winter sunrises... 7:30-8:00 is much more civilized

For the price, we are looking at it as a step-up upgrade path for the Mrs. She wasn't comfortable with the size of the Forza, but was definitely ready for something more than her Buddy 50/70. If, in a year or so, we can get a few hundred on it from a trade-in, we haven't really lost anything