2 days ago I picked up a 2009 Zuma 125 thats running solid, just has minor cosmetic stuff to fix, but for $1200 it was a Great deal, less than an older 50cc or a Zunma/vino with issues.
I loved my bug eye Zuma back in ‘04. That thing was built solid. Never had a problem. But I’m really looking forward to taking delivery of my Genuine Roughhouse Sport. It’s just a better value, in my opinion. Also, it’s still 49cc which is perfect for me.
I have a 2016 Yamaha Zuma 50fx. It's been the most reliable product I've ever owned. They discontinued them in North America so last year I purchased a genuine roughhouse. So far I absolutely love it.
@@afn-bd2ro funny story dont let your friends ride your things. I let my co worker try it in the parking lot they whiskey throttled it into a parked car and totaled it.
We will definitely do a video with an MP3 next time we have one in for sale. The last one we had was in and out before we could even get it filmed.. Next time though! Thanks for watching!
I agree with your opinion on the Zuma hand guards, snowboarder2017. I thought that they wouldn’t really be much good, but there is a great improvement riding in these cool Portland Winters, and bugs in the Summer. 🛵💨💨💨
Just bought a 2014 zuma 125, it came with a brothers exhaust (not installed) . Wondering if it would make much difference switching it out for stock? Thanks
respectfully disagree...genuine buddy family preferred; actual oil filter extends engine life by removing abrasive metal particles, carbon, and other dirt from oil
I believe people think Yamaha they think two-stroke bug eye.. which is awesome for a 50cc... They think s Max..150 cc which really blows the competition away.... And you have the Zuma 125.. which is ahhh just ok..
Man could you really just punch it a couple times and just let us hear the engine this is a Zuma video 99.9% of the stuff you're saying Zuma people already know the stuff you're describing in the most detail The stuff they don't know if they like have a 50cc and not a 125 as basically how much pickup from 20 mph to 60 miles an hour would I guess...🤷... I'm sorry my apologies, I've got a 50cc 2012 model 50F I think is the exact model number or letter etc anyways I just guess I got a little frustrated cuz I just wanted to hear the engine and see the motorcycles reaction to pulling in and out of the traffic how much improvement the engine power increase from 2012.50 CC 125CC 2013, because I was in a thunderstorm lots of wind yesterday on my 50 and could not get into the left lane because of Myrtle Beach traffic terrible driving from everyone from up north is moving here but hasn't driven here except for yesterday when they moved here but this is the internet I'm sure I can find the information I want without hating on you so I do apologize, with that being said though maybe less talking and more letting the bike talk for itself...?🤷 Especially with the investment in your audio equipment and video but especially audio nice equipment just wish I could have heard more of the engine and see more of the bikes reactions to traffic etc alongside the gauges etc but do appreciate your video even though I'm probably sounding like a hater.
Great review!
I was NOT looking at your cockpit, brother😄 great ride once again! Thanks for the specs!
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2 days ago I picked up a 2009 Zuma 125 thats running solid, just has minor cosmetic stuff to fix, but for $1200 it was a Great deal, less than an older 50cc or a Zunma/vino with issues.
I loved my bug eye Zuma back in ‘04. That thing was built solid. Never had a problem. But I’m really looking forward to taking delivery of my Genuine Roughhouse Sport. It’s just a better value, in my opinion. Also, it’s still 49cc which is perfect for me.
I have a 2016 Yamaha Zuma 50fx. It's been the most reliable product I've ever owned. They discontinued them in North America so last year I purchased a genuine roughhouse. So far I absolutely love it.
In todays market the roughhouse and the buddy 50 are the BEST 49cc scooters available
Definitely the best bang for the Buck
The 2013 has a steel back rack. The newer ones have aplastic rack. I also like the instrument cluster and sped do a lot better.
Just picked up a 2018 125 with 1300 miles for 2k. Looking forward to warm weather to ride it.
@@afn-bd2ro funny story dont let your friends ride your things. I let my co worker try it in the parking lot they whiskey throttled it into a parked car and totaled it.
Hey good content! Can you send a review of the 2023 Zuma 125? 🤔
very nice man/a good grocery or parts grabber/thanks much
No problem at all and thank you for watching!
thanks for your awesome channel, love your style.If you can try to do a review of the Piaggio mp3.thanks,Pismo Paul
We will definitely do a video with an MP3 next time we have one in for sale. The last one we had was in and out before we could even get it filmed.. Next time though! Thanks for watching!
My Zuma have Japanese headlights. Otherwise it’s exactly the same model. Zuma 125/ BWSX 125.
I’ll get myself those bug eyes some day. I like them too
These are stock brackets. It came with hand guards from the factory. Mine had those too
I bought a 2013 Zuma also, and I get tons of comments on that beautiful Dynamic Blue paint.
The 2013 is slick😊
I just got one myself. Love it
The hand guards are awesome at blocking rain and cold wind.
I agree with your opinion on the Zuma hand guards, snowboarder2017. I thought that they wouldn’t really be much good, but there is a great improvement riding in these cool Portland Winters, and bugs in the Summer. 🛵💨💨💨
Just bought a 2014 zuma 125, it came with a brothers exhaust (not installed) . Wondering if it would make much difference switching it out for stock? Thanks
Biggest gains I got from my zuma 125 is removing the restricted airbox and made my own intake with K&N filter
Also it's more throttle responsive
Yeah, most of my Zuma 125 friends love the Brothers exhaust. I prefer the quieter stock pipe myself.
2013 not 2022...
respectfully disagree...genuine buddy family preferred; actual oil filter extends engine life by removing abrasive metal particles, carbon, and other dirt from oil
I just have the magnetic drain nuts, but haven’t experienced any metal particles with it.
I believe people think Yamaha they think two-stroke bug eye.. which is awesome for a 50cc... They think s Max..150 cc which really blows the competition away.... And you have the Zuma 125.. which is ahhh just ok..
Man could you really just punch it a couple times and just let us hear the engine this is a Zuma video 99.9% of the stuff you're saying Zuma people already know the stuff you're describing in the most detail The stuff they don't know if they like have a 50cc and not a 125 as basically how much pickup from 20 mph to 60 miles an hour would I guess...🤷...
I'm sorry my apologies, I've got a 50cc 2012 model 50F I think is the exact model number or letter etc anyways I just guess I got a little frustrated cuz I just wanted to hear the engine and see the motorcycles reaction to pulling in and out of the traffic how much improvement the engine power increase from 2012.50 CC 125CC 2013, because I was in a thunderstorm lots of wind yesterday on my 50 and could not get into the left lane because of Myrtle Beach traffic terrible driving from everyone from up north is moving here but hasn't driven here except for yesterday when they moved here but this is the internet I'm sure I can find the information I want without hating on you so I do apologize, with that being said though maybe less talking and more letting the bike talk for itself...?🤷 Especially with the investment in your audio equipment and video but especially audio nice equipment just wish I could have heard more of the engine and see more of the bikes reactions to traffic etc alongside the gauges etc but do appreciate your video even though I'm probably sounding like a hater.
A abomination lol
An abomination*
Stop with the tattoos, you're still a geek.
Thanks boo.