Dumb vs Dumber the Zuma and PCX battle royale with cheese
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this ultimate comparison, we dive deep into the features, performance, and overall experience of owning the Yamaha Zuma 125 and the Honda PCX150. These two scooters are highly regarded for their reliability, efficiency, and practicality, but which one is the best fit for you? We'll cover everything from engine specs to ride comfort, storage capacity, fuel efficiency, and more. Whether you're looking for a daily commuter or a weekend joyride, our detailed analysis will help you make an informed decision. Join us as we break down the pros and cons of these amazing bikes and find out which scooter suits your lifestyle best!
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was looking for a comparison, and this is close enough to what i wanted... thanks again...
A very nice comparison. Thanks. One note the Xmax has very cramped seating for my 6’1” height while I sit comfortably on a Zuma. The extra 25 cc though makes a big difference and between the PCX, the Xmax and the zuma I too like the rugged looks of the Zuma but I wish it had the bigger engine of the other two. Puzzled actually after such a long production run they did not do so for the NA market.
I've owned both. PCX=horse, Zuma=pack mule. I consistently got over 100 miles per gallon on the PCX. I never liked the windscreen options. The Zuma has a great OEM windscreen. Both are very good scooters. I would choose the Zuma over the PCX. Right now, I have a Genuine Buddy Kick. It's a great scooter.
Nice Johnny 5 reference haha. Great video.
I’m glad you still Churn out the content. I’d love to see more genuine scooter/ buddy content, also the Kymco like, would make for a neat video.
Where can I get that Zuma windshield?
Honda has listened to customer demand, and on new pcx and adv there is a place for gas cap, but I truly don't think your quoted zuma horsepower figures are correct, I've heard zuma is closer to 11 hp and that would seem more likely, just wondering where you got the 8hp numbers, because I know I've heard 11 hp or 10.5 hp??
New pcx/adv with the larger engine is better than the zuma. But I think the zuma looks better.
Honestly thinking about getting away from scooters and just getting a KLR650 for food delivery.
The roads around here are atrocious. The manhole covers are criminal. Same area as you.
But I will try some YSS damper/springs on the Grand Vista 250 first. Maybe 15W oil in the front.
My old body can't take much more of these crappy roads.
I put yss g sport rear shocks and yss front fork upgrade in my 2015 pcx. Made a huge difference. However the rear shocks started leaking after 2500 miles. Very disappointed.
I can understand that. I’ve had two klrs. They are nice but would take a small dual sport over it. You look into the vstrom 650? That would hold up better
I need to look into those shocks. Was there a warranty with it?
@@motardsquid I hate to admit it but it's a matter of budget. Decent KLRs can be found for $3k and are plentiful even up to $4k. There is a nice 2020 DR200 on CL down in Charlottesville for $3.5k that might be awesome for food delivery. It'll sell before I can afford it alas. And you never see too many available. I will look into the Vstrom - thank you.
@@motardsquid Dunno. They're $140 so maybe not world beaters.