I test drove the same scoot and was blown away. The speed, smoothness and comfort were amazing. I've been leaning towards the Burgman 400 but I'm not sure now.
Instead of apologizing for being condescending to scooter riders; a smarter person would just not do that, and just give an objective review without coming off so negative. Food for thought.
@@heezyybaby sensitive? you're obviously the one who's butthurt, cause you feel like I insulted your boyfriend. the only thing he's being real about is the fact that he thinks he's better than others.
I had a Yamaha Majesty 400 I purchased brand new! Drove it up the coast of Cali' and so many more places. I put 29000 miles on it. It was amazing, That thing held 85 mph all day long without flinching. I traded it for my first V star. Of course V star is awesome and more man like' but confess I like scooters at least as much as "real bikes"
Amazing how smooth that thing seemed, especially for a 300cc single (probably the same one used in the CB300F) and it was doing 70+ no problem. I remember seeing the first maxi scooters like the Burgman and thought that you could legitimately tour on one, they were more comfortable than most motorcycles and had the storage space of a touring bike.
The first Maxi Scooter may have been the Honda Helix. The seat was more comfortable than other scooters, IMO. And you can definitely go long distance touring on Maxi Scooters. I met a guy on Blue Ridge Parkway that asked me to take his picture by the park entrance marquis who was going around the world on a Helix.
Forza = Power in italian. This model was created for italian market initially in 2005 Left lever it's rear brake an it's combined with the front brake. It have centrifugal clutch, so... only 1 gear. The only scooter you can change gears (with + and - buttons) is Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive. I'm sure you have those in U.S.
@Trevers Reaction bigger he compares one to a Harley sportster and it’s a foot longer and weights almost as much! And he said there very similar in speed wise and power wise! That’s saying a lot!
Really surprised you didn't know more about scooters as you did say your former boss owned one. Most importantly, you have more than a decent feel for this particular scoot. I found myself back in the market for another two-wheeled vehicle after having too many issues with the Lance Cabo 125 I cut my teeth on. I was actually researching motorcycles while simultaneously looking for another scooter and happened upon the Forza at a dealership in Marina Eel Rey, Ca. I really needed the Forza but wound up getting the CB500F, at the same place. Could not have been more satisfied. Hey, keep up the good work, Sean!!
I love my 14 Forza, Forza means force by the way. It is crazy smooth and so easy to ride and at my age 75, it is easier to ride and more comfortable then any motorcycle I've ever owned which is over 40 bikes including a Harley Softail, Honda 1100 Shadow and many smaller bikes. Thanks for the video, it echoes my sentiments exactly about the scooter.
Honda Helix type scooter. Those were the bomb back in the day, shame they stopped in the US in 2008. This looks very nice thanks for sharing. Still riding my 85 Elite 150 and loving it.
I do so dearly love my Vstar Silverado, but likewise love my "granpaw scooter" (Honda Helix) too! Have taken many trips on the interstate on the little 250 Helix without any issues at all. One thing for sure about scoots, much over 50 MPH and you really do tend to stay mostly dry. Especially if you have the nice tall & wide GIVI touring windscreen instead of the POS windscreen Honda provides. hahaha!
I just traded in my 2005 yamaha V-Star 1100 for a New Suzuki Burgman 400 and I absolutely Love it....I'm 💘ing how comfortable and fun it is to Ride a Maxi Scooter
Hey guys... Just an FYI, that "open/shut" thing below the ignition is a security feature! Use the knob on other end of key to open or close off access to the key slot on ignition. As I understand it it is a feature exclusive to Honda. Peace!!
I’ve had 18 motorcycles over 60 years and currently have a HD Softail Deluxe and a Honda Silverwing 600 maxi-scoot…….”the couch”! Both bikes are so enjoyable but I find myself adopting the Honda for more of my rides….its just so convenient, quiet and has huge space under the seat and reaches illegal speeds in a few seconds. It’s also super stable in wind gusts. Oddly, its fuel mileage is close to the HD. When I have an “identity crisis”, I go back for a session on the Softail!
I grabbed a low mileage (390kms) 2016 Forza 300 from an older lady this summer to replace my PCX150 and I absolutely love this ride. It's great around town and very comfortable out on the highway, and at 5' 8", I have plenty of room to "stretch out". I was still riding the scoot up until two days ago (Jan. 2nd) when we got our first bit of snow, and I'm still hoping to ride it here and there over the next few months as the fairings and windshield do a damn good job of deflecting the colder air (0' C) away from me.
I'll ride the Burgman 650 anyplace without a second thought. We did the Dragon on it without a single problem. Round trip from Chicago area. Expressway side road didn't matter. 75 mph all day if you want.
@@gbmike1xx565 I don't discriminate. 2 wheels and an engine to move you along =good times. Throw in the cvt twist and go transmission and that just makes it more carefree! 🛵😁
So I stopped at Safeway on my SYM Citycom 300i and I got a little carried away with the shopping.(Never shop when hungry!) The Citycom has a large storage area under the seat and a grocery bag hook at the front. Even so I had to stuff my raison bran in my jacket. While I was figuring this out a Harley guy on his Ultra stopped to ask what my scooter was. He'd never seen one like it before. Turns out he bought a Burgman for his wife and he was having so much fun riding it, his wife wasn't getting much seat time.
I reall See NOTHING Wrong with SCOOTERS at all. i Have My Full Motorcycle L's, & i Primarily Ride a 2016 Kymco People GTi 300 . Im about 35min From Work a 650, 750, or 1000 Inlin 4 Motorcycles i find it to be OVERKILL In my Commuting Situation. Some may argue my Kymco 300 is OVERKILL, why no a 125, or a 150, & they'd be Right . No to say that was what you were Implying but I Reject the Notion Real Men don't Ride Scooters or refer to the as Tiny Little Scooters . The have 2 Wheels & a Motor Just like Any other Motorcycle .
I can get my 250 Helix up to 65 without a problem, so long as I'm riding flat, she can't push well up hill. Probably would go faster if I didn't have a 250 pound frame.
U can control gears with throttle when you take off you'll hear motor on high beam u just gotta release the throttle a little bit 🤏 and then send it full throttle you can even feel the bike going up
I hate these reviews where guys act so blah about a riding a scooter and they just HAVE to have this whatever attitude about riding one. So annoying, just don't ride a damn scooter if your not gonna give a serious review.
I own a this exact bike. I use it as my work vehicle as a doordash driver. I have motorcycles also, but I prefer it to all of my other bikes. The ride is so smooth, power band is wonderful and the acceleration is top notch. At 5'11" it's extremely comfortable. I'm able to keep my legs stretched out and lean back like I'm in a recliner on this bad boy. If you are looking for practicality, comfort, and convenience, this is the bike you're looking for. I usually like Sean's videos but this isn't really representing the Forza 300 too well.
You missed the most important Vespa of all, the carbureted GT200. I bought one 5 years ago, a 2006 model with 1800 miles on it, paid $2200 for it, including a new in box windshield, color matched Vespa top box, battery maintainer, and a new mesh jacket that actually fit. I now have over 60,000 miles on it, with no problems at all. A lot of those miles were at or near full throttle. Sadly it will likely be my last scooter, as they don't make carbureted ones anymore, and I will never own an EFI scooter or motorcycle.
I test drove the 600cc Silverwing back when they still making them. I was getting on the freeway and before I was in traffic I was going over 80 mph. And there was room to go. I'm looking for a Reflex 250 now and as soon as they get the new 350 ADV in the USA I'm going to try to get one of those.
I've found in terms of mpg per person, a car with 4 or 5 riders beats most motorcycles (save for 2 riders per motorcycle), but for solo transport cars aren't very efficient.
The left brake for the back and the right brake for the front. I had a 1987 Honda scooter 150, the right foot brake for the back and the right hand brake for the front.
hi I hope Creigs feeling better been praying for him and his family. I own the Honda Relfex that the USA name the Forsa the Jappan same bike scooter. I'm 6'1" and lots of room and comfortable ride.
Get well soon craig. Troy my Reflex has 34k miles and is as smooth today as the day I bought it. Honda really knows how to build them. Keep Reflexing my friend.
The 300cc and up scooters are basically automatic motorcycles, tire size does matter. I cringe when I see people riding scooters on the freeway with those small wheels, mainly Vespa. I just picked up a 2022 Sym Citycom S 300i, it has 16in wheels, excellent power and smooth on the freeway.
This is one of the worst scooter reviews I've ever seen. Vespa never made a 350cc scooter. Their 300cc is the largest they've made. And don't know which brake lever is the front or rear brake. And you're waiting for a CVT transmission to shift. Come on!
I think 300cc is too small for busy freeways, like what we have in LA. Need at least 400. I tested the popular Piaggio BV350 on a freeway and it felt like it was going to self-destruct at 60 MPH. It's too light. Maybe that's the issue.
yeah? I live in San Diego area and ride a Piaggio mp3 500. It does ok on the freeway. I go about 65/70 most of the time but still everyone is passing me most of the time.
300cc is plenty safe for freeway riding, what really matters is weight and speed. There are 300cc that can reach the same speeds as 400's and some are faster than 400cc. Not to mention there are people who ride 200cc on the freeway without a problem.
@mustbetrue1602 silverwings are quite popular if you look them up on RUclips. And if he's already covering lesser versions of it. How does it not matter? Or are you saying only the lower power ones are worth talking about because somehow the one with double the available power is worse? Give your head a shake.
I had a 2014 Honda Forza. Disappointed is an understatement. Crappy gas mileage on freeway. 51 or 52 at 65 mph. Much less at 70. 77 mph wide open. Had the dreaded #death wobble" I sold the over rated over priced Honda. If you get a chance, ride a Kymco Downtown 300i or a people GTI 300. Do not fall for the Honda hype
Yeah that is what I thought. If you know some Spanish you can decode Italian somewhat. In Spanish it's fuerza which is also force, power, strength etc.
What is your level of riding experience? Are you tall, not so tall? I've had 3 scooters. Two 400s and a 650, all Suzuki Burgmans. Either will take you across the country if you want to. The 650 of course has more power, but they are both way comfortable and interstate worthy. All the scooters I've ever ridden have been easy to ride, though imo Vespas seem to have a higher center of gravity. Stick with Asian scooters.
I'm maybe 5' 11' and I find the 650 roomier. My 400s were nice, but soon as I sat on a 650 I realized my knees had way more room. So don't buy before you "try one on for size." I rode and enjoyed the 400s for a long time though.
"I know my way around a little scooter", but I don't know how a CVT works, lol. On the subject of the Forza though, I've got one of these, and for round town and short trips it's just about the perfect tool for the job. Incidentally, it has linked brakes. The left lever operates the rear brake and one front disc; the right lever operates the other front disc.
*Sigh* America is the only place with such primitive arrogance as "It's a scooter" Every other country as adopted just how amazing these things are for space, and gass. I ride a scooter and do so PROUDLY. The second someone runs their mouth I say "How much did your motorcycle/car cost? how many MPG do you actually get? how easy is it to repair them yourself?" Then they shut up. I didn't buy it for power, or to run over a rock in the wrong way doing 90+ and die. I got it to chill, and go get me something from seven eleven instead of taking my car.
Its Pretty Obvious this Guy doesn't know his way around Scooter as he First Claimed, or How Diverse the SCOOTER Segment is . Their are Different Performance Levels in the Scooter Industry. Also a Scooter is a Different Type Of Beast Too. I Get the Part When You Think About A Scooter, A Picture Of A Vespa Comes To Mind . I have no hate for this guy, or Motorcycles as It was How i FIRST LEARNED TO RIDE A Motorized Two Wheeler over 20yrs ago. I MySelf am a Self Proclaimed Scooterist for 13yrs, & counting. My Current Tool Of Choice is a 2016 Kymco People GTi 300, & its a Very Capable Machine . Im i guess a little More Practical Minded than this guy. I say To Each Its Own when it comes to 2 wheels , but how Fast do you Really need to go when your Commuting .
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I test drove the same scoot and was blown away. The speed, smoothness and comfort were amazing. I've been leaning towards the Burgman 400 but I'm not sure now.
did you bough one finaly?
@@ludoviccoutu7960 He did! Then died!
@@gbmike1xx565 actually I never did buy one and I'm still alive.😁
@Johnwillbegone hey im about to buy the same scooter like the video for $2500 with 20k miles, do you think is a good price ????
@@freddcast3465 I just bought one of these last week for $3K, 2,200 miles. Clean like new.
Instead of apologizing for being condescending to scooter riders; a smarter person would just not do that, and just give an objective review without coming off so negative. Food for thought.
He's being real with his viewers, don't be so sensitive
@@heezyybaby sensitive? you're obviously the one who's butthurt, cause you feel like I insulted your boyfriend. the only thing he's being real about is the fact that he thinks he's better than others.
I had a Yamaha Majesty 400 I purchased brand new! Drove it up the coast of Cali' and so many more places. I put 29000 miles on it. It was amazing, That thing held 85 mph all day long without flinching. I traded it for my first V star. Of course V star is awesome and more man like' but confess I like scooters at least as much as "real bikes"
I want to purchase my first scooter at 56yrs. old . I rented one in Gatlinburg Tennessee and I was fun
How much scooter u need for 2 ppl?
WayneP117 one because my wife will won’t to ride and I need to learn how to ride again......however I need the big bow because it weighs more
Same here man..... I'm looking for a Yamaha majesty 400 myself..but also have a virago 700.....I just love anything with 2 wheels
Amazing how smooth that thing seemed, especially for a 300cc single (probably the same one used in the CB300F) and it was doing 70+ no problem. I remember seeing the first maxi scooters like the Burgman and thought that you could legitimately tour on one, they were more comfortable than most motorcycles and had the storage space of a touring bike.
2 completely different motors
The first Maxi Scooter may have been the Honda Helix. The seat was more comfortable than other scooters, IMO. And you can definitely go long distance touring on Maxi Scooters. I met a guy on Blue Ridge Parkway that asked me to take his picture by the park entrance marquis who was going around the world on a Helix.
You can indeed tour on a Bergman That's what its .are for You know they make them up to 650cc Moore akinn to a motorcycle then a scooter
Forza = Power in italian. This model was created for italian market initially in 2005
Left lever it's rear brake an it's combined with the front brake.
It have centrifugal clutch, so... only 1 gear. The only scooter you can change gears (with + and - buttons) is Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive. I'm sure you have those in U.S.
looks like a motor cycle to me, that thing is huge
@Trevers Reaction bigger he compares one to a Harley sportster and it’s a foot longer and weights almost as much! And he said there very similar in speed wise and power wise! That’s saying a lot!
Scooters are awesome and go uncredited for sure
especially ones that are actually a little speedy, 50s still deserve the world
@@johnbassam8831 50s Deserve to get run onto the sidewalk
@@TheGamersRace people like you, are why I live in an open carry state. If I saw you run a 50cc onto the sidewalk, it'd be nighty-night gamer ⚰️
@@liamjohnson2474 based
Really surprised you didn't know more about scooters as you did say your former boss owned one. Most importantly, you have more than a decent feel for this particular scoot. I found myself back in the market for another two-wheeled vehicle after having too many issues with the Lance Cabo 125 I cut my teeth on. I was actually researching motorcycles while simultaneously looking for another scooter and happened upon the Forza at a dealership in Marina Eel Rey, Ca. I really needed the Forza but wound up getting the CB500F, at the same place. Could not have been more satisfied. Hey, keep up the good work, Sean!!
I love my 14 Forza, Forza means force by the way. It is crazy smooth and so easy to ride and at my age 75, it is easier to ride and more comfortable then any motorcycle I've ever owned which is over 40 bikes including a Harley Softail, Honda 1100 Shadow and many smaller bikes. Thanks for the video, it echoes my sentiments exactly about the scooter.
Honda Helix type scooter. Those were the bomb back in the day, shame they stopped in the US in 2008. This looks very nice thanks for sharing. Still riding my 85 Elite 150 and loving it.
I do so dearly love my Vstar Silverado, but likewise love my "granpaw scooter" (Honda Helix) too! Have taken many trips on the interstate on the little 250 Helix without any issues at all.
One thing for sure about scoots, much over 50 MPH and you really do tend to stay mostly dry. Especially if you have the nice tall & wide GIVI touring windscreen instead of the POS windscreen Honda provides. hahaha!
All the info anyone will ever need n this scooter is right here. Best job on da tube.ty
I just traded in my 2005 yamaha V-Star 1100 for a New Suzuki Burgman 400 and I absolutely Love it....I'm 💘ing how comfortable and fun it is to Ride a Maxi Scooter
Hey guys... Just an FYI, that "open/shut" thing below the ignition is a security feature! Use the knob on other end of key to open or close off access to the key slot on ignition. As I understand it it is a feature exclusive to Honda.
Peace!!
P. Brady My Yamaha has that key feature as well
@@alklassen5035 And so does my 650 Burgman
Where do you get your rider jeans? never bash scooters they're underrated and often overlooked
I’ve had 18 motorcycles over 60 years and currently have a HD Softail Deluxe and a Honda Silverwing 600 maxi-scoot…….”the couch”!
Both bikes are so enjoyable but I find myself adopting the Honda for more of my rides….its just so convenient, quiet and has huge space under the seat and reaches illegal speeds in a few seconds. It’s also super stable in wind gusts.
Oddly, its fuel mileage is close to the HD.
When I have an “identity crisis”, I go back for a session on the Softail!
I grabbed a low mileage (390kms) 2016 Forza 300 from an older lady this summer to replace my PCX150 and I absolutely love this ride. It's great around town and very comfortable out on the highway, and at 5' 8", I have plenty of room to "stretch out". I was still riding the scoot up until two days ago (Jan. 2nd) when we got our first bit of snow, and I'm still hoping to ride it here and there over the next few months as the fairings and windshield do a damn good job of deflecting the colder air (0' C) away from me.
I'll ride the Burgman 650 anyplace without a second thought. We did the Dragon on it without a single problem. Round trip from Chicago area. Expressway side road didn't matter. 75 mph all day if you want.
We who ride Burgmans know! Feel bad for those who can't get past the "scooter stigma." There is no more care free two wheel ride than a 650 Burgman.
@@PineyRider Don't forget the Silverwing. You cant get on one and not say you had a good time. I'm just a Honda fanboy.
@@gbmike1xx565 I don't discriminate. 2 wheels and an engine to move you along =good times. Throw in the cvt twist and go transmission and that just makes it more carefree! 🛵😁
So I stopped at Safeway on my SYM Citycom 300i and I got a little carried away with the shopping.(Never shop when hungry!) The Citycom has a large storage area under the seat and a grocery bag hook at the front. Even so I had to stuff my raison bran in my jacket. While I was figuring this out a Harley guy on his Ultra stopped to ask what my scooter was. He'd never seen one like it before. Turns out he bought a Burgman for his wife and he was having so much fun riding it, his wife wasn't getting much seat time.
I hope you got the Raisin Bran home safely.
I have always liked Vespas. I wish I had one to add to my channel. Great video. I gave it a like.
U guys teach a lot to us who watch thanks God Bless u and ur Amen
I've got a 2015 and it's my favorite bike I've ever owned.
I just bought 2014 and can’t wait to ride away on it
I reall See NOTHING Wrong with SCOOTERS at all. i Have My Full Motorcycle L's, & i Primarily Ride a 2016 Kymco People GTi 300 .
Im about 35min From Work a 650, 750, or 1000 Inlin 4 Motorcycles i find it to be OVERKILL In my Commuting Situation. Some may argue my Kymco 300 is OVERKILL, why no a 125, or a 150, & they'd be Right . No to say that was what you were Implying but I Reject the Notion Real Men don't Ride Scooters or refer to the as Tiny Little Scooters . The have 2 Wheels & a Motor Just like Any other Motorcycle .
Interesting watching you pass the Honda dealer on 283. That's where I bought my 2014 Forza.
I did a half hour Italian lesson in first school and I can tell you forza means power 😉
I love mu forza ive had mine over 80.Love the mpg and storage space galore.
I can get my 250 Helix up to 65 without a problem, so long as I'm riding flat, she can't push well up hill. Probably would go faster if I didn't have a 250 pound frame.
8:43 it haves brake sensors type of thing so it doesn't matter which one you pull it will automatically brake with both tires back and front
That intro is beautiful!
U can control gears with throttle when you take off you'll hear motor on high beam u just gotta release the throttle a little bit 🤏 and then send it full throttle you can even feel the bike going up
I hate these reviews where guys act so blah about a riding a scooter and they just HAVE to have this whatever attitude about riding one. So annoying, just don't ride a damn scooter if your not gonna give a serious review.
I have to agree with you
I own a this exact bike. I use it as my work vehicle as a doordash driver. I have motorcycles also, but I prefer it to all of my other bikes. The ride is so smooth, power band is wonderful and the acceleration is top notch. At 5'11" it's extremely comfortable. I'm able to keep my legs stretched out and lean back like I'm in a recliner on this bad boy. If you are looking for practicality, comfort, and convenience, this is the bike you're looking for. I usually like Sean's videos but this isn't really representing the Forza 300 too well.
I see a cats face when looking at your control panel and handle bars.
i see tom
It's better than seeing dead people.
What about handle bar mod that will allow you to lay back 6 to 8 inches from the standard set up..?
That's a nice ride man
You missed the most important Vespa of all, the carbureted GT200. I bought one 5 years ago, a 2006 model with 1800 miles on it, paid $2200 for it, including a new in box windshield, color matched Vespa top box, battery maintainer, and a new mesh jacket that actually fit. I now have over 60,000 miles on it, with no problems at all. A lot of those miles were at or near full throttle. Sadly it will likely be my last scooter, as they don't make carbureted ones anymore, and I will never own an EFI scooter or motorcycle.
I test drove the 600cc Silverwing back when they still making them. I was getting on the freeway and before I was in traffic I was going over 80 mph. And there was room to go. I'm looking for a Reflex 250 now and as soon as they get the new 350 ADV in the USA I'm going to try to get one of those.
As long as I could hide my face in a full face helmet. Peace brother.
tccoup355 this is hilarious
Thank you. We'd all appreciate it.
I will go 100 mph on a 70 mph speedlimit😂
Oh you daredevil you!
Left hand lever is the rear brake mate
One time I waved at a scooter rider while I was on my bike. The guy looked at me so confused. hahaha
I think its a combined braking system where the left is both and the right is front.
Its like that to help with cornering so you dont skid
Though the combined braking lever holds the rear tighter than the front.
It's smoooth. I have a Honda Reflex 250cc 2003 and it's smoooth.
so do i mines yellow
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Sorry to revive an older comment thread but how’s the reflex rpm - wise at 70-75mph? Always see varying results on RUclips
@@cjspooner4603 it's should be around 8k to 8 and a half k stock. Mine had 30k miles when I sold it and got a piaggio MP3.
Right should be front brake and left should be rear brake. It's got only 1 gear.
I've found in terms of mpg per person, a car with 4 or 5 riders beats most motorcycles (save for 2 riders per motorcycle), but for solo transport cars aren't very efficient.
That's right. Riding is good for the environment!
The left brake for the back and the right brake for the front. I had a 1987 Honda scooter 150, the right foot brake for the back and the right hand brake for the front.
hi I hope Creigs feeling better been praying for him and his family. I own the Honda Relfex that the USA name the Forsa the Jappan same bike scooter. I'm 6'1" and lots of room and comfortable ride.
Get well soon craig. Troy my Reflex has 34k miles and is as smooth today as the day I bought it. Honda really knows how to build them. Keep Reflexing my friend.
I own a Piaggio BV250 which is made by Vespa; I agree the Vespa metal weights it down. Gotta love 70mph and 70mpgs 👌
No 80mph
Piaggio BV is not Vespa and Vespa is also Piaggio 🎉
The 300cc and up scooters are basically automatic motorcycles, tire size does matter. I cringe when I see people riding scooters on the freeway with those small wheels, mainly Vespa. I just picked up a 2022 Sym Citycom S 300i, it has 16in wheels, excellent power and smooth on the freeway.
I have that same model and I love it
This is one of the worst scooter reviews I've ever seen. Vespa never made a 350cc scooter. Their 300cc is the largest they've made. And don't know which brake lever is the front or rear brake. And you're waiting for a CVT transmission to shift. Come on!
Lol 😂 your right he is a great guy but he’s doing a lousy job on this review
Does it even have gears ? I don’t know 😂😂
Old comment ik, but its a cvt so it has infinite gear ratios but only one gear.
Got one after dozens of all brands of 2 and 3 wheelers ( slingshot) over 50+ years no shifting if you can ride a bicycle you can ride this
I got a 86 helix
Great for getting around Oklahoma city streets, better than my shadow
The only thing I don't like about the helix is the small tires
Great review.
Check out the Yamaha X MAX 300
I HATE THAT GHETTO LINE.
" I ANT GONNA LIE"
TODAY I'M GOING TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH. THAT IS SO DUMB ! IT CAN ONLY COME FROM THE STREETS.!!
Scooters are Cool 😎
I think 300cc is too small for busy freeways, like what we have in LA. Need at least 400. I tested the popular Piaggio BV350 on a freeway and it felt like it was going to self-destruct at 60 MPH. It's too light. Maybe that's the issue.
yeah? I live in San Diego area and ride a Piaggio mp3 500. It does ok on the freeway. I go about 65/70 most of the time but still everyone is passing me most of the time.
300cc is plenty safe for freeway riding, what really matters is weight and speed. There are 300cc that can reach the same speeds as 400's and some are faster than 400cc. Not to mention there are people who ride 200cc on the freeway without a problem.
When your gloves cost more than your bike !
That intro!😂
you say cvt but obviously don't know what that is no shifting
Hi, what equipment do you use to film??
Prab a gopro camera attached to helmet. Sorry I couldn't give more help.
The 2005 Honda silverwing you guy’s should do a video on, a bigger better version of this that was made until 2013
@mustbetrue1602 silverwings are quite popular if you look them up on RUclips. And if he's already covering lesser versions of it. How does it not matter? Or are you saying only the lower power ones are worth talking about because somehow the one with double the available power is worse? Give your head a shake.
The seating position on a scooter is akward feeling compaired to a motorcycle.
That would make for a good reason for you to not ride a scooter.
Your last comment, that you didn’t know which was the front breaks.
That’s insane!!
I had a 2014 Honda Forza. Disappointed is an understatement. Crappy gas mileage on freeway. 51 or 52 at 65 mph. Much less at 70. 77 mph wide open. Had the dreaded #death wobble" I sold the over rated over priced Honda. If you get a chance, ride a Kymco Downtown 300i or a people GTI 300. Do not fall for the Honda hype
Honda's are bulletproof.
Some of the new adventure scooters are awesome.
"Forza" is an Italian word for "strength", if I'm not mistaken.
Let's hope you're not mistaken.
Force
Yeah that is what I thought. If you know some Spanish you can decode Italian somewhat. In Spanish it's fuerza which is also force, power, strength etc.
math is hsrd
I’m planning on buying my first scooter and that seems like what I need to start with., what’s your opinion?
What is your level of riding experience? Are you tall, not so tall? I've had 3 scooters. Two 400s and a 650, all Suzuki Burgmans. Either will take you across the country if you want to. The 650 of course has more power, but they are both way comfortable and interstate worthy. All the scooters I've ever ridden have been easy to ride, though imo Vespas seem to have a higher center of gravity. Stick with Asian scooters.
I’m 6’2
I'm maybe 5' 11' and I find the 650 roomier. My 400s were nice, but soon as I sat on a 650 I realized my knees had way more room. So don't buy before you "try one on for size." I rode and enjoyed the 400s for a long time though.
Forza is an Italian term to force
"I know my way around a little scooter", but I don't know how a CVT works, lol. On the subject of the Forza though, I've got one of these, and for round town and short trips it's just about the perfect tool for the job. Incidentally, it has linked brakes. The left lever operates the rear brake and one front disc; the right lever operates the other front disc.
I hate linked brakes. I’d remove it.
*Sigh*
America is the only place with such primitive arrogance as "It's a scooter"
Every other country as adopted just how amazing these things are for space, and gass.
I ride a scooter and do so PROUDLY. The second someone runs their mouth I say "How much did your motorcycle/car cost? how many MPG do you actually get? how easy is it to repair them yourself?"
Then they shut up. I didn't buy it for power, or to run over a rock in the wrong way doing 90+ and die.
I got it to chill, and go get me something from seven eleven instead of taking my car.
Pride is one of the seven deadly sins.
7-11 ain't much better.
@@eamonnmckeown6770 You suffer from the latter. (revs up scooter out front of you house, then sprays you with bear spray as you approach)
@@crazytech5755 that's quite an imagination.
@@eamonnmckeown6770 I do have fun.
I agree with u ! I live in Missouri and I love my maxi scooters! Real men ride scooters
I'm 5 ft 7 so there should be plenty of room there for me 😂
Well, there`s no reclining on a Vespa, either;)
Aw bummer! And we're expecting to be able to have a nap during the ride!
Live it lol what state ???
We get it..... your not a "scooter" guy
Do you ship motorcycles internationally?(Ireland)
If you pay them enough they'll even ship it to the moon!
Ivdd we had every kind of bike out. Including sweet Harley cruisers. I ride my scooters more than any of them.
It means "Force"...
nice place to have speakers i guess
It means "Force"
What cc is it? And brand
It's 120,000cc and the brand is Barbie
JK it's a Honda Forza 300cc
Its Pretty Obvious this Guy doesn't know his way around Scooter as he First Claimed, or How Diverse the SCOOTER Segment is .
Their are Different Performance Levels in the Scooter Industry. Also a Scooter is a Different Type Of Beast Too. I Get the Part When You Think About A Scooter, A Picture Of A Vespa Comes To Mind . I have no hate for this guy, or Motorcycles as It was How i FIRST LEARNED TO RIDE A Motorized Two Wheeler over 20yrs ago. I MySelf am a Self Proclaimed Scooterist for 13yrs, & counting.
My Current Tool Of Choice is a 2016 Kymco People GTi 300, & its a Very Capable Machine . Im i guess a little More Practical Minded than this guy. I say To Each Its Own when it comes to 2 wheels , but how Fast do you Really need to go when your Commuting .
He doesn't know what Forza means..
He doesn't know if it has gears...
He doesn't know about the brakes...
He knows nothing...
Nice review though 😂
not bad at all
I am only 5' 7" and the legroom on a Forza is cramped. Bought a Majesty instead.
How much was the moped
It's not a moped.
How cc does it have
300cc
0-60 was about 10 seconds
Does it shift? It's a CVT.... so sorta
He says he knows scooters but doesn't know what break lever goes to what wheel. DUH !!!
You know what?
I ain't gona lie.
I have one just like that and I love I ride that more than my fatbob 114 and my ryker lol
a a drop of quallity in new ones compare to the older version
Nice scoot 👍🏼
Forza - Strength/Power in italian
this just either proves to me the speedo on my 125 is way off or my 125 is very fast, speedo went up to 80 one time.. i think its wayyy off lmao
Forza means Force in Italian.
HONDA PCX .now Hybrid
It's not Europes best seller for nothing.
It's definitely got more leg room than a Forza.even though it's only a 125
rear brake on left hand side
I have one and love it