See: http://www.morebikes.co.uk/world-launch ... forza-125/
Still think it looks to be a fab thing, though still think I'd like a version with a bigger engine!!
Forza 125 test (in English!)
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
2 more here
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http://www.2commute.co.uk/2015/03/28/ro ... road-test/
Michael Mann
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Iggy
http://www.2commute.co.uk/2015/03/28/ro ... road-test/
Michael Mann
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
Cheers Mr Grumpy, Blue Bottle,
I'm keeping an eye on this little scoot: roomier, better storage, screen adjustment, faster, capable on faster roads, good looks, mpg, not too weighty.
Could it be the panacea to my scootering/biking dreams and woes?!
I'm keeping an eye on this little scoot: roomier, better storage, screen adjustment, faster, capable on faster roads, good looks, mpg, not too weighty.
Could it be the panacea to my scootering/biking dreams and woes?!
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
Forza Scooter is being launched in Spain on April 2nd . The Introductory price is 4599 Euros , £3403 equivalent here, A French site has a nice Test on the new Forza . They list the top speed as 118 km/hr , oil change at 12,000 km = 7456 miles , belt change at 24,000 km = 14912 miles
To see more go to http://www.motoservices.com and click on Scooters and translate on right clicking the right hand side of screen, the tester had the scoot up to 130 kph downhill without the rev limiter cutting in, which is 80.7783 mph
To see more go to http://www.motoservices.com and click on Scooters and translate on right clicking the right hand side of screen, the tester had the scoot up to 130 kph downhill without the rev limiter cutting in, which is 80.7783 mph
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
A top speed of 118kph/73 mph sounds an awful lot more realistic than the '81mph on GPS' claims on some of the other tests! I really think its a great thing, though 73mph isn't really enough in the real world - a decent headwind would drag it back to 65 or less.michaelphillips wrote:Forza Scooter is being launched in Spain on April 2nd . The Introductory price is 4599 Euros , £3403 equivalent here, A French site has a nice Test on the new Forza . They list the top speed as 118 km/hr , oil change at 12,000 km = 7456 miles , belt change at 24,000 km = 14912 miles
To see more go to http://www.motoservices.com and click on Scooters and translate
What are the bets that the 7456 and 14912 mile service intervals will end up as 6000 and 12000 miles in the UK??
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
id rather it be 8000 and 16000
65 mph and 70 mph is good for a 125, ive seen utube of steady 120 kph but the scoot at top of rev range, i am sure some astute spanish buyers will be putting in 1 or 2gm extra weight dr P`s to loose a 1000 rpm for same speed, which will depend on the roller ramp plate if there is room for the belt to rise more, there usually is 
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
That price looks a little better - another £1000 on top of the PCX's price.
We'll have to wait. Perhaps not quite a motorway hustler......
We'll have to wait. Perhaps not quite a motorway hustler......
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
I think 118kph is the manufacturers VNE rather than maximum attainable.
I've heard that is 10,000 and the rev limiter is set close to 10,500 (80 mph at the wheels give or take a gnat's)
I've heard that is 10,000 and the rev limiter is set close to 10,500 (80 mph at the wheels give or take a gnat's)
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
My rev limiter cuts in at 70 m.p.h.But I very rarely go as quick as that.But I do get 125 m.p.g.
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Re: Forza 125 test (in English!)
so as long as you can cruise at 65-70 will me cool. wonder also what kawasaki will now bring outBluebottle wrote:I think 118kph is the manufacturers VNE rather than maximum attainable.
I've heard that is 10,000 and the rev limiter is set close to 10,500 (80 mph at the wheels give or take a gnat's)
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