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Are you sure?
The scoot on the photos does not look like a 125 Forza.

Mel, This camera model is primarily designed for motorcycles and scooters therefore with rather short wires. It is an unbranded model so it may be difficult to get replacement cables. I really can't tel if the cables are standard or proprietary as I had it installed by the professional and did not a...

This is what I have https://www.banggood.com/T2-1080P-Motorcycle-DVR-Video-Recorder-FHD-Front-Rear-GPS-G-sensor-Dual-Camera-p-1183613.html?ID=514182&cur_warehouse=CN I had it installed by the car electrician 6 months ago and it works perfectly so far. This is a very good and reliable dual front/...

Another guy got killed yesterday in Split, Croatia, on a scooter that he's borrowed from his friend just 10 minutes earlier.
I firmly maintain my statement in this subject.

WhiteNoise wrote:Bump
I see that the last entry here was June of 2017, seriously? Yowza, We're getting "Older by the Minute!" P

That's because there is a newer, similar thread viewtopic.php?f=18&t=8882&start=20

I'm looking for an inexpensive, simple, lightweight, bluetooth, single-ear earpiece for getting GPS directions from my phone while riding. No music, no stereo, no telephoning, just want to be able to hear the directions which is tough with just the speaker of the phone. Any suggestions? No specific...

I'm looking for an inexpensive, simple, lightweight, bluetooth, single-ear earpiece for getting GPS directions from my phone while riding. No music, no stereo, no telephoning, just want to be able to hear the directions which is tough with just the speaker of the phone.
Any suggestions?

Congratulations on your new Forza 125. It looks great ;) I've got my Forza 6 months ago and I enjoy my daily commute tremendously. Last weekend I've installed TermoScud PRO 4 Seasons on it, which was right on time for this week's cold mornings (3 degrees C). Great thing that keeps my legs warm witho...

WhiteNoise wrote:Option: "No Side Stand"

Member Spaguar, love it "none sens search"
Time has passed, have you solved this mystery question yet?

I gave up on NSS. I just pet her "Mia Bella Forza"

When it comes to family members and close friends I lend everything out depending on the item (personal).I also lend myself out to most anyone who needs a helping hand. I do ask them to clean up whatever they take ie tools, but most times I'll have to finish it to my liking.My scooter may be differ...

Mel46 wrote:Now, I don't know if these squeaks will go away on their own or if I should try to do something about them. Any suggestions? I don't recall them having any squeaks in the past.

ACF-50 is your friend, remember?

I am not a fan of sharing things. Be it my pen, my shirt, garden tools, car or scooter, I don't like to lend or borrow anything. My first moped was hardly a week old when a friend, not even a very good friend, persistently asked me and I finally agreed to lend him my moped for a very short test ride...

I can start a list of where NOT to put this stuff right now. 1. Rear view mirror knuckles... still wishing I hadn't let a liquid wax get in there. Mirrors will move on their own with any lubricant. 2. Brake disc's for obvious reasons. 3. Seats and floor boards. 4. Tires / tyres & terrs DA! 5. ?...

you you wrote:

Spaguar wrote:I have just purchased ACF-50 on eBay.

That was quick

Race against rust

I have just purchased ACF-50 on eBay.

Mel46 wrote: Definitely do the center stand area and other areas that are constantly getting salt and sand on them. Other than that, AF50 is your friend. Use it whenever you can.

I've Googled for AF50 but did not find anything that would make sense
Did you refere to ACF-50? Could you share a link?
Thanks!

Thanks for all your inputs :) Since I don't live by the sea and I don't plan to ride in the winter over salty roads, I stop worrying and will only lubricate if something squeaks or rusts. I'll just continue to keep my Forza clean and dry. I will ask Honda garage to check and grease whatever is neede...

According to Honda manual, when washing the scooter „After the scooter dries, lubricate any moving parts“ but I actually don't know what I should lubricate and what lubricant to use. My Forza is now 4 months old with 2'300 km. In the spring there were a few rains that brought some sand all the way f...

It's a smart thing to do. I did the same for an hour when I picked up my new Forza and I would do it again with any new bike to get a feeling of it's maneuverability before hitting the roads at full speed.

I've given up the motorcycle in my 30's.
This spring, at 59, I've purchased my scooter and can't get enough of it.