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None of that is of interest to me.Austins wrote:Well, Thais have done the tests and the drag race on Forza 350 already, you can find it on YouTube...
Still no official numbers for max BHP or Torque, but in one test it does 0-100kph in 9 sec, max speed of 155-157kph (on GPS it showed max 148kph) , and left Xmax way behind all the way in the drag race... ( all stock and new bike, I have seen a modified Forza 300 do all that and pass 160kph speed, but this is a stock 350)
All expected of course with a bit more cc from 279 to 330cc...
I had a 2013 Forza 300.Austins wrote:@gn2 did you own old model Forza or new model...!?
What I mentioned and "heard" was comparing Forza and Xmax of model 2018 and above for both ...
Brilliant!Read the instructions on the bottom of the cereal box only after opening the box and packaging, Make sure you turn the box over so that you can read it, even though you don't understand a word of it.
Go as fast as the sign says, but only after stopping dead in the road and looking up the conversion on Google, allowing enough room for drivers behind you to pass you while yelling in a language that you don't understand.
Oh, and fill your vehicle to the top using the overflow as your guide since you have no idea what the @#$& pump is showing anyway.
....wait, that'd be what you would do if you were a taxi driver in New York City. Oh well, maybe the same rules apply where you live.
gn2 wrote:None of that is of interest to me.Austins wrote:Well, Thais have done the tests and the drag race on Forza 350 already, you can find it on YouTube...
Still no official numbers for max BHP or Torque, but in one test it does 0-100kph in 9 sec, max speed of 155-157kph (on GPS it showed max 148kph) , and left Xmax way behind all the way in the drag race... ( all stock and new bike, I have seen a modified Forza 300 do all that and pass 160kph speed, but this is a stock 350)
All expected of course with a bit more cc from 279 to 330cc...
What interests me is absence of vibration throughout the entire rev range, ability to cruise comfortably at 70mph into a headwind and fuel economy.
Xmax has it all covered.