Enjoy 7 minutes of riding on a 113cc Suzuki Address 110 in The Netherlands. Filtering through traffic is no match for this motorscooter. www.startersmot...
Have done 11000 miles on mine in just over a year, it's been totally reliable, all I have done is ditched the original tyres and replaced them with Michelin's, and put on a Givi screen. Have had bikes big and small since I was 16, am now the wrong side of 40. By far the address is the best little bike I have ever owned. I don't really see many of them on the road here in the UK which is a big surprise. Keep on riding and enjoying this little gem of a scooter.
Good to hear it holds up! You don't see them much over here too. But The Netherlands is no small cylinder country. 600cc+ is most seen on the roads over here.
what's the top speed that it's still comfortable to ride? I would use the bike mostly for 20km ride to school, but maybe 6 times a year I would go to highway for about 150 kilometers.
+Amersfoort81 I laughed with your comments, specially the one about the coffee break! Thank you very much for your video. I've got a custom motorcycle and sometimes I think I'd change it for this precious little Suzuki.
How many gears it has ? I didn’t see clutch on it I have 100 kilo weight Is it going 80 kilometers speed without being under pressure ? Is it working without problems at least 40000 kilometers while my normal speed will be 80 kilometers?
I have mine too for commuting. On busy roads it has sufficient power, though I would like to have a Yamaha X-Max 300 or Honda Forza 300.. but those prices... and this 113cc bike has a kickstarter for when you have a flat battery. But you already know, as you also own one. :)
Dear I received my Suzuki address When I’m going on the little bad bump Or I use a bit extreme front break There will be small noise on front fork shock absorber In the street I asked someone who has same motor bike for him was the same Is it normal?
I can't recall hearing weird noise from the front shocks. Then again.. our roads over here are pretty good. I know the shocks aren't the best and you do reach the 'end' quite quick when you go over a speed bump.
With my riding style (as you see in the video) I got 1 liter on 46 kilometers. With a 5.2 liter tank, 230km should be no problem. If you ride slower, 250km shouldn't be a problem.
Marios Mexas are you still enjoying your Suzuki Address 110,have you had any issues this scooter, I am also keen to buy one,so your advice would be appreciated 👍
The original mirrors cannot. But the mirrors are no wider than the steer, so if the steer fits, the mrirors will do to. The only thing is that worker fans may have mirrors to think of not hitting them, but the Address is small. Not sure how tight spots are in your country, but filtering through traffic in my country on this little machine should be no issue.
Ok thanks, my old ninja the mirrors on the bike were usually same height as car mirrors so when folding them in can get through tight spaces like between 2 car mirrors if they are close together.
I'm 5'11" and there is still some room left. Check out my top speed video where you can see my knees in riding pants with knee protectors inside them; ua-cam.com/video/MiXXagbZhZQ/v-deo.html Maybe I put my feet a little bit 'outside' of the motorscooter, but as you can see there is some room left. Not that much, but 5'10" should be no problem.
Nice video! I'm thinking about buying one. Your acceleration is very good. I'm 100kg and 180cm, is there a big difference between your size and mine? Thank you:)
I don't see changes to the front (except the license plate). But I do see the different seat, no rear rack and the blinkers on the back have been integrated with the lights. That last thing is illegal in Europe or at least in my country. The distance between the blinkers on the rear side must be at least 18 centimeters. But fun to see in Asia the model is slightly different, thanks for that link!
TOP SPEED: ua-cam.com/video/MIX92gVfZXs/v-deo.html
Have done 11000 miles on mine in just over a year, it's been totally reliable, all I have done is ditched the original tyres and replaced them with Michelin's, and put on a Givi screen. Have had bikes big and small since I was 16, am now the wrong side of 40. By far the address is the best little bike I have ever owned. I don't really see many of them on the road here in the UK which is a big surprise.
Keep on riding and enjoying this little gem of a scooter.
Good to hear it holds up! You don't see them much over here too. But The Netherlands is no small cylinder country. 600cc+ is most seen on the roads over here.
what's the top speed that it's still comfortable to ride? I would use the bike mostly for 20km ride to school, but maybe 6 times a year I would go to highway for about 150 kilometers.
11000 miles is going some. What's the top speed?
Cheesy Cock )
Super Scooter, I love my Address.
About to get the 2018 version of this and I’m very excited about it and I hope 🤞🏻 this scooter 🛵 will not disappoint my expectations
I bought one last September. Here is a video of it while commuting: ua-cam.com/video/hypokKXoY64/v-deo.html
+Amersfoort81
I laughed with your comments, specially the one about the coffee break!
Thank you very much for your video. I've got a custom motorcycle and sometimes I think I'd change it for this precious little Suzuki.
Thanks for watching. :) You can always buy one as an extra bike. They are really cheap to buy, cheap to maintain.
Menyimak...salam kenal....bandung hadir....semoga yang punya channel ini sehat slalu dan semakin sukses....aminnn
I've just brought one.
Great! I hope you will enjoy it!
Mine arrives tomorrow.
@@mariosraptor I get mine Monday can't wait, ride safe.
RandomRyu always. Enjoy !!!
just bought one great little bike use for work
Nice! Same reason I bought it for. :) I see it like a moped which is allowed to go a little bit faster. :)
Very nice and practical motorcycle
It sure it! But I sold it and bought a Yamaha NMAX 155. Costs more, but is also more powerful. I needed it to also be able to take the highways.
Yes, the Address is what it is. You cannot ask a lot to a 110cc scooter. I'm sure the Nmax is more comfortable despite its higher price
Yes, you really notice the difference. But I had great fun on the Address and maintenance is simple and cheap.
How many gears it has ?
I didn’t see clutch on it
I have 100 kilo weight
Is it going 80 kilometers speed without being under pressure ?
Is it working without problems at least 40000 kilometers while my normal speed will be 80 kilometers?
It has a CVT, so automatic. I have answered the questions in another video.
Just bought mine. Will have tomorrow. It will ride in the city where the DL1000L8 is not at home :)
In the city the Address 110 is good enough. A 1000cc is too much. Even my 650cc has too much power in the city.
Amersfoort81 got mine for travelling. The dl I mean. This is for daily commute
I have mine too for commuting. On busy roads it has sufficient power, though I would like to have a Yamaha X-Max 300 or Honda Forza 300.. but those prices... and this 113cc bike has a kickstarter for when you have a flat battery. But you already know, as you also own one. :)
Amersfoort81 I think is enough for short distances. And very economical.
I hope i have one
What is the top speed on full throttle?
Under perfect conditions: ua-cam.com/video/MIX92gVfZXs/v-deo.html but most of the time anything above 95 km/h is luck.
Dear
I received my Suzuki address
When I’m going on the little bad bump
Or I use a bit extreme front break
There will be small noise on front fork shock absorber
In the street I asked someone who has same motor bike for him was the same
Is it normal?
I can't recall hearing weird noise from the front shocks. Then again.. our roads over here are pretty good. I know the shocks aren't the best and you do reach the 'end' quite quick when you go over a speed bump.
When it reach to end of shock
Do you also hear special voice ?
For you it has been happened?
@@peymantalebian1769 Not really a sound just that you felt that it was the end of the suspension.
"Showa" shocks on the front cannot be bad.
The currently popular Honda Adv 150 uses Showa shocks also.
According to my local spec of the address in Indobesia...the seat height is 755mm. Isn't too low for your riding position, guy?
Nah it was no problem for me (1.80m)
@@MotoSnax yeah... it's a short ride
Do you mind me asking how many kilometers you get on a single tank? On average?
With my riding style (as you see in the video) I got 1 liter on 46 kilometers. With a 5.2 liter tank, 230km should be no problem. If you ride slower, 250km shouldn't be a problem.
Amersfoort81 impressive mileage per litre. Got in white.
Marios Mexas are you still enjoying your Suzuki Address 110,have you had any issues this scooter, I am also keen to buy one,so your advice would be appreciated 👍
Can the mirrors fold in? Say if you are filtering through tight spots.
The original mirrors cannot. But the mirrors are no wider than the steer, so if the steer fits, the mrirors will do to. The only thing is that worker fans may have mirrors to think of not hitting them, but the Address is small. Not sure how tight spots are in your country, but filtering through traffic in my country on this little machine should be no issue.
Ok thanks, my old ninja the mirrors on the bike were usually same height as car mirrors so when folding them in can get through tight spaces like between 2 car mirrors if they are close together.
Those suberbike kind of bikes have that possiblity. But the Address is smaller than the average motorcycle. It is like a moped.
is havve backlit light on night ?? for display
Kevin Ohlsson yes, you can see how fast you are going at night.
Danke
Ich fahre einen Address.
How you feel about the knee room as well as the leg room? I am about 5'10".
I'm 5'11" and there is still some room left. Check out my top speed video where you can see my knees in riding pants with knee protectors inside them; ua-cam.com/video/MiXXagbZhZQ/v-deo.html Maybe I put my feet a little bit 'outside' of the motorscooter, but as you can see there is some room left. Not that much, but 5'10" should be no problem.
Amersfoort81
Thanks for the valuable information.
No problem. :)
Nice video! I'm thinking about buying one. Your acceleration is very good. I'm 100kg and 180cm, is there a big difference between your size and mine? Thank you:)
I'm about 90kg without gear and also 180cm. So the difference shouldn't be that big.
Ik about 120kg think I'm to heavy for 110
That traffic's nearly as bad as England. Too many cars and FAR too many people.
Some footage was taken around rush hour. It isn't nearly as bad as in Asia. ;)
Amersfoort81 hi ia am 16 years old can you please say to me which is better to me gsxr 1100 1991 or suzuki address
JGamer when you are 16, a 1100cc won't be an option. :)
How fast is the bike?
Check out my channel and search for 'Address' to find the answer.
hello thanks for video
I have one but not Europe version
I don't think they differ.
@@MotoSnax There's some as different as the front and the back
@@MotoSnax this is the Indonesian version ua-cam.com/video/JShjDBEArU8/v-deo.html
I don't see changes to the front (except the license plate). But I do see the different seat, no rear rack and the blinkers on the back have been integrated with the lights. That last thing is illegal in Europe or at least in my country. The distance between the blinkers on the rear side must be at least 18 centimeters. But fun to see in Asia the model is slightly different, thanks for that link!