I had a Honda Grom 125 few years ago. I decided to do something crazy and take it for a road trip to go see my uncle. From Edmonton to Vancouver 1200km's one way. Through the mountains and all. In my experience these little bikes are very much capable of it. I bagged my little Grom but I also took very good care of it. Never a problem or any signs I was stressing it out. By far my fav motorcycle and I've had a few bigger crotch rockets and cruisers before. Fantastic little bikes!
I know a guy that rides his Grom from California to South Carolina every single year for the Smokey Mountain Crawl (Mini bike event). Last time I spoke to him, he had over 50K miles on his original engine!
Just bought my first motorcycle and it was this one. Ive only ridden in my backyard because im waiting to complete my msf basic riders course. So far I love this minimoto.
I got this bike too like few days ago but its not a bike you should trust to teach you how to ride. Its literally a hooligan bike. I am saying this as someone who rode gixxer most of my life. It literally makes me giggle like a little girl lol.
My story is very similar to yours. This is also my first bike. A couple of difference btw us is that I started a bit older than you and was privileged to purchase the out right. I appreciate your video.
I have 3 other bikes other than my 2022 z125 Pro. This includes a 1998 Honda Superhawk 996, a 1986 Yamaha, and a 1997 Suzuki. Oddly enough, my z125 pro is the one I ride most. Granted, I have a 6 mile commute to work on roads that only have a 45mph speed limit, so the Z is perfect. I extended the swing arm 4 inches and added an oil cooler. I put 2100 miles on the bike the first year and have zero issues with it. Granted it could use a 5 speed transmission as I’m constantly running at 8000 + rpm, but it’s a Kawasaki so I don’t worry.
Your review was amazing man! I have the same bike and everything you said was very accurate, I’m leaving this comment to say keep up the good content and I’m gonna drop a follow😁
Cool video. I'm really enjoying my 2023 Z125. It's my 6th Kawasaki and 14th bike. Most of the bikes I've owned were litre-class road machines, but this little Z is very fun in its own way. 👍
@@mohammadismail9680 Sure! Just be aware of its limitations. It's not a freeway bike, but it's a great place to start if you're just getting into motorcycling. Keep it in good shape so you can sell it easily if you find yourself craving more power. --cheers
Funny...I'm in a similar situation. Just bought a Z125 at 33 this summer. Dad died in a bike wreck bc he was wild as hell. I'm super conservativ3e but I still need to live a little. The bike is fun and I agree with your analysis here.
I accidentally bought mine on the 1 year anniversary of my uncle's motorcycle accident that killed him and his wife. So my dad wasn't very amused but I had him riding it by the end of the day, so it was fine. Haha
I am very late to this but... Hoping to get a Kawasaki before my 34th birthday. Been terrified of bikes all my life but i am in a situation where its either I ride or i walk. I choose ride
Thanks a lot, you've helped me make a decision. Thought I'd have to save up a ton of money for a klx300 dual sport, but now that I know you can swap the tires and it's given you joy for 4 years, I think ill save a stack and start off with this.
im currently on a Z125 2023. its my first bike and i will probably die before i get rid of it. as im watching this vid im relating to alot of the cons i really wish it had a 5th gear
Just came through to say I got a 2018 Pro SE during the, uh, "viral sales period" of 2020. Not only got it for a steal, but my credit card company had some special "Please spend money with us" offer so I ended up getting over 100$ cashback by charging it to the card and paying it off immediately (for those younger than me, just FYI, credit cards are NOT good for long term loans!). And I agree, as another guy in his 30s, I love running around town on it and doing stupid shit on it and beating on it, but also not feeling like the bike expects much more of me either. It turns every post office run into a chance for a msile, and instead of saying "I'll put it on the list" when I run out of like ketchup or something, it just becomes an opportunity for a quick ride down to the store. 9/10, recommend this bike to everyone, but just be wary of how slow it is and have confidence when you ride it.
I think you hit the nail on the head considering the purpose of the Z125 and the Honda Grom. They would be best suited for commuting in a mid-sized city where the speed limits are mostly 35 and 45 miles per hour. A beginning rider would shortly out-grow the capability of these machines if they are riding for recreation or travel. So, the Ninja 400 would serve a better purpose. A Grom or Z125 is far better suited for an experienced rider who needs something with better fuel economy and lower operating costs to supplement another vehicle, but not for recreation or traveling the country.
Before I bought mine last week I was just thinking about getting one and then I said you know what I'm going to buy it even though I have a fz6 and now I find myself riding it more than the fz6😂
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for giving us some good content to watch. Love my Z too. Have tons of time and money into it with no regrets. Couldn’t agree more about the bike desperately needing a 5 speed. A close ratio transmission would do wonders to make the bike even more enjoyable.
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix surely a gen 2 will have a 5 speed. Honda is doing it with the Grom for 21. When Kawi follows suit it’ll be an excuse for you to take on another $60 payment.
Yamaha MTO3 2017 is a fantastic alternative, I have one, I pick my Z125 Pro on Saturday second Hand for $3800 Ausie dollars it has 6000 km on the on the odometer with tail tidy & custom mirror's & it's green. I had a grom when I lived in a capital city & I hated getting monster's by faster more powerful vehicles. I now live in the country & own my own house its old,but has everything & has lots of sheds in the back yard.
Suggestion for a video: Explain why you're selling the Ninja 400 but not the Z125. Compare the 2. The Ninja 400 is the obvious upgrade to the Z125 as a first bike. My plan is to buy either of those for my first bike, and I am also a mature adult getting his first bike. Thanks man...great stories & inspiration.
Very well done video!! Pretty much covered everything and showed some nice riding. Really like the scenery there and country setting. Looks like a lot of nice roads for riding. Seems there are no hills? I wonder how the Z125 would do if you lived in a hilly area like I do.
I was thinking of buying this bike since it was cheaper than the 2022 grom... But i found out the 2022 z125 still uses 4 speed, while the 2022/2021 grom has 5 speed... I ended up getting the grom because of that reason.
Yea ... I went for the adjustable suspension and Kawie was doing a $400 rebate. The extra gear is cool but, I like the gear ratio of the Z better too. Hope you're enjoying the Grom though. They're definitely cool
The Kawasaki Z125 Pro needs to get a LED lighting package. There is no excuse for any bike today to not have that. And before you say it, you shouldn't have to go aftermarket.
He no longer owns a bike because he wrecked every bike he's owned. That Grom got parted out. The bars on my bike came off of that bike. This is why you don't see me attempting to ride wheelies in any of my videos. I learned from his mistakes. Lol
Can I get one if I have no credit? I've never had a credit card, only a debit. But my history with my bank is really good. And I do rent monthly and have yet to miss a payment. I'm 19 and really wanting one of these for my first street bike
Dude I found one for 2800 with 6000 miles is that good? Need something for a first bike Looking at this the kymco k pipe or Honda Navi Wich one would you recommend
I have to agree these are not good beginner bikes. It’s size, the wheel size and power are all issues an inexperienced rider needs to avoid. Sell that 400 yet. That was my favorite color scheme on that bike but I missed it.
Anytime someone asks me what bike they should learn on, I always give the same two answers: Yamaha R3 or Ninja 400. I regret selling my 400 now, but only because the girl I recently married wants to learn to ride. If I still had it, it would have ended up being her bike. I've pretty much made my mind up already that I'm getting a 636 as soon as we figure out our current housing situation.
Considering buying this for a daily commute, I don't have any interstate road but I have a lot of empty county road where I would like to maintain 70. Can this bike reliably do that while still maintaining the integrity of the engine over time?
Doubt you can maintain 70mph. I have one and I’d say 55mph is the max for cruising. I got 64mph once but that was wide open throttle and fully tucked for a mile on the interstate.
I had a Honda Grom 125 few years ago. I decided to do something crazy and take it for a road trip to go see my uncle. From Edmonton to Vancouver 1200km's one way. Through the mountains and all. In my experience these little bikes are very much capable of it. I bagged my little Grom but I also took very good care of it. Never a problem or any signs I was stressing it out. By far my fav motorcycle and I've had a few bigger crotch rockets and cruisers before. Fantastic little bikes!
You mean, like the trend of having a home phone? The earliest definition of the symbol is "Number Sign. or "Number Marker". It's been known as a Hash globally since the 1960's, and possibly even earlier in Europe, due to "€" being the literal "Pound Sign". Social Media and "Trendiness" had nothing to do with it being called a hashtag. It's been a part of every basic programming language, and has been referred to as either "Hash" or "Number" since it's inception. The reality is, you did let "trendies" change the name and then tried to play holier than thou by saying you don't do... literally what you actually did. Because Hash is correct, pound is not.
You're incorrect. I've done the math many times. I typically ride this bike to and from my work place, which is exactly 30 miles round trip, and I can make that trip at least 4 times before needing to refuel. If you knew that for a fact, why would you be watching a review video of the bike? The only way you would know something like that from personal experience, is if you owned the same bike and had ridden it for at least 1000 miles. So, if that were the case, you wouldn't be watching a video made for people that are considering buying it. Which, I'm relatively certain you don't own one, because if you did, you wouldn't be making false claims about the mileage. If you do have one and it's only getting 40mpg? It's either brand new and not broken in yet, or there's something very bad wrong with the one you have.
@@gunube When you've been a UA-camr for 5 years and do your best to reply to every comment you can, you end up dealing with the worst shitlords on the internet pretty often. The way you initially stated your claim made it sound like you were trying to call me a liar. If you had said simply asked "Does it REALLY get 80mpg?" instead of "This thing gets nowhere near" (Which sounds the exact same to me as "You're a fucking moron if you believe it gets 80mpg"), I would have responded VERY differently.
I had a Honda Grom 125 few years ago. I decided to do something crazy and take it for a road trip to go see my uncle. From Edmonton to Vancouver 1200km's one way. Through the mountains and all. In my experience these little bikes are very much capable of it. I bagged my little Grom but I also took very good care of it. Never a problem or any signs I was stressing it out. By far my fav motorcycle and I've had a few bigger crotch rockets and cruisers before. Fantastic little bikes!
I know a guy that rides his Grom from California to South Carolina every single year for the Smokey Mountain Crawl (Mini bike event). Last time I spoke to him, he had over 50K miles on his original engine!
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix Man, that is awesome.
The “its slightly more than Netflix “ was so me justifying buying mine last week
Old man (57) with 38 yrs riding it just makes me giggle. The 2023 pearl matte sage green hooked me. It’s minty!
Just bought my first motorcycle and it was this one. Ive only ridden in my backyard because im waiting to complete my msf basic riders course. So far I love this minimoto.
I’m getting my first bike, the z125 pro this week delivered. This video couldn’t have me more excited. You’re awesome man
I got this bike too like few days ago but its not a bike you should trust to teach you how to ride. Its literally a hooligan bike. I am saying this as someone who rode gixxer most of my life. It literally makes me giggle like a little girl lol.
It’s better to ride a slow bike fast then a fast bike slow
YEEEEEES! (Look at my pic with my 58 mph tops on a GOOD day ass!)
People say that but when you get out accelerated by a prius, reality sets in.
@@bens6865😂 that's when you go get on your big bike
I define the Grom as a lawn mower because it has a spinner, no oil filter
My story is very similar to yours. This is also my first bike. A couple of difference btw us is that I started a bit older than you and was privileged to purchase the out right. I appreciate your video.
I have 3 other bikes other than my 2022 z125 Pro. This includes a 1998 Honda Superhawk 996, a 1986 Yamaha, and a 1997 Suzuki. Oddly enough, my z125 pro is the one I ride most. Granted, I have a 6 mile commute to work on roads that only have a 45mph speed limit, so the Z is perfect. I extended the swing arm 4 inches and added an oil cooler. I put 2100 miles on the bike the first year and have zero issues with it. Granted it could use a 5 speed transmission as I’m constantly running at 8000 + rpm, but it’s a Kawasaki so I don’t worry.
Your review was amazing man! I have the same bike and everything you said was very accurate, I’m leaving this comment to say keep up the good content and I’m gonna drop a follow😁
Cool video. I'm really enjoying my 2023 Z125. It's my 6th Kawasaki and 14th bike. Most of the bikes I've owned were litre-class road machines, but this little Z is very fun in its own way. 👍
Should I Got for it if I'm planning to get a bike?
@@mohammadismail9680 Sure! Just be aware of its limitations. It's not a freeway bike, but it's a great place to start if you're just getting into motorcycling. Keep it in good shape so you can sell it easily if you find yourself craving more power. --cheers
Funny...I'm in a similar situation. Just bought a Z125 at 33 this summer. Dad died in a bike wreck bc he was wild as hell. I'm super conservativ3e but I still need to live a little. The bike is fun and I agree with your analysis here.
I accidentally bought mine on the 1 year anniversary of my uncle's motorcycle accident that killed him and his wife. So my dad wasn't very amused but I had him riding it by the end of the day, so it was fine. Haha
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix In the end, something is going to get us all.
I am very late to this but... Hoping to get a Kawasaki before my 34th birthday. Been terrified of bikes all my life but i am in a situation where its either I ride or i walk. I choose ride
Thanks a lot, you've helped me make a decision. Thought I'd have to save up a ton of money for a klx300 dual sport, but now that I know you can swap the tires and it's given you joy for 4 years, I think ill save a stack and start off with this.
Wow
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Hopefully you did! These bikes are insane with dirt tires!
I love the wide open throttle feeling on my z125. If you want speed, not the bike to get. Fun and smiles thought??? Plenty
Adding a Boba Fet themed helmet and Yoda keychain to the sage green express. Can’t help myself
im currently on a Z125 2023. its my first bike and i will probably die before i get rid of it. as im watching this vid im relating to alot of the cons i really wish it had a 5th gear
I love the color I just got a 2017 z125 and love it
I said I’d never get rid of mine but then I did and now I wish I had not.
Just came through to say I got a 2018 Pro SE during the, uh, "viral sales period" of 2020. Not only got it for a steal, but my credit card company had some special "Please spend money with us" offer so I ended up getting over 100$ cashback by charging it to the card and paying it off immediately (for those younger than me, just FYI, credit cards are NOT good for long term loans!). And I agree, as another guy in his 30s, I love running around town on it and doing stupid shit on it and beating on it, but also not feeling like the bike expects much more of me either. It turns every post office run into a chance for a msile, and instead of saying "I'll put it on the list" when I run out of like ketchup or something, it just becomes an opportunity for a quick ride down to the store.
9/10, recommend this bike to everyone, but just be wary of how slow it is and have confidence when you ride it.
That 400 she’s parked next to sure looks familiar 👀😂 seriously though man I’m glad to see you’re keeping the Z, it’s an awesome little bike
Yeah I used shots from our joint video in the other review too. I wondered if you would notice. Lol
“this not a for sale video” i saw it listed on fb breaks my heart for you man, hope you do good
I think you hit the nail on the head considering the purpose of the Z125 and the Honda Grom. They would be best suited for commuting in a mid-sized city where the speed limits are mostly 35 and 45 miles per hour. A beginning rider would shortly out-grow the capability of these machines if they are riding for recreation or travel. So, the Ninja 400 would serve a better purpose. A Grom or Z125 is far better suited for an experienced rider who needs something with better fuel economy and lower operating costs to supplement another vehicle, but not for recreation or traveling the country.
Before I bought mine last week I was just thinking about getting one and then I said you know what I'm going to buy it even though I have a fz6 and now I find myself riding it more than the fz6😂
Great review! Thinking about getting one of these to replace my 250 ninja.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for giving us some good content to watch. Love my Z too. Have tons of time and money into it with no regrets. Couldn’t agree more about the bike desperately needing a 5 speed. A close ratio transmission would do wonders to make the bike even more enjoyable.
Maybe one of these days I'll scrape up that $500 and see what a 5-speed is like. Doubtful though. Haha
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix surely a gen 2 will have a 5 speed. Honda is doing it with the Grom for 21. When Kawi follows suit it’ll be an excuse for you to take on another $60 payment.
@@lavaheadache Hopefully by then I can pay cash for it. I already know what bike is getting financed next .. but it has 6 gears. ;)
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix what are you looking at for a next bike? Maybe I missed that somewhere.
@@lavaheadache 2021 KLX 300sm
I hopefully will buy a brand new one or a new used z Kawasaki z125 my first bike ever at 39 years old..
Did you get it yet?
Yamaha MTO3 2017 is a fantastic alternative, I have one, I pick my Z125 Pro on Saturday second Hand for $3800 Ausie dollars it has 6000 km on the on the odometer with tail tidy & custom mirror's & it's green.
I had a grom when I lived in a capital city & I hated getting monster's by faster more powerful vehicles.
I now live in the country & own my own house its old,but has everything & has lots of sheds in the back yard.
Suggestion for a video: Explain why you're selling the Ninja 400 but not the Z125. Compare the 2. The Ninja 400 is the obvious upgrade to the Z125 as a first bike. My plan is to buy either of those for my first bike, and I am also a mature adult getting his first bike. Thanks man...great stories & inspiration.
Z400 even better than the Ninja. Stay in the Z family
Very well done video!! Pretty much covered everything and showed some nice riding. Really like the scenery there and country setting. Looks like a lot of nice roads for riding. Seems there are no hills? I wonder how the Z125 would do if you lived in a hilly area like I do.
I just put my deposit down on a 2022 Black Z125 with Red wheels!!
I was also born in 1984 btw!!
I was thinking of buying this bike since it was cheaper than the 2022 grom... But i found out the 2022 z125 still uses 4 speed, while the 2022/2021 grom has 5 speed... I ended up getting the grom because of that reason.
Yea ... I went for the adjustable suspension and Kawie was doing a $400 rebate. The extra gear is cool but, I like the gear ratio of the Z better too. Hope you're enjoying the Grom though. They're definitely cool
I so relate to the Netflix thought😂😂😂😂
They are great little bikes and very cheap to keep... 5million dollars worth of smiles for way way under 5 grand
The ultimate video was our collab in Austin! Lmao
The Ultimate ultimate will be when I return! Hopefully on a KLX 300sm!
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix fuck yea dude. I’m looking forward to it!
Man, my motorcycle insurance for my shadow is half yours for full coverage
Where you live has a huge impact on insurance costs
Mines a green Z125 Pro 2017 bought recently 6000 on the odometer.
Selling my 2016 XT250
I have a 2017 MT03 as well.
But going fast on a fast bike is really fun. Lol. Buying a zpro tomorrow tho while my fz1 is down. Excited lol
Getting one for my move to Florida.
Great vid
The Kawasaki Z125 Pro needs to get a LED lighting package. There is no excuse for any bike today to not have that. And before you say it, you shouldn't have to go aftermarket.
If you don't ride the bike like that GROM rider, You should do all right!!
He no longer owns a bike because he wrecked every bike he's owned. That Grom got parted out. The bars on my bike came off of that bike. This is why you don't see me attempting to ride wheelies in any of my videos. I learned from his mistakes. Lol
Thought liability on financed vehicles wasn't allowed.
It may depend on where you live, but where I live, if the loan is $3000 or less, you don't need full coverage.
Awesome video.
Good video papi
I have the z
Agree in everything u said
I forgot to ask you? Is your z125 still going strong? June 15th is my pick up and ride it home day.
this bike can reach 50k miles? there is one in my area for sale with 10k miles...asking is $2k, makes me want to buy it now
Can I get one if I have no credit? I've never had a credit card, only a debit. But my history with my bank is really good. And I do rent monthly and have yet to miss a payment. I'm 19 and really wanting one of these for my first street bike
hey bro, could you happen to tell me what stand you are using, ive been looking for a while but i want to get a professionals opinion
get one tooth larger front sprocket like i did mine it right now
Hey man, did you stop uploading? Haven't seen you around in a while.
Hey man can you send me a link or tell me what dual sport tires your running? I’ve been looking for some
Dude I found one for 2800 with 6000 miles is that good? Need something for a first bike
Looking at this the kymco k pipe or Honda Navi Wich one would you recommend
Fuck no. The bike brand new out the dealer is 3K
You don't have to use the full potential of a bike or full throttle to have fun on it. Going wot to go 60 isn't fun, going on a mini bike track is.
Do you have any links to a 50,000 mile Z125?
I have to agree these are not good beginner bikes. It’s size, the wheel size and power are all issues an inexperienced rider needs to avoid. Sell that 400 yet. That was my favorite color scheme on that bike but I missed it.
Anytime someone asks me what bike they should learn on, I always give the same two answers: Yamaha R3 or Ninja 400. I regret selling my 400 now, but only because the girl I recently married wants to learn to ride. If I still had it, it would have ended up being her bike. I've pretty much made my mind up already that I'm getting a 636 as soon as we figure out our current housing situation.
Damn, my insurance is like $600 for liability only😢
update video!
Did you do a break in like the manual says or just ride it
How many months did you finance for?
Lol just bought one of these bad boys today used 2018 with 56 miles on it I'm stocked
For how much?
Bro my insurance for my Z is 32 dollars a month and I had to have full coverage
Try Dairyland Insurance. Just Google it. They have always been significantly cheaper than progressive or geico for me, but only for motorcycles.
Considering buying this for a daily commute, I don't have any interstate road but I have a lot of empty county road where I would like to maintain 70. Can this bike reliably do that while still maintaining the integrity of the engine over time?
Doubt you can maintain 70mph. I have one and I’d say 55mph is the max for cruising. I got 64mph once but that was wide open throttle and fully tucked for a mile on the interstate.
I had a Honda Grom 125 few years ago. I decided to do something crazy and take it for a road trip to go see my uncle. From Edmonton to Vancouver 1200km's one way. Through the mountains and all. In my experience these little bikes are very much capable of it. I bagged my little Grom but I also took very good care of it. Never a problem or any signs I was stressing it out. By far my fav motorcycle and I've had a few bigger crotch rockets and cruisers before. Fantastic little bikes!
Get a Z400 for that
What kind of mirrors are those?
Which handlebars were your favorite?
ProTaper Raptor Bend
Would be nice to see new videos
Maybe one of these days…
Your wish is my command! New videos are up!
How many miles can this thing get you max (life span)?
Depends on how it is used or abused.
How many miles on it, did you not have to replace anything yet?
Over 5,000 miles now. Only thing I’ve needed to replace was the chain and tires. Still has original clutch and brakes.
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix Very cool.
My mom doesnt have a Prius 😂😂😂
163 mph?? Lol nah.. I busted out 180+ on my gsxr many times.. also on my zx6rr
How many miles do you have on it?
Only 5,000 miles, but I've never had any engine trouble at all.
I've been wanting a bike for a while, grew up on dirtbikes and quads, I think this year I'm going to get myself a brand new Z125. They look like fun
I have the Z125 pro for four years and my only over a thousand miles.
You should get out there and ride it!
7:50 yeommmmmm
Howdy dude
Howdy
Drop a gear.....uhhhh speed up moderatly
Drop a gear and wait for a year .... Hah!
Sorry, but it is and always will be a POUND SIGN. I don't let trendies change the names of things
You mean, like the trend of having a home phone?
The earliest definition of the symbol is "Number Sign. or "Number Marker". It's been known as a Hash globally since the 1960's, and possibly even earlier in Europe, due to "€" being the literal "Pound Sign".
Social Media and "Trendiness" had nothing to do with it being called a hashtag. It's been a part of every basic programming language, and has been referred to as either "Hash" or "Number" since it's inception.
The reality is, you did let "trendies" change the name and then tried to play holier than thou by saying you don't do... literally what you actually did.
Because Hash is correct, pound is not.
Just to clarify, this thing gets nowhere near 80-100 mpg. It gets that per tank, which is 2 gallons = 40+ mpg.
You're incorrect. I've done the math many times. I typically ride this bike to and from my work place, which is exactly 30 miles round trip, and I can make that trip at least 4 times before needing to refuel.
If you knew that for a fact, why would you be watching a review video of the bike? The only way you would know something like that from personal experience, is if you owned the same bike and had ridden it for at least 1000 miles. So, if that were the case, you wouldn't be watching a video made for people that are considering buying it.
Which, I'm relatively certain you don't own one, because if you did, you wouldn't be making false claims about the mileage. If you do have one and it's only getting 40mpg? It's either brand new and not broken in yet, or there's something very bad wrong with the one you have.
@@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix Alrighty then, I stand corrected. There's no need to be contemptuous about though. Good heavens.
@@gunube When you've been a UA-camr for 5 years and do your best to reply to every comment you can, you end up dealing with the worst shitlords on the internet pretty often.
The way you initially stated your claim made it sound like you were trying to call me a liar. If you had said simply asked "Does it REALLY get 80mpg?" instead of "This thing gets nowhere near" (Which sounds the exact same to me as "You're a fucking moron if you believe it gets 80mpg"), I would have responded VERY differently.
Nice bike but my electric scooter run faster and plus I don’t need to register no need gas insurance nothing just charge it like a phone and run
Too bad kawi quit making them. I’m bummed
They just came out with the 2023