Love the look of it and the test you did on both the 310 and GK350. Both bikes I fancied taking a closer look at. Went into my local dealer who has held the franchise for 5 years but doesn't keep any bikes in stock, order only and I'd have to pay a non returnable deposit. He rang the importers whilst I was there who said I could have either model within a week as they were in stock however, they admitted the photos on their website were out of date and not current. So, the dealer wanted me to put my money into a bike I couldn't see in the flesh and at least sit on and get a feel for it let alone have a road test, and an importer that can't put up to date photos of their products on their website. They maybe a very nice bike but with that kind of service and back up I won't be putting my hard earned money into their product or the dealers pocket. Very disappointing.
Sorry to hear that you couldn't see or sit on one Jonathan....yes that's a pain when dealers don't have them physically in stock You could always email Clements Moto the importers ...they are always very happy to help customer.services@clementsmoto.co.uk Cheers mark
Fantastic review as always. A nice touch that you don't see often. Infact hardly at all is the front fork protectors. All manufacturers should do this. Makes the life of the front forks and seals last so much longer from dirt and salt.
Hi Mark, I like your ride reviews a lot. Concise and informative. Keep them coming. Just two small feedbacks to make your reviews standout even more. 1.) Do a standing roll out without any throttle inputs to see if the bike is able to get going without stalling. Most Suzuki bikes have this anti-stall features. 2.) Can you do a high gear start on your future bike reviews? Like say a 3rd gear standing start. I know that a lot of big bikes such as the Suzuki GSX S1000 can roll out easily from 5th gear without any issues. It would be nice to see how tractable and refined different engines are from each the other.
Thanks for the feedback Marcus...I'll keep that in mind ...yes I know about the Suzuki feature like on the v Strom ...sv etc very handy Best regards mark
Once again Mark. A truly excellent and highly informative review. Thank you very much. You always do a very good job, and I enjoy your reviews very much. . Take care.
G'day Mark from Australia, another great review, that a sweet little scooter alright for City life not so on the open roads in Australia, Roadtrains would leave a nasty stain on the road, late for this blog had a knee cap replacement surgery this week, old bike accident catching up with me, recovering well, cheers mate, look after yourself, Neil.
@@markpulling12 hi mate, no bike riding for 4 weeks, then hydro therapy for 3 months, better than the pain l was in, could hardly walk on the bugger, cheers, Neil.
I am truly amazed that a C.V.T. drive can be quite efficient, considering that it relies heavily on friction to convey traction. I don't know when this was invented, but it was a real event in the realm of automatic scooters, in my view. They must be quite costly to build. How long do they last before needing to be replaced?
That's great Shaun. I'm planning to buy Zontes GK 350/ T350 T2, but concerned about its fuel consumption. Are you getting 95 MPG consistently? Or only on long rides?
@@nobleabraham6498 Actually I'm getting even more now that it's fully run in. Over a 100 mile ride, taking it easy I got 104mpg. Around town and with my wife on the back it's never less than 87.
i went to motorcycle live on monday and sat on one of these,a chap from poole moto came and spoke to me,and asked if i had seen youre review ,i said thats why im interested in one
Thank you. I have been waiting along time for this one. It seems nicer than the Sym Jet which I was considering. I have started to want something that can be ridden and not just a shopping cart.
@@markpulling12 You don't want to be fighting the bike when learning. I learned to drive in that era where some learner cars had no go (850cc Mini etc...) And it just makes driving hard. I don't want a similar experience. Anything below 12hp is no go for me now. The extra ponies count.
Mark you say the Zontes is good for 100mpg, the Honda Forza is good for 120 mpg ( your Forza test) I think the difference in mpg is a signal of how better Honda are over Zontes as engine makers, Honda know how to make low-friction engines and how to design cylinders valves and combustion chambers to extract more energy from the fuel. Recall the Honda Insight hybrid car sold from 2000 - 06, the Insight was a showpiece for Honda R&D, the cars were good for 100 to 110 mpg, one did Lands End to John o Groats at 103 mpg
Great review Mark!. Well, it's £1500 cheaper than the Honda Forza 125 which is heavier by a long way and is arguably less appealing. The PCX is cheaper but not by much. This is the first twist and go scooter that realistically challenges Honda in the rider comfort and practicality stakes. Even better value is the 310cc version of this scooter which is miles better value than a Honda Forza equivalent so the remaining question is dealership support and long term reliability.
Looking at reviews of the new model Honda PCX 125cc and it's also highly regarded. Notice it's cheaper than the Zontes, although not quite as well equipped. Would welcome your review and opinion on the comparison Mark.
So there I was ready to pull the trigger on an Nmax this Saturday, then I saw this video of the Zontes 125, which looks amazing. What are your thoughts on this decision? I'm having trouble deciding now?
Haha tricky choice...the zontes rides superbly and is powerful for a 125 ..and I'm sure it's cheaper than the Yamaha....maybe absolutely long term ownership the yam may be more reliable but the zontes are very well made I'd go for the zontes myself because I know how well it rides Best of luck mark
Great video mate any chance you could do a video with the malaguti spectre gp125 its like a honda cub 125 but the malaguti has a 5 speed gearbox with clutch and looks much more sporty
Looks like a perfect scooter for commuting locally, running to the shops. Zontes also has a great pipeline of new bikes for '23. I wonder if they will have an adventure version with chunkier tyres, hand guards, longer suspension, and crash protection frame for front bodywork?
I miss my X Max after getting knocked off last year. I’m now waiting for the new 2023 X Max to be sold in Australia 🇦🇺 Apparently lowered seat new design and new display
Hi Mark... first of all, let me congratulating you for this review. I'd like your opinion about of the tires of this Zontes, especially in wet conditions? Thanks in advance and best regards from Portugal
Hi the CST tyres are actually quite decent...and I have ridden them in the wet before and I found them to be very surefooted....I'd highly recommend this scooter Best regards mark
Hi Mark, what does the bluetooth option on the menu system actually do? Also is there any kind of navigation possible using the screen for route directions via an app etc?
Hello Mark. I just discovered that there is a 350 cc version. Any idea when will it come on the European market and if it will be a lot more expensive then the 310m? What would be the difference in topspeed?
@Mark Pulling hello. Thanks for your answer. I do have a last question if you don't mind. A dealer is selling à Kymco xciting, model 2021 with TCS and noodoe. With à case at the back and like a cover to Protected against Rain while driving . It has 13000 km. That is about 8400 miles. It looks in mint condition. I am doubting between a new zontes 310m or this xciting 400 s with TCS and noodoe. What would you do. In the future I would like to also do some road trips of about maximum 700 miles. I am also afraid that there won't be enough leg room on the zontes. Especially on longer trips. I am 5ft 11. Thanks!
@@christiansigrist9244 Hi the zontes is a compact scooter...I have 30 inch inside leg and still had plenty of leg room ...so you should be ok ...kymco is a good brand and that sounds like a good price as long as it's well serviced that may be the better option for you Best regards mark
8:45, the electric screen, the screen on the 125 is not the same as the 310, the 310 has a bigger screen, the local Zontes dealer thinks the 310 screen will fit the 125. the dealer did not have a price for a screen as a spare part
Hi Mark, you mentioned about emailing zontes to another guy to ask a question, however I can't find any email address for them, and on their UK website the contact side actually refused my question saying it looked like spam! 😮 Which is ridiculous as I only asked if it's possible to mirror a phone on the display and what is the button presses to turn off the service light on the zontes dash, they seem hard to pin down 🤔
Hi Kevin on the website...three dots top right is a contact form or try zontes UK Facebook...they usually reply very promptly on messenger Best wishes mark
@@markpulling12 yeah the hamburger menu on their website is what I used, only to get told, twice! that my messages looks like spam 🤷🏻♂️ I'll try Facebook, but in my opinion these bike companies should be more accessible to their customers, if you have to chase em it's not good 😉
Hello did you get any info about mirroring phone on zontes screen? I also heard on one review you can use google maps from phone there, not sure is that true.
Excellent review Mark I think the 310 is best for a full or A2 holder Really considered adding a twist an go to the stable, my may concern is Zontes approved service places ? Best regards Shaun
Can I Ask how tall U are? I think it will be too smal for someone 190 cm height. Top nad three is no scooter 125cm3 for taller riders. Only threewheelers but the price is much more higher.
I saw on the official website that it has dual heat dissipation. Apart from the water cooled radiator on the right, where else does it have heat dissipation?
@@markpulling12 thank you very much.I come from China and will soon be launched, so let's take a look at your evaluation first. This car has increased its displacement by 25cc in China
Clearly the Zontes 125 / 310 are clones of the Honda Forza, clones with a major saving in purchase price over Honda. The Zontes 310 is priced below the Honda Forza 125 with room to spare. The Zontes is impressive, I've looked over them at a dealer, the visual quality is there, the doubt in my mind is how many miles will the Zontes last? I cannot afford to buy cheap things, I have to buy things which last and do not need repairs. I'm waiting for a 10,000 mile report on the Zontes, what will break or wear, 10,000 miles on a Honda , the bike is good for many more
Is this the bandaid for not being able to find a dealership in North America that stocks the Yamaha XMAX? I can instead track down a small shop that specializes in Chinese bikes and then buy a weaker Great Value knockoff of it. It could pass as an XMAX from 20 feet away. (checks internet.... not available in the US). And their site says this is the 310m scooter... not a 125. ??
Zontes is a horrific brand, I had a GK350 for 2 weeks after ten days it simply turn off by itself when I was stopped at a light. It happened once, then it started happening almost every time I stopped at a light, so I sold it, no brand wanted it and the bike was 2 weeks old and had 299 Km on it. I finally found a Honda dealer that said "The only reason I'll accept it is because it still has a two year warranty on it and most people buy with their eyes and not their head". It was an enormous relief, and I got a Honda CB650R. I've had quite a few bikes in the last 30 years and all I can say is this: If you can only afford Chinese brands than don't waste your money, either that or get a smaller Yamaha or Honda like a 125.
Best bike reviewer on UA-cam in my opinion. Thanks as always for the great content.
AHH many thanks 🙏😊
Love the look of it and the test you did on both the 310 and GK350. Both bikes I fancied taking a closer look at. Went into my local dealer who has held the franchise for 5 years but doesn't keep any bikes in stock, order only and I'd have to pay a non returnable deposit. He rang the importers whilst I was there who said I could have either model within a week as they were in stock however, they admitted the photos on their website were out of date and not current. So, the dealer wanted me to put my money into a bike I couldn't see in the flesh and at least sit on and get a feel for it let alone have a road test, and an importer that can't put up to date photos of their products on their website. They maybe a very nice bike but with that kind of service and back up I won't be putting my hard earned money into their product or the dealers pocket. Very disappointing.
Sorry to hear that you couldn't see or sit on one Jonathan....yes that's a pain when dealers don't have them physically in stock
You could always email Clements Moto the importers ...they are always very happy to help
customer.services@clementsmoto.co.uk
Cheers mark
@@markpulling12
What a review...It literally feels like I just did a test Ride. So cool Mark.
Love my ZONTES 125m I have the black and grey one. Certainly a head turner.
The added 25/30/35cc you get with scooters in this class in Thailand makes such a difference, Mark.
whats the vmax on sis cheeky bastard
The best and most helpful channel for anything regarding motorcycles. Well done sir!
Many thanks my pleasure
Glad you liked the videos
Best wishes mark
Fantastic review as always. A nice touch that you don't see often. Infact hardly at all is the front fork protectors. All manufacturers should do this. Makes the life of the front forks and seals last so much longer from dirt and salt.
Many thanks for the comment 😃
Hi Mark, I like your ride reviews a lot. Concise and informative. Keep them coming.
Just two small feedbacks to make your reviews standout even more.
1.) Do a standing roll out without any throttle inputs to see if the bike is able to get going without stalling. Most Suzuki bikes have this anti-stall features.
2.) Can you do a high gear start on your future bike reviews? Like say a 3rd gear standing start. I know that a lot of big bikes such as the Suzuki GSX S1000 can roll out easily from 5th gear without any issues. It would be nice to see how tractable and refined different engines are from each the other.
Thanks for the feedback Marcus...I'll keep that in mind ...yes I know about the Suzuki feature like on the v Strom ...sv etc very handy
Best regards mark
Thanks, Mark. Quality is amazing. Looks great to me.
Once again Mark. A truly excellent and highly informative review. Thank you very much. You always do a very good job, and I enjoy your reviews very much. . Take care.
Ok Keith my pleasure
Thanks again 😁👍
@@markpulling12 . . Stay safe dear fellow. All the best.
G'day Mark from Australia, another great review, that a sweet little scooter alright for City life not so on the open roads in Australia, Roadtrains would leave a nasty stain on the road, late for this blog had a knee cap replacement surgery this week, old bike accident catching up with me, recovering well, cheers mate, look after yourself, Neil.
Ok Neil thanks for the comment and hope your knee heals quickly
Best wishes mark
@@markpulling12 hi mate, no bike riding for 4 weeks, then hydro therapy for 3 months, better than the pain l was in, could hardly walk on the bugger, cheers, Neil.
It's a beauty, another nice review Mark
Unfortunately not for sale in the Netherlands
AHH shame not available for you ...wonder why ,?
Cheers mark
Can't get past it looks like a startled Pokémon! Great quality, well thought out, great power all for a really good price, but, it's a Pokémon!
I am truly amazed that a C.V.T. drive can be quite efficient, considering that it relies heavily on friction to convey traction. I don't know when this was invented, but it was a real event in the realm of automatic scooters, in my view. They must be quite costly to build. How long do they last before needing to be replaced?
Hi the belt and rollers last 15/20 k miles best wishes mark
Zontes is going from strength to strength. I have a GK350 and it has been great so far and 95mpg! Cheers Mark
Hi Shaun thanks
Wow 95 mpg that's brilliant
That's great Shaun. I'm planning to buy Zontes GK 350/ T350 T2, but concerned about its fuel consumption. Are you getting 95 MPG consistently? Or only on long rides?
@@nobleabraham6498 Actually I'm getting even more now that it's fully run in. Over a 100 mile ride, taking it easy I got 104mpg. Around town and with my wife on the back it's never less than 87.
@@shaunfleming8668 Wow.That is fantastic mpg for a 350 cc engine.
I am buying Zontes U125.This brand gonna really be the best.The design is superb.
Love the Matt blue, much better than the honda melody of my time...fab little bike, great review Mark, see you at the nec if you're going 😀
Hi Martine AHH sorry can't make it this year ... hopefully next year:)
i went to motorcycle live on monday and sat on one of these,a chap from poole moto came and spoke to me,and asked if i had seen youre review ,i said thats why im interested in one
Haha thanks Jon ...that would have been Luke :)
Thank you. I have been waiting along time for this one. It seems nicer than the Sym Jet which I was considering. I have started to want something that can be ridden and not just a shopping cart.
Thanks yes you can definitely go out for a fun ride on this :)
Cheers mark
@@markpulling12 You don't want to be fighting the bike when learning. I learned to drive in that era where some learner cars had no go (850cc Mini etc...) And it just makes driving hard. I don't want a similar experience. Anything below 12hp is no go for me now. The extra ponies count.
Mark you say the Zontes is good for 100mpg, the Honda Forza is good for 120 mpg ( your Forza test) I think the difference in mpg is a signal of how better Honda are over Zontes as engine makers, Honda know how to make low-friction engines and how to design cylinders valves and combustion chambers to extract more energy from the fuel. Recall the Honda Insight hybrid car sold from 2000 - 06, the Insight was a showpiece for Honda R&D, the cars were good for 100 to 110 mpg, one did Lands End to John o Groats at 103 mpg
Definitely it shows how well the honda are built ....the Chinese are good but not quite there yet
Best wishes mark
Great review Mark!. Well, it's £1500 cheaper than the Honda Forza 125 which is heavier by a long way and is arguably less appealing. The PCX is cheaper but not by much. This is the first twist and go scooter that realistically challenges Honda in the rider comfort and practicality stakes. Even better value is the 310cc version of this scooter which is miles better value than a Honda Forza equivalent so the remaining question is dealership support and long term reliability.
Zontes have another 125 scooter coming out very soon...as you say great value and I have no issues with dealer support etc .. best wishes mark
Hi Mark thanks for the amazing review. Can you tell me more about the mobile phone holder under the black cover? I can’t find anything online. Thanks!
Sorry nor can I :)
Best to send an email to zontes or ask on the Facebook groups
Cheers mark
Looking at reviews of the new model Honda PCX 125cc and it's also highly regarded. Notice it's cheaper than the Zontes, although not quite as well equipped.
Would welcome your review and opinion on the comparison Mark.
Thanks Blaine I'll take a look at the new pcx 125 ... The zontes is more comparable to the Forza 125 I'd say
Cheers mark
So there I was ready to pull the trigger on an Nmax this Saturday, then I saw this video of the Zontes 125, which looks amazing. What are your thoughts on this decision? I'm having trouble deciding now?
Haha tricky choice...the zontes rides superbly and is powerful for a 125 ..and I'm sure it's cheaper than the Yamaha....maybe absolutely long term ownership the yam may be more reliable but the zontes are very well made
I'd go for the zontes myself because I know how well it rides
Best of luck mark
It's a nice one I usually ride honda scooters but I would certainly consider this one
Great review mark,and a stunning scooter,areal gem.
Thanks very much James ....one of the nicest 125 scooters I've ridden:)
Thanks Mark,great review Mate!
Thanks Brett ..this is a great scooter rides very well 😊👍
Great video mate any chance you could do a video with the malaguti spectre gp125 its like a honda cub 125 but the malaguti has a 5 speed gearbox with clutch and looks much more sporty
Do the E125 if possible, Same but more for longer traveling.
A good package for the money...looks a quality machine...it will be interesting if Zontes hold their money in the used bike market .
Thanks mark yes it rides very well 😊
Looks like a perfect scooter for commuting locally, running to the shops. Zontes also has a great pipeline of new bikes for '23. I wonder if they will have an adventure version with chunkier tyres, hand guards, longer suspension, and crash protection frame for front bodywork?
Sounds great Steve thanks
I miss my X Max after getting knocked off last year.
I’m now waiting for the new 2023 X Max to be sold in Australia 🇦🇺
Apparently lowered seat new design and new display
Hi Mark... first of all, let me congratulating you for this review.
I'd like your opinion about of the tires of this Zontes, especially in wet conditions?
Thanks in advance and best regards from Portugal
Hi the CST tyres are actually quite decent...and I have ridden them in the wet before and I found them to be very surefooted....I'd highly recommend this scooter
Best regards mark
Scooter fantástica ,tomate que venha para o Brasil
Hi Mark, just curious if there's a 'notch' to allow the phone cable from the left hand side storage to a mounted phone on the handlebars?
Hi Alan no I didn't notice a notch but I guess you could always dremnel in a tiny one cheers mark
Hi Mark, what does the bluetooth option on the menu system actually do? Also is there any kind of navigation possible using the screen for route directions via an app etc?
Hi i think you use the zontes app for calls music and navigation
You might want to email zontes uk for a definitive answer
best wishes mark
Never heard of the brand. Impressed though. My only gripe would be the piano black panels. They'll scratch the first time you wash it.
Thanks for the comment Alan :)
Hello Mark. I just discovered that there is a 350 cc version. Any idea when will it come on the European market and if it will be a lot more expensive then the 310m? What would be the difference in topspeed?
Hi Christian I've not heard any news on this...not in the UK at least...the top speed would only be a few mph more best wishes mark
@Mark Pulling hello. Thanks for your answer. I do have a last question if you don't mind. A dealer is selling à Kymco xciting, model 2021 with TCS and noodoe. With à case at the back and like a cover to Protected against Rain while driving . It has 13000 km. That is about 8400 miles. It looks in mint condition. I am doubting between a new zontes 310m or this xciting 400 s with TCS and noodoe. What would you do. In the future I would like to also do some road trips of about maximum 700 miles. I am also afraid that there won't be enough leg room on the zontes. Especially on longer trips. I am 5ft 11.
Thanks!
@@christiansigrist9244 Hi the zontes is a compact scooter...I have 30 inch inside leg and still had plenty of leg room ...so you should be ok ...kymco is a good brand and that sounds like a good price as long as it's well serviced that may be the better option for you
Best regards mark
@Mark Pulling yes I'll go with the Xciting I think. Thanks for tour advice.
Hi Mark, bought the bike. Drove it for about 200 miles in 2 days. Thanks to you!!!!
Nice one Mark...Good to see Zontes doing a 125 Scooter 🙂
Thanks....one of the best I've ridden:)
8:45, the electric screen, the screen on the 125 is not the same as the 310, the 310 has a bigger screen, the local Zontes dealer thinks the 310 screen will fit the 125. the dealer did not have a price for a screen as a spare part
The 310 clear screen is £76.50 and that includes tax. Part number 1226400-003000 and it will fit the 125 scooter.
Hi Mark, you mentioned about emailing zontes to another guy to ask a question, however I can't find any email address for them, and on their UK website the contact side actually refused my question saying it looked like spam! 😮 Which is ridiculous as I only asked if it's possible to mirror a phone on the display and what is the button presses to turn off the service light on the zontes dash, they seem hard to pin down 🤔
Hi Kevin on the website...three dots top right is a contact form or try zontes UK Facebook...they usually reply very promptly on messenger
Best wishes mark
@@markpulling12 yeah the hamburger menu on their website is what I used, only to get told, twice! that my messages looks like spam 🤷🏻♂️ I'll try Facebook, but in my opinion these bike companies should be more accessible to their customers, if you have to chase em it's not good 😉
Hello did you get any info about mirroring phone on zontes screen? I also heard on one review you can use google maps from phone there, not sure is that true.
Could you do a review on the new honda forza 125 please would like to know what they are like and your view on them thanks
Will try and get hold of one Ashley:)
@@markpulling12 would be brilliant that im thinking of getting one and it would be going from a yam mt125 to a honda forza 125
Thanks for this Mark, would love if Poole Moto could lend you a Cruisym 125 or 300 to compare!
Thanks rene I do have a sym jet x and joymax on my channel if that's any help
Best regards mark
@@markpulling12 ha! One day you’ll have reviewed every motorcycle and scooter I’m sure. Just have to be patient
Excellent review Mark
I think the 310 is best for a full or A2 holder
Really considered adding a twist an go to the stable, my may concern is Zontes approved service places ?
Best regards Shaun
Thanks Shaun 😊
Adjustable levers, backlit switchgear, stainless exhaust and more that the 'big name' manufacturers need to start fitting to all bikes.
Thanks yes they really are well equipped bikes cheers mark
Cracking scooter. I do like Zontes
Me too Daniel this one rides exceptionally well:)
Cheers mark
Can I Ask how tall U are? I think it will be too smal for someone 190 cm height. Top nad three is no scooter 125cm3 for taller riders. Only threewheelers but the price is much more higher.
Hi Adam I'm 5ft 7 at the start about 4 mins in you can see me on the scooter
Cheers mark
Such a nice bike, shame its not available for the US.
I saw on the official website that it has dual heat dissipation. Apart from the water cooled radiator on the right, where else does it have heat dissipation?
I see that the radiator in front is empty, shouldn't it be in front?
Hi it has twin radiators...that's what the dual heat dissipation means
Best wishes mark
@@markpulling12 Are both radiators on the side?
@@山岚-q4m hi it has one on the side and one up front low down if I remember correctly:)
@@markpulling12 thank you very much.I come from China and will soon be launched, so let's take a look at your evaluation first. This car has increased its displacement by 25cc in China
Great review 👍
Thanks 👍👍
Is the underseat storage big enough for a full face helmet?
No you'd need to fit a top box
Cheers mark
Is that 2-year warranty parts and labour? or just parts?
Hi Alan it's 2 years parts and labour
Cheers mark
@@markpulling12 thank you
Hey,
What is the consumption of this scooter?
Hi 100 mpg uk or about 25km per litre
Last time I saw something that looked like that silencer it was in Tatooine and attached to a pod racer....
Clearly the Zontes 125 / 310 are clones of the Honda Forza, clones with a major saving in purchase price over Honda. The Zontes 310 is priced below the Honda Forza 125 with room to spare.
The Zontes is impressive, I've looked over them at a dealer, the visual quality is there, the doubt in my mind is how many miles will the Zontes last? I cannot afford to buy cheap things, I have to buy things which last and do not need repairs. I'm waiting for a 10,000 mile report on the Zontes, what will break or wear, 10,000 miles on a Honda , the bike is good for many more
Can you fit a full face helmet under the seat?
@@stardusttwo6262 no unfortunately not on these id fit a top box myself on these
Cheers mark
The price is astounding compared to the Honda yam scoots
150cc has been released in China.
Is this the bandaid for not being able to find a dealership in North America that stocks the Yamaha XMAX? I can instead track down a small shop that specializes in Chinese bikes and then buy a weaker Great Value knockoff of it. It could pass as an XMAX from 20 feet away. (checks internet.... not available in the US). And their site says this is the 310m scooter... not a 125. ??
The 310 has been here in UK for a while, the 125 is new
The 125 has just arrived here in the UK ...
@@gerryattrickbiker Thank you. I am going off of their main web page. The only show non-scooters in the 125 range. But maybe they need to update it.
@@markpulling12 So it is a competitor for the NMAX/SMAX? That could be interesting if much more affordable
Fuel consumption? Sry i no speak english
25 km per litre
4 liters per 100, is a lot of consumption for a 125🤦🏻♂️
How to reset fob key for zontes 125cc
Top speed? 🙏
Hi 70 mph
first.
Many thanks pat well done 👍
Well done Pat. A great achievement.
@@renes9966 ah shucks...😙
Zontes is a horrific brand, I had a GK350 for 2 weeks after ten days it simply turn off by itself when I was stopped at a light. It happened once, then it started happening almost every time I stopped at a light, so I sold it, no brand wanted it and the bike was 2 weeks old and had 299 Km on it. I finally found a Honda dealer that said "The only reason I'll accept it is because it still has a two year warranty on it and most people buy with their eyes and not their head". It was an enormous relief, and I got a Honda CB650R. I've had quite a few bikes in the last 30 years and all I can say is this: If you can only afford Chinese brands than don't waste your money, either that or get a smaller Yamaha or Honda like a 125.
Weren't you able to get it sorted under warranty??
@@gerryattrickbiker Yes, I'm calling bullshit on that too.
2nd
Many thanks
Hi many thanks 👍😊