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SBF MaxSym Cafe

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Coyote66 Newbie

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hi guys=) anyone here install the hit Clutch? thinking of installing it=) any review?

THanks in adv=))

 

yes some of them here have

i still waiting another 3k km of mileage till 15k km

to change to Dr Pulley

16 grams or

18 grams

MR BIKER Newbie

MR BIKER

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Oh why oh why. another seller. torti. can pm me since you sold your scoot what is your exactly feeling about the scoot and why you sold it off. i am sorry but i need to know.

Pianoman Newbie

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yes some of them here have

i still waiting another 3k km of mileage till 15k km

to change to Dr Pulley

16 grams or

18 grams

 

18 grams? isn't that too much?

I thought that with 18 grams the scooter makes too much effort to accelerate..

Anyone here has 18 grams on their Maxsym?

Daelim S3 125fi (black): August 2011 -> July 2012 (14.090km)

SYM Maxsym 400i (black): July 2012 -> June 2013 (21.547km)

SYM Maxsym 400i ABS (black): June 2013->May 2014 (18.000km)

SYM Maxsym 600i ABS (black matte): May 2014->

http://goo.gl/tjxmPtFórum Maxsym Portugal: http://forum-maxsym.pt

Coyote66 Newbie

Coyote66

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18 grams? isn't that too much?

I thought that with 18 grams the scooter makes too much effort to accelerate..

Anyone here has 18 grams on their Maxsym?

 

Definitely there is in sinagpore

I was told that the malaysian maxsym even used 20 grams

They more interested in top end speed

Than pickup acceleration

Cos they have more and much more highway travelling

torti-bkk Newbie

torti-bkk

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Oh why oh why. another seller. torti. can pm me since you sold your scoot what is your exactly feeling about the scoot and why you sold it off. i am sorry but i need to know.

 

 

Hi, in Thailand the Service is very poor and the Service center not realy take care the Customer. They don´t know the Rules for Service.

 

I am as a Customer need to tell the team what they have to check for 20.000 KM Service. they want to change the oil only and say: Finish. Very funny.

 

Now i drive Kawasaki Versys 650 and happy to change from Scooter to Big Bike.

 

Good luck to all of you and hope you get better Service in Singapore.

vinz74 Newbie

vinz74

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Definitely there is in sinagpore

I was told that the malaysian maxsym even used 20 grams

They more interested in top end speed

Than pickup acceleration

Cos they have more and much more highway travelling

 

Our stock rollers is 18grams rite? Lighter weight better pick up... lose on high end

 

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Maxbg12 Newbie

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Hi Guy, cani check with you all is there any diff between 2012 sym400 and 2013?

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Coyote66 Newbie

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Hi Guy, cani check with you all is there any diff between 2012 sym400 and 2013?

 

Dun think any different

If there is

It is the head light sensor for the 2013 model

Not very useful

Did not really use it

Coyote66 Newbie

Coyote66

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Our stock rollers is 18grams rite? Lighter weight better pick up... lose on high end

 

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stock

 

Stock i think is 16grams

But i heard one person

Said is 15 grams

Definitely not 18grams

Pianoman Newbie

Pianoman

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stock

 

Stock i think is 16grams

But i heard one person

Said is 15 grams

Definitely not 18grams

 

It's 15 grams. At least here in Portugal.

The service manual says 18, if I'm not mistaken, but that's an error. It also says that the Maxsym uses H11 light bulbs, which is another error...(it's H1).

 

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Daelim S3 125fi (black): August 2011 -> July 2012 (14.090km)

SYM Maxsym 400i (black): July 2012 -> June 2013 (21.547km)

SYM Maxsym 400i ABS (black): June 2013->May 2014 (18.000km)

SYM Maxsym 600i ABS (black matte): May 2014->

http://goo.gl/tjxmPtFórum Maxsym Portugal: http://forum-maxsym.pt

Coyote66 Newbie

Coyote66

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It's 15 grams. At least here in Portugal.

The service manual says 18, if I'm not mistaken, but that's an error. It also says that the Maxsym uses H11 light bulbs, which is another error...(it's H1).

 

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Thanks for the clarification

vinz74 Newbie

vinz74

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It's 15 grams. At least here in Portugal.

The service manual says 18, if I'm not mistaken, but that's an error. It also says that the Maxsym uses H11 light bulbs, which is another error...(it's H1).

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]294297[/ATTACH]

 

Thks bro for the confirmation! Bike shop recommend me change to 16gm... 1 gm different. Will not do much change rite. Moreover is an increase in. Weight...

 

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naim Newbie

naim

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Thks bro for the confirmation! Bike shop recommend me change to 16gm... 1 gm different. Will not do much change rite. Moreover is an increase in. Weight...

 

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16gm is very similar to stock, but the pickup is slightly better with no loss in top end. im using 14gm which is perfect for local riding. very strong pickup and yet no loss in top speed, though RPM is higher most of the time, so FC will be affected. the stock 15 gm seems to be the best compromise. SYM has done a good job on this.

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vinz74 Newbie

vinz74

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16gm is very similar to stock, but the pickup is slightly better with no loss in top end. im using 14gm which is perfect for local riding. very strong pickup and yet no loss in top speed, though RPM is higher most of the time, so FC will be affected. the stock 15 gm seems to be the best compromise. SYM has done a good job on this.

 

What the mileage for 14gm? 20km/l??

 

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Coyote66 Newbie

Coyote66

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Personally i think i will just go for 16 grams

But dun follow me cos i m old man

I dun need good pick up

A matter of twisting more thats all

What i need is top end speed

For trip up north

And good fc

To b able to match the distance travelled

With the class 2 bikes

 

Other than tat

400cc maxsym is good enough pick up

For me in local riding

bikee69 Newbie

bikee69

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Will be getting one MaxSym for myself in Jan. Thinking of getting it from Atan Motoring. Anyone got your bike from them? any feedback? Thanks

Past Ride since 1995 : Aprilia RS125, Honda Steed, Honda Shadow 1100 ACE, Honda ST11 0 ABS, Honda S4 VTEC 1, Honda GoldWing GL1500. Honda GoldWing GL1800, Yamaha Spark 135LE, Honda STX1300 ABS, B.M.W (Bus. MRT, Walk), SYM MaxSym 400i

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