That motor is a beauty, very stong pull,and very smooth, and being a Yamaha,goes for ever❤ Sorry forgot the belt drive,zero maintenance why on earth manufacturers do not use belt drives I'll never know!
Wie 40 km/h Höchstgeschwindigkeit ?!? Ne 100tausender mit 82 PS und dann 40 km/h ?? OH MANN hoffentlich kommen die Klimasozialisten in Deutschland nicht auch auf solch dumme Vorschriften !!! Ihr lieben Dänen (glaube ich) das Teil fährt bei offener Leistung locker 120 km/h !!
Oh my God, I'm in love. I've never even heard of these until today while looking for scooters online. They are expensive (EDIT : Compared to other scooters, but what value you get !!!), WOW. OK, I've changed my mind. These are NOT expensive for what you get. It's got heated seats ! It's a Honda Accord on two wheels.
This one is well equipped with the top box and side cases. Sadly the Burgman 650 is no longer sold in Australia where I live. It is, in my opinion, the best equipped maxi scooter.
I had heard that - I think it was unfortunate that Suzuki didn't make an effort to tweak the engine. I don't think the 650 sold well in Australia (the anti-scooter feeling is strong here) many who might have like it went for a bike instead. I have one and it is a very comfortable bike at home in the city or on the open road easily keeping up with all the sports bike, tourers and cruisers. @@muckle8
@rogersmith5371 is that still the case in oz? I guess market forces / fuel prices/ traffic change peoples minds over time , here in Uk you don’t see many ( weather) sadly either - I had a Honda silverwing for a while and that was a great machine too
The 400 and 200 re still sold here - the purchase price plus on road costs are afactor in the sale of maxi scootersas well. I have a Can Am Spyder which is also a very comfortable and enjoyable machine to ride. @@muckle8
Hello. In Denmark we can drive it legal on the puplic roads when we limited to 40 km/h. We call it T3A tractor and you can drive it on the roads when you are 16 and up.
@@motorgardenskalsaps2001Same in sweden. I have a t3a tgb blade 1000. And occasionally, I just unscrew the stop from the gas handle and get full force. Its a beast when you got no limitations on it. Last owner modded it a bit so I can max out at 133km/h