they are harder to find than hens teeth in the United States I live in Cleveland area and I had to drive down to Cincinnati for the only one that Yamaha corporation said was in Ohio I love their scooter it can go 60 miles an hour keep up with traffic on everywhere except the interstate it's very nice riding I've had it now for over a year and I have zero regrets for getting it.. I put on a cargo Carrier on the back plate and can do grocery shopping and get a substantial amount of groceries to fit in it not to mention the miles per gallon it gets... all in all this is a win for Yamaha and people who want a scooter
You still lookin for one? I know a place that got one, but it's quite a ways from Cleveland. Still in the Midwest, 2022 Zuma 125 with 37 miles on it. Doesn't have a windshield, other than that it's identical to the one in the video. Color is black
BTW iam only in this video because iam getting a zuma in next couple weeks, and I just keep hashing over the look an features, I wish it had a 150cc engine, I just love the look ,because it doesn't look like a traditional scooter, hell it doesn't look like any bike before, an that's why I like it
I'm 6'2 and I have to crunch the passenger rise that's the back seat for the passenger but it's comfortable I thought about having the the seat custom made to where it was flat all the way back but the expense in my opinion wasn't worth it
I have one the under seat storage is huge... I put A cargo Carrier on the back plate that holds 65 liters I can go grocery shopping and get a lot of groceries to fit in it and if I overshot I have a back pack that I can use to shove what I overbought in
I have a moderate grade that I have to drive on when returning from grocery shopping and it goes from 60 mph down to between 55 and 53 it does lose a little bit speed on the hills... not enough to be a real concern though now if you're on the hills in West Virginia I bet it would go down to 40 / 45
