Suzuki Burgman Street 125EX Review! 

LOL, thanks for the comment.

A scooter for everyone. Maybe the burgman isn't for all of us and rather have something more simple like the address 125

Akhirnya Suzuki Burgman Street 125 EX ini baru saja diluncurkan di negara kami hari ini, dengan harga yang cukup menarik, sekitar 1556 USD.

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Interesting that you'd prefer this as a 125cc over a 200cc, can I ask why you'd prefer a smaller engine out there?

Because our Suzuki Burgman looks nothing like this. It is a much larger totally different bike. There are so few small displacement bikes available in the US. Older now and would prefer a small scooter like this to ride on our very rural as in no houses or businesses roads. It just looks like you are riding through the forest roads with no street lights of any sort. Yes, we have them. Ride along at a slow pace and just enjoy the day ride.

But can they beat the reliability of the Suzuki tho? Even an old Suzuki skywave 125 Can get you through 200.000 KM's and the engine still running strong

​@@Ducktator1969honda has the forza 125 with 14'5 hp And yamaha with the xmax 125 12'7hp 8'6hp...... too poor you cannot get out of a city

Yeah the Suzuki Bergman 125 is around $2200 with tax and lifetime registration in Vietnam. 3000gbp is a bit steep.

What you have just said about bhp means absolutely nothing I owned a gilera runner 125 with 15 bhp and it went no faster than my 12.6 bhp honda Pcx. You just ain't going to get any faster unless it's modded. 60 is the sweet spot for any 125 anymore than that move up to A2 licence

It's not about maximum speed, but the scooter's ability to maintain speed. If you're going up an incline of any real gradient an 8hp scoot will struggle to get much above 40mph, add a reasonable headwind and you're down to 30-ish. I have to ride in conditions like that almost every day (as do many people who live in hilly areas) and when I borrowed an 8hp scooter for a while I found it was only able to get to 32mph on a particular hill, whereas my usual 11.3hp scoot would do 45-ish. 15hp likely could get that above 50mph. And I stand by my original point; for a £3000 'luxury' scooter the Burgman is awful value. 8hp motor, no ABS and a single shock? That's the spec of some £1999 off-brand Chinese junker. The Medley just got a price cut to £3200, so the Burgman looks even worse in comparison now than when this video was made.

Not sure what part of the world you are in but given new 50's can only do 28mph you are in the realms of electric push bikes. You can also get electric scooters (50cc equivalent) such as the Piaggio 1. You can get cycle-to-work tax breaks etc on push bikes and some grants did exist for electric scooters.

125cc + because you normaly have an lower Speedlimit of 45 mph. Streetlegal 50cc only run 28 mph and older ones 35 mph so they are out of Question. But even with an 125cc you should Aim at least 10.5 hp and up otherwise you can really struggle with wind and climbs.

The Piaggio 1 is the greatest waste of resources ever. It even Struggles to reach 28 mph if you slap an 50 kg Girl on it

There are a few older Burgmans left but not many. I agree the old 125cc Burgman was way better than this terribly weak offering which is going to struggle to get to 60 mph (96 kph). So it really is a town /city scooter and completely inadequate for longer journeys. The old Burgman also had way more storage. This new Burgman is over-priced and underwhelming.

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6'3

Alex is 6'3 and his knees definitely touched the bars at full lock.

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About 3 grand, said it right at the start.