Hi Kev. Great video as are all your videos. Thanks for taking your time to do these. Is the motorbike in this video a Euro 4 or Euro 5 model? Thank you.
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking about buying a new ZSB. From looking at Lexomoto's webpage they are now Euro 5 bikes and for what ever reason they have a lower top speed of 56mph compared to the Euro 4 63mph. Find this a bit bizarre that the new bike is slower. The low speed is putting me off buying one.
Dan, Lexmoto say 29psi in the manual. I would think with premium tyres this should be you min pressure. Try 30 psi back an front and see how that is. If you carrying a pillion then another 2-4 psi on the rear.
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Hi Kev. Great video as are all your videos. Thanks for taking your time to do these.
Is the motorbike in this video a Euro 4 or Euro 5 model? Thank you.
Euro4, its my daughters bike. My son has Euro3 carb bike.
Any ideas for more videos?
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking about buying a new ZSB. From looking at Lexomoto's webpage they are now Euro 5 bikes and for what ever reason they have a lower top speed of 56mph compared to the Euro 4 63mph. Find this a bit bizarre that the new bike is slower. The low speed is putting me off buying one.
Suggestion for another video - if there is an oil filter /oil strainer you could possible do a video on cleaning/replacing these.
Don't suppose you know what the tyre PSI should be?!
Dan, Lexmoto say 29psi in the manual. I would think with premium tyres this should be you min pressure. Try 30 psi back an front and see how that is. If you carrying a pillion then another 2-4 psi on the rear.