Hellooooo dear Jeff. Thanks for keeping us updated. Your little Jenny Chow is very cute.....and love your scooter.. I used to have a Vespa in my younger days that i loved....used to run on the smell of an oil rag those days. Very cheap to run....you please take care.
Hi Val, I hope you and your husband are well. Jenny the Chow is very tiring, but has done wonders for my stress. Thanks for your comments regarding the scooter. When the weather is great, I can't think of a more enjoyable way to travel. I took the gamble with this Chinese one, but I have been very happy with it. As always, take care, Jeff xx
We all love on the buses when we travel not far from our home to North Wales and past the old Pontins at Frith beach Ryle where they filmed holiday on the buses the campsite
Hi Wayne, I loved On the Buses as a kid. I remember we had to leave earlier from holiday on a Saturday because I didn't want to miss OTB. I have always wanted to visit the filming locations and finally did it. A colleague is currently at the Pontin's in Wales, he didn't know that that was the camp that they filmed Holiday on the buses. He is enjoying going round looking at the locations then and now. Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating Weird thing is I like going to film locations I’ve been to May many in America and are many in this country such as local hero heartbeat Emmerdale Halloween hocus-pocus the fog Demon nightManchester by the sea New York and many more
@@wayne90079 If I went to America, I would like to visit where The Dukes Of Hazzard were filmed and also the Piano steps where Laurel and Hardy filmed the music box. I would like to see the Minder locations over here and do some visits to where the On the Buses TV series was filmed.
Thanks Martin. I love all the old films and comedies. There is just nothing like it anymore. I was brought up on On the Buses and I remember when I was about 6 my Mum and Dad took me to see the Premier of On the Buses in 1971. Take care, Jeff
I'm literally poised at purchasing one of these so your review has been vital for me. Generally reviews are good. My worry is the service intervals. First one six weeks to maintain the warranty. I'll be buying new. I'm so close to parting with my readies 😂
Hi Kevin and thanks for watching. I've had it for three years in August so coming up to it's first MOT. Admittedly I have only done about 3500 miles on it as I am a fair weather rider, but have been caught out in a few downpours. It has never let me down. The only time that I did have problems was when I took it for it's 1st service. I wondered why it was feeling a weird at the back, but when I was washing the back wheel I found that they hadn't put the rear wheel nut on. After that I did the servicing myself and at least I know what I have done. The only thing to watch for when new is to check for loose bolts, not important ones though. Just exhaust trim etc. Some I have put some thread lock and they have been fine since. I know of only one person who had a problem, you may have seen his review on TH-cam. I do highly recommend it. Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I don't think I have any excuse not to go for one. I watched your servicing video and I would be able to cope with that after the warranty. I've now got the money, I just need the ooomph to go to the dealer and get the ball rolling. I wouldn't say I'm a procrastinator but I'm 65 so I need to try to see where it'll end as the years go by. Haven't looked at tax and insurance yet so need to do that in the next few days.
Hi many thanks for a great video I currently work for Just Eat food delivery and hold a full license, I'm looking for a decent food delivery bike, I put out a comment on my group and everyone said don't touch a Lexmoto Chinese crap need to buy Honda or Yamaha but there equivalent is like £4500 and I can get a new Pegasus for £2750 the slight older model are they not great and is reliability crap? They do say you get what you pay for..
Hi again Jeff, just asking, have you any idea when you may do another restoration video? Or are you not doing them anymore....kind regards from South Africa
Hi Val, unfortunately nothing in the pipeline at the moment. I've nearly had 16 days off and back to work Tuesday. I still need to paint a fence and service my son's car. I think they will have to wait. I would love to do another, but just have no time at the moment. Stay safe and hope to be back when I can. Take care xx
So 2 minutes into the video theres screws that come loose there's a clunking noise when you break and another issue.. that's what you want from a new scooter 1k miles in
Hi Elliott, yes some minor screws did come slightly loose. Thread lock has sorted that. The clunking was just the two bottom suspension bushes being dry. Still running around fine have had no other problems. It's the best larger scooter that I have owned. Take care, Jeff
Hi Jeff. Looks like a good scooter. Been looking at a few different brands of 300cc I just need one for work. How much space is under the seat please? I'd probably be looking at a luggage box also for my needs. Thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Andy, touch wood it is still going great. I have been using it a lot more now since the weather has improved. The boot space is not too bad, it will take one full and one open helmet. It is just about right for what I need. I know that lexmoto now supply a rack, but there are a few nice ones that come from Malaysia I think. It comes under Tairong Pathfinder 300. I only know one person that had nothing but trouble with his. Everyone else is very happy with it. Take care, Jeff
Hi, I was looking at the Lexmoto Aura 300, do you know if it comes with tyre pressure monitor system. Also is there a rack available for fitting top box?
Hi Robert, I didn't know that they brought out a 300 Aura. Just looked at a review on it and it looks a great bike. As for the tyre pressure monitors, I don't know, I would think it doesn't, but I may be wrong. As the Aura 125cc has been out for a while I would think that there would be a top box fitting. It took a few months for the Pegasus, but they always bring one out. Take care, Jeff
Hi John, the only tank that I remember was the water tank, there was nothing else under the foot pads. I seem to remember that you bought a brand new Pegasus, with a better emission spec. Maybe it's something to do with that. I have had a quick look on the parts diagram but can't see any small tanks other than the main coolant tank. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Take care, Jeff
Hi John, just had a look at the Euro five diagram. It's not the charcoal filter is it? It used to be at the back of the engine compartment, just wondering if they had moved it.
so thinking of buying one in the next week, whats your thought brand new sym or 3yr old kawasaki j300 4kmiles? honest thoughts on build and corrosion would be appreciated thx Paul
Hi Paul, I am a bit bias as I still love the Pegasus. If I could afford the extra a may if gone for the Sym. Regarding the Pegasus, I still can't fault it. I do look after it and it's in a dry carpeted shed/workshop so very rarely gets wet. I always use ACF50 after every wash. I do all the servicing myself, as I found that things had been missed , tightening bolts etc. I can honestly say it it is the best larger scooter that I have owned. Take care, Jeff
@@pablo123b Hi Paul, no all plastics are fine and the build quality is very good. I know of only one person that had nothing but trouble with it, but all the others are very happy with it. The only thing that I wasn't happy with was the windshield, as it seemed to direct air on to my chest. I have since bought a much better screen, I think it came for Malaysia it was about £70.00 all in. I could honestly say if it were stollen I would buy another. Take care
Hi Alan, yes I have. They are £214.00. I really don't know how they can justify that price. My hope was that it was decent quality. In the meantime I have been looking at websites, like where I got my replacement screen. It's called the Tairong pathfinder 300 in Malaysia, I can't see them paying £214,00 equivalent for a belt. Take care, Jeff
Hi Graham, would you believe I don't know. I don't think it is. I find it a little uncomfortable putting my legs up, so just with feet down. Other than that it's still running fine, touch wood. Take care, Jeff
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your comment. Yes I do own a car. That's why I am selective what days I take the bike out. I find cleaning the car easier than the scooter. Take care, Jeff
@JohnWilliams-wg2yj Hi John, unfortunately I lost the scooter back in June in a shed fire, which was such a shame. I also lost a couple of classic mopeds plus the car. If you get chance have a look at the video called Disaster All Lost. Regarding the Pegasus, if you go to the My Lexmoto website I think you can download the manual from them for free. Take care, Jeff
Hi Paul, you shouldn't need any fittings . Once you take the black V shape trim of at the front you can get to the bolts. You may need a long socket to get them out as they are recessed. The V shape panel just pulls out by pulling it out forwards. The two end bits of the panel have taps that just slide out. The front part has clips. If you have any problems please let me know. Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating thanks for letting me I've managed to get the panel off as you suggested, daft question how much did you pay for the screen including shipping as the company I found wanted $154 to ship it . Cheers Paul
@@DiecastPowderCoating ok thank you , if you could that would be great as the company I am in conversation with on ebuy7 shipping is nearly 3 times the value of the screen
@@paulkielstra8201 Actually Paul, I think that is who I got it from, but what you were quoted is ridiculous. It was definitely about £80 and less than a year ago. It shouldn't have gone up that much in 8 months.
Hello Jeff, Thanks for the video, have you received your windshield ? It's better, if yes can you send me the link, I search one but nothing for the moment. Thanks for your help.
Hi Alex, yes I did receive it and I'm very impressed. I am at work at the moment, but when I get chance I will send you the link later. Take care, Jeff
Hi Alex, I don't have a link but if you put in Tairong Pathfinder Tr300t Windshield. It should come up with the company Ebuy7. They were very reliable. I asked for a 55cm one, but they said they didn't have that at the time, but would I like a 60cm for the same price. I was glad that I did, as it looks perfect. I think the 70cm would look to big. Please let me know how you get on. Take care, Jeff
Hi Chris, I am currently at work, but can find out later for you. If you go to My Lexmoto site you should be able to download the manual from there. I hope that helps. Take care, Jeff
@@Cranfield446 Hi Chris, if you go to www.Lexmoto.co.uk and scroll down the page a bit, you will come to My Lexmoto. Click on that and you can open an account. It doesn't cost anything. Once in they have a record of your bike and that is where you can find the On line manual. I hope that helps. Any problems, please let me know. Take care, Jeff
@@Cranfield446 That's good Chris, I'm glad it helped. I'm hoping to do a video later on this week adjusting the valve clearances. I'm no expert but at least you can see what I am doing and avoid any mistakes I make. Take care, Jeff
Thanks Jeff for all the advice your videos have been a really great help in the morning I will be buying my new Euro 4 Pegasus down to you review it's given me the confidence to make the purchase, thanks again mate Matt.
Hi Matthew, that's great to hear. I hope that you will be very happy with it. Just remember to keep an eye on the bolts on the exhaust trip etc. The main bolts have not moved an inch, but if you get time slowly go round with some thread lock. Please keep in touch. I will try and do some more videos on servicing and bits and pieces . I still have a few weeks left on my Mobylette X7 Restoration. Once again and enjoy it. Take care, Jeff
@@wats01234 questa è una bella domanda. Sono scooter cinesi, ma non montano motore Kymco. La linea è bella però io ancora non mi fido. Sicuramente prezzo allettante ma a lungo andare?! I pezzi di ricambio pare costino un occhio della testa
Thanks for the comprehensive review and feedback, and glad to hear you've been enjoying the Pegasus
Thank you very much. Nearly a year now and still very happy with it.
Take care, Jeff
Yes great review has made another purchase from Lexmoto 👍
Thanks Jeff for showing us jenny she is lovely and a nice bike update.
All thee best Martin
Thanks very much Martin. I hope you are well.
Take care, Jeff
Hellooooo dear Jeff. Thanks for keeping us updated. Your little Jenny Chow is very cute.....and love your scooter..
I used to have a Vespa in my younger days that i loved....used to run on the smell of an oil rag those days. Very cheap to run....you please take care.
Hi Val, I hope you and your husband are well. Jenny the Chow is very tiring, but has done wonders for my stress.
Thanks for your comments regarding the scooter. When the weather is great, I can't think of a more enjoyable way to travel.
I took the gamble with this Chinese one, but I have been very happy with it.
As always, take care,
Jeff xx
We all love on the buses when we travel not far from our home to North Wales and past the old Pontins at Frith beach Ryle where they filmed holiday on the buses the campsite
Hi Wayne, I loved On the Buses as a kid. I remember we had to leave earlier from holiday on a Saturday because I didn't want to miss OTB.
I have always wanted to visit the filming locations and finally did it.
A colleague is currently at the Pontin's in Wales, he didn't know that that was the camp that they filmed Holiday on the buses.
He is enjoying going round looking at the locations then and now.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating cheers, Tell him to look round at the front there’s a plaque on the wall
@@wayne90079 Yes I did Wayne. He thought that he was going to have a boring holiday, he's pleased he went now.
@@DiecastPowderCoating Weird thing is I like going to film locations I’ve been to May many in America and are many in this country such as local hero heartbeat Emmerdale Halloween hocus-pocus the fog Demon nightManchester by the sea New York and many more
@@wayne90079 If I went to America, I would like to visit where The Dukes Of Hazzard were filmed and also the Piano steps where Laurel and Hardy filmed the music box.
I would like to see the Minder locations over here and do some visits to where the On the Buses TV series was filmed.
Lovely puppy Jeff, Great practical review and love on the busses lol
Thanks Martin. I love all the old films and comedies. There is just nothing like it anymore.
I was brought up on On the Buses and I remember when I was about 6 my Mum and Dad took me to see the Premier of On the Buses in 1971.
Take care, Jeff
What a lovely puppy jeff good to see you are well and great review 👍👍👍👍
Thanks very much Alan. I hope that you are keeping well.
Take care, Jeff
I'm literally poised at purchasing one of these so your review has been vital for me. Generally reviews are good. My worry is the service intervals. First one six weeks to maintain the warranty. I'll be buying new. I'm so close to parting with my readies 😂
Hi Kevin and thanks for watching. I've had it for three years in August so coming up to it's first MOT. Admittedly I have only done about 3500 miles on it as I am a fair weather rider, but have been caught out in a few downpours.
It has never let me down. The only time that I did have problems was when I took it for it's 1st service. I wondered why it was feeling a weird at the back, but when I was washing the back wheel I found that they hadn't put the rear wheel nut on.
After that I did the servicing myself and at least I know what I have done.
The only thing to watch for when new is to check for loose bolts, not important ones though. Just exhaust trim etc. Some I have put some thread lock and they have been fine since.
I know of only one person who had a problem, you may have seen his review on TH-cam.
I do highly recommend it.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I don't think I have any excuse not to go for one. I watched your servicing video and I would be able to cope with that after the warranty. I've now got the money, I just need the ooomph to go to the dealer and get the ball rolling. I wouldn't say I'm a procrastinator but I'm 65 so I need to try to see where it'll end as the years go by. Haven't looked at tax and insurance yet so need to do that in the next few days.
@@amigaman727 I'm glad you are going for one. It will also be a euro 5 model. Please let me know how you get on.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating please let me know how the MOT goes too
@@amigaman727 Yes will do, that will be in August.
Nice bike nice dog .Nice to here from you Jeff .Stay safe mate
Thanks very much Brian. I hope you are well.
Take care, Jeff
Hi many thanks for a great video I currently work for Just Eat food delivery and hold a full license, I'm looking for a decent food delivery bike, I put out a comment on my group and everyone said don't touch a Lexmoto Chinese crap need to buy Honda or Yamaha but there equivalent is like £4500 and I can get a new Pegasus for £2750 the slight older model are they not great and is reliability crap? They do say you get what you pay for..
Hi again Jeff, just asking, have you any idea when you may do another restoration video? Or are you not doing them anymore....kind regards from South Africa
Hi Val, unfortunately nothing in the pipeline at the moment. I've nearly had 16 days off and back to work Tuesday. I still need to paint a fence and service my son's car. I think they will have to wait.
I would love to do another, but just have no time at the moment.
Stay safe and hope to be back when I can.
Take care xx
So 2 minutes into the video theres screws that come loose there's a clunking noise when you break and another issue.. that's what you want from a new scooter 1k miles in
Hi Elliott, yes some minor screws did come slightly loose. Thread lock has sorted that.
The clunking was just the two bottom suspension bushes being dry.
Still running around fine have had no other problems. It's the best larger scooter that I have owned.
Take care, Jeff
Hi Jeff. Looks like a good scooter. Been looking at a few different brands of 300cc I just need one for work.
How much space is under the seat please? I'd probably be looking at a luggage box also for my needs.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Andy, touch wood it is still going great. I have been using it a lot more now since the weather has improved.
The boot space is not too bad, it will take one full and one open helmet.
It is just about right for what I need.
I know that lexmoto now supply a rack, but there are a few nice ones that come from Malaysia I think.
It comes under Tairong Pathfinder 300.
I only know one person that had nothing but trouble with his. Everyone else is very happy with it.
Take care, Jeff
Hi, I was looking at the Lexmoto Aura 300, do you know if it comes with tyre pressure monitor system. Also is there a rack available for fitting top box?
Hi Robert, I didn't know that they brought out a 300 Aura. Just looked at a review on it and it looks a great bike. As for the tyre pressure monitors, I don't know, I would think it doesn't, but I may be wrong. As the Aura 125cc has been out for a while I would think that there would be a top box fitting. It took a few months for the Pegasus, but they always bring one out.
Take care, Jeff
hi jeff I need your help again what is the small tank in the footwell opposite the water tank under the ruber foot pad
Hi John, the only tank that I remember was the water tank, there was nothing else under the foot pads. I seem to remember that you bought a brand new Pegasus, with a better emission spec. Maybe it's something to do with that. I have had a quick look on the parts diagram but can't see any small tanks other than the main coolant tank.
I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
Take care, Jeff
Hi John, just had a look at the Euro five diagram. It's not the charcoal filter is it?
It used to be at the back of the engine compartment, just wondering if they had moved it.
@@DiecastPowderCoating thanks jeff your the only person i can ask things about the pegasus
so thinking of buying one in the next week, whats your thought brand new sym or 3yr old kawasaki j300 4kmiles? honest thoughts on build and corrosion would be appreciated thx Paul
Hi Paul, I am a bit bias as I still love the Pegasus. If I could afford the extra a may if gone for the Sym. Regarding the Pegasus, I still can't fault it. I do look after it and it's in a dry carpeted shed/workshop so very rarely gets wet. I always use ACF50 after every wash. I do all the servicing myself, as I found that things had been missed , tightening bolts etc.
I can honestly say it it is the best larger scooter that I have owned.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating thanks Jeff, I appreciate the honesty is the overall build still good or are the plastics brittle? Thanks mate ride safely
@@pablo123b Hi Paul, no all plastics are fine and the build quality is very good. I know of only one person that had nothing but trouble with it, but all the others are very happy with it.
The only thing that I wasn't happy with was the windshield, as it seemed to direct air on to my chest. I have since bought a much better screen, I think it came for Malaysia it was about £70.00 all in.
I could honestly say if it were stollen I would buy another.
Take care
av you come across a mount for a phone or sat nav
Hi all I have is just a standard spring loaded star shape thing that is fitted to the wing mirror bracket.
Take care, Jeff
Have you priced the cost of a replacement CVT belt for this bike, apparently they are extremely expensive?
Hi Alan, yes I have. They are £214.00. I really don't know how they can justify that price. My hope was that it was decent quality. In the meantime I have been looking at websites, like where I got my replacement screen. It's called the Tairong pathfinder 300 in Malaysia, I can't see them paying £214,00 equivalent for a belt.
Take care, Jeff
Hi. Is the seat backrest adjustable. I like to strech my legs out a bit.
Hi Graham, would you believe I don't know. I don't think it is. I find it a little uncomfortable putting my legs up, so just with feet down.
Other than that it's still running fine, touch wood.
Take care, Jeff
Great video mate do you own a car put of interest?
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your comment. Yes I do own a car. That's why I am selective what days I take the bike out. I find cleaning the car easier than the scooter.
Take care, Jeff
Jeff is it water or coolant in the bottle for the engine
Hi John, it's coolant in the bottle, it should be the orange OAT one.
Take care, Jeff
thanks no book with the scooter@@DiecastPowderCoating
@JohnWilliams-wg2yj Hi John, unfortunately I lost the scooter back in June in a shed fire, which was such a shame. I also lost a couple of classic mopeds plus the car. If you get chance have a look at the video called Disaster All Lost. Regarding the Pegasus, if you go to the My Lexmoto website I think you can download the manual from them for free.
Take care, Jeff
Hi there I've just ordered a replacement windscreen for my Pegasus 300 just wondering if you have any advice on how to get to the fixings?
Hi Paul, you shouldn't need any fittings . Once you take the black V shape trim of at the front you can get to the bolts. You may need a long socket to get them out as they are recessed.
The V shape panel just pulls out by pulling it out forwards. The two end bits of the panel have taps that just slide out.
The front part has clips.
If you have any problems please let me know.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating thanks for letting me I've managed to get the panel off as you suggested, daft question how much did you pay for the screen including shipping as the company I found wanted $154 to ship it .
Cheers Paul
@@paulkielstra8201 Hi Paul, I seem to remember it was about £80 all in. 108 USD
If you need that website, I can try and find it.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating ok thank you , if you could that would be great as the company I am in conversation with on ebuy7 shipping is nearly 3 times the value of the screen
@@paulkielstra8201 Actually Paul, I think that is who I got it from, but what you were quoted is ridiculous. It was definitely about £80 and less than a year ago. It shouldn't have gone up that much in 8 months.
i think per gallon 75 miles not bad is'nt it?
Hi Gokmen, no with the price of fuel at the moment it's very good.
Take care, Jeff
Hello Jeff, Thanks for the video, have you received your windshield ? It's better, if yes can you send me the link, I search one but nothing for the moment. Thanks for your help.
Hi Alex, yes I did receive it and I'm very impressed.
I am at work at the moment, but when I get chance I will send you the link later.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating Thanks Jeff !!!
Hi Alex, I don't have a link but if you put in Tairong Pathfinder Tr300t Windshield. It should come up with the company Ebuy7.
They were very reliable.
I asked for a 55cm one, but they said they didn't have that at the time, but would I like a 60cm for the same price. I was glad that I did, as it looks perfect. I think the 70cm would look to big. Please let me know how you get on.
Take care, Jeff
What's it like for filtering with the width?
Hi, J H, it absolutely fine. It very stable at low speeds as well. It's still running great
Take care, Jeff
Hi, Jeff please could you let me know what the tyre pressures should be on my Pegasus? Is there a manual?
Hi Chris, I am currently at work, but can find out later for you.
If you go to My Lexmoto site you should be able to download the manual from there.
I hope that helps.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating Thanks for your reply Jeff, sorry for my ignorance but how do I find your Lexmoto site, please?
Best wishes, Chris H.
@@Cranfield446 Hi Chris, if you go to www.Lexmoto.co.uk and scroll down the page a bit, you will come to My Lexmoto. Click on that and you can open an account. It doesn't cost anything. Once in they have a record of your bike and that is where you can find the On line manual. I hope that helps.
Any problems, please let me know.
Take care, Jeff
@@DiecastPowderCoating Thanks Jeff, successfully downloaded. Your Videos are very helpful.
@@Cranfield446 That's good Chris, I'm glad it helped. I'm hoping to do a video later on this week adjusting the valve clearances. I'm no expert but at least you can see what I am doing and avoid any mistakes I make.
Take care, Jeff
Thanks Jeff for all the advice your videos have been a really great help in the morning I will be buying my new Euro 4 Pegasus down to you review it's given me the confidence to make the purchase, thanks again mate Matt.
Hi Matthew, that's great to hear. I hope that you will be very happy with it.
Just remember to keep an eye on the bolts on the exhaust trip etc. The main bolts have not moved an inch, but if you get time slowly go round with some thread lock.
Please keep in touch.
I will try and do some more videos on servicing and bits and pieces . I still have a few weeks left on my Mobylette X7 Restoration.
Once again and enjoy it.
Take care, Jeff
Mathew how is the bike going? build quality good etc?
Bello scooter.. viene venduto in Italia?
I think in Spain it is sold as Wooton Storm. What name is it in Italy?
@@DiecastPowderCoating Ah praticamente il Pegasus in Spagna sarebbe il Wotton? In Italia non c e...
@@wats01234 C'è: Wottan Storm 300. Rari, ma ci sono. Li importiamo dalla Spagna
@@BlackMambaN90 esteticamente sono più belli dei vari Xmax e kimco .che motore monta?
@@wats01234 questa è una bella domanda. Sono scooter cinesi, ma non montano motore Kymco. La linea è bella però io ancora non mi fido. Sicuramente prezzo allettante ma a lungo andare?! I pezzi di ricambio pare costino un occhio della testa