Im looking at a Forza 350 but can't decide between that or a Burgman 400. I appreciate that you've posted a few vlogs, but whats your overall opinion on the Forza - any negatives, and how are the mirrors?
Hello, I didn't have the opportunity to test drive either the Honda or the Suzuki. I looked at both of them before buying. The Honda was cheaper by about 700 pounds and declares better fuel consumption. From the looks, for me, the Honda appears to be sportier and more maneuverable, while the Suzuki is more comfortable for longer trips, due to the price of fuel cost and maneuverability because it's a priority. The minuses are that 4300 miles have been driven on it at the moment. there are no problems.One nuance with the ignition , not every time, but sometime when i do engine off and in order to start it does not start, you need to turn the ignition position to zero and then turn it back on to the start position, only then it starts. My height is 181 cm and the seat is comfortable, I said that it would be the same with a height of about 178. The mirrors are narrow, but it seems that they are designed as deflectors to protect your hands from the wind.The seat for the pasenger is ok but on a bumpy road its not very comfortable/to firm,may suspension.The adult siting position is ok, but the legs have to be wide open due to the side panels and the wind blows trough legs as the drivers seat position more narrow.Thanks for watching and commenting
so ,pasenger seat is ok ,but on bumpy roads is to firm/may suspension.As side panels wide for pasenger legs is open quit wide and wind blows through legs
Im looking at a Forza 350 but can't decide between that or a Burgman 400.
I appreciate that you've posted a few vlogs, but whats your overall opinion on the Forza - any negatives, and how are the mirrors?
Hello, I didn't have the opportunity to test drive either the Honda or the Suzuki. I looked at both of them before buying. The Honda was cheaper by about 700 pounds and declares better fuel consumption. From the looks, for me, the Honda appears to be sportier and more maneuverable, while the Suzuki is more comfortable for longer trips, due to the price of fuel cost and maneuverability because it's a priority. The minuses are that 4300 miles have been driven on it at the moment. there are no problems.One nuance with the ignition , not every time, but sometime when i do engine off and in order to start it does not start, you need to turn the ignition position to zero and then turn it back on to the start position, only then it starts. My height is 181 cm and the seat is comfortable, I said that it would be the same with a height of about 178. The mirrors are narrow, but it seems that they are designed as deflectors to protect your hands from the wind.The seat for the pasenger is ok but on a bumpy road its not very comfortable/to firm,may suspension.The adult siting position is ok, but the legs have to be wide open due to the side panels and the wind blows trough legs as the drivers seat position more narrow.Thanks for watching and commenting
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so ,pasenger seat is ok ,but on bumpy roads is to firm/may suspension.As side panels wide for pasenger legs is open quit wide and wind blows through legs
mirrors visibility a bit narrow but looks they are designed as fairings too same time- protect from wind blow