I see many cool new affordable motorcycles like this, but no videos about how they hold up after a few winters on salty roads...that is the big question for me. Most Japanese bikes look great even after 10 years, how about these ones?
Hi, that is something i cannot answer. Where i live i don't have those conditions and also this is brand new motorcycle here, so there is not information about durability along the years. Thx for watching my video. Regard
They don't. All chinese metalurgy. The tank on my Brixton 125 rusted all the way through in just two years, had to change it as the gunk was breaking off into the fuel lines and stalling the engine. They may look cool but that's all it is unfortunately. The screws also seem to be made out of cow dung as they completely disintegrate upon removal (i.e. rear brake fluid tank cover screws).
I see many cool new affordable motorcycles like this, but no videos about how they hold up after a few winters on salty roads...that is the big question for me. Most Japanese bikes look great even after 10 years, how about these ones?
Hi, that is something i cannot answer. Where i live i don't have those conditions and also this is brand new motorcycle here, so there is not information about durability along the years. Thx for watching my video. Regard
They don't. All chinese metalurgy. The tank on my Brixton 125 rusted all the way through in just two years, had to change it as the gunk was breaking off into the fuel lines and stalling the engine. They may look cool but that's all it is unfortunately. The screws also seem to be made out of cow dung as they completely disintegrate upon removal (i.e. rear brake fluid tank cover screws).
@@snobu yeah the 125s feel pretty cheap, but this is their flagship bike (along with the 1200) so i think its gonna be better quality