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I have honda nss250 reflex. 07 love mine. Paid for.. and awesome. ❤❤
I just bought my 2016, with 1 mile on it. Its coming in a week free delivery to my house ! It cost me 6,000, but with taxes its 8,000. Its not cheap but the monthly payment are below 200.
Eric Pabon 33% tax?
Sidney is correct. They are still being made but are not imported to the U.S. The 2016 model was the last available due to slow sales.
Louis Cachia that’s sad
@@karlbryant3304
Very sad
2019 Forza restyle is awesome
Havent seen one yet. Ill have to check it out for sure tho!
This color is cute, man! I wish I could buy one soon and modify it into Japanese low chassis style.
Are you still running the Forza? I'm looking at a 2016 Forza with 400 kms on it. Have you found it to be problem free and inexpensive to maintain...also, what would you say that your fuel economy has averaged? I'm currently running a 2018 PCX150 and I love it, but would like something more highway capable and the Forza seems like a better "all rounder".
Different things form European (Italy) model. The scooter looks the same but with front glass dark , without parking brake , with button on the right for Hazard Warning Flasher Emulation. No red colur is available but only black , white and grey. The key seat is different . Of course speedometer in Km/h. Regards
68mpg is a bit optimistic i average 60 on my 2016 and that stock windshield sucks ,,,,but after you upgrade that its a amazing machine !!!! i love mine
Greg Ashcraft great input! I had read somewhere that 68 mpgs was possible. Probably down hill lol
You must keep it under 7rpm to get 68mpg. Very obtainable if you're going 65 or slower.
I get 62 to 65mpg no matter how I ride.
I have a 2014 and around town I get 69.2 and on long distance I get over 70mpg
Can you tell me how much this bike costs.? Used and new
The last Forza available in USA is the 2016 model. Its still advertised on Honda's USA website as well as the 2015 model. I guess the Forza didn't go over well in the United States. I'm trying to find a used Honda scooter. If I can find a Forza at the right price, then I will nab it, but it looks like its more likely I will find a used Silver Wing or Reflex. There are used Helix models out there to, but its too weird looking....
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Wait for a it!! I have a 15 Forza and love it. I got it used with 4300 miles and now at 13,700 as I type. Runs like a champ and utterly smooth.
Why does mine not have a parking break
I wonder if you need a license or if this scooter is automatic
Yes in most states anything over 50cc requires a license. This one is 300 cc so most definitely will. Also it has a cvt automatic transmission so if your new to motorcycles or scooters you dont have to worry about a clutch or shifting gears.
Not for sale in the U.S anymore? 😔
Does anyone know why all the Forzas have been discontinued?
Why indeed? Sales?
my guess is they just gave up to Suzuki's Burgman.. disheartening.. my 2015 needed a rear tire at 7k miles, and the guy at my local scooter shop said "it's an odd size - it's going to take awhile to track one down". Checking with the Honda dealer i got same response. Had to find one on Amazon and wait a week. for a tire. for a 2015 Honda.
There has been an extreme up date to the model for 2018 in Europe.
Power windscreen, digital dash, etc.
Don't know if they'll bring it to the US due to low sales from the previous models.
That being said I'm still enjoying my 2014 model. 😁
manseated Pirelli Diablo Scooter tire is not hard to find in stock rear size. Thats what I use for my rear.
I'm at 25000 on mine, people offer to buy but i would only sale at 4k. I enjoy cruising at 65 & plan to ride 2400 miles to Canada, going to be out there for the summer.
The paper work said 2014 and the title says 2015?
Model year and production year, possibly?
Hi, can somebody compare forza 2014 with Yamaha nmax?
I would love to. But I dont have access to a yamaha...kinda sucks. I honestly miss some the big scoots.
@@CR931 i have the nmax vor riding in Bangkok, but want to go somewhere outside the city. And now prices are the same. Nmax 155 but more performance engine and grate acceleration and ride position same close to forza, but forza bigger. Never tried forza before
How fast does it go?
Yoko Kurama it should easily do highway speeds.
CurtisRussell931 my Forza can do 60 to 72mph easily. After 68mph there are some vibes that come and go.
cbr9927 awesome. Thanks for the input. This is a fairly old video and I wasn't sure. I ride alot of bikes lol
cbr9927 that’s it? 😔 that sucks
raymond palermo 80 is not to fast. You are speaking of MPH right? Not Kilometers. But I guess they are not sold in the U.S anymore which means double sucks 😔
Hope they eventually fired the idiot that puts on the front tires backwards!!! Real hydroplane hazard
He no longer works there...
I have a 2014 nss300. after 6 years now, you couldn't pay me to keep this thing. In America, parts are way overpriced if you can find them. It weighs a fucking ton, the suspension was always shit and it handles like a humvee. I have very little good things to say about these. it really is just a piece of crap and very badly designed. If you are a DIY person, I dare you to do a valve check and not throw every wrench you have into a wall. 3 hours just to remove all the absurd plastic. breaking half the tabs in the process. Even the factory service manual is a joke. Skipping from one page in one chapter to another page in another chapter. If you have a factory manual, you know what I mean. DO NOT BUY A FORZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was gonna get a 15 used forza, is it really that bad, I found one at a dealer with 267 miles for 5400 out the door.
@@jasontomica8938 Thanks for asking. I could have used a little profanity in my previous post. However, if you are planning to maintain it yourself, think twice. Just go into it knowing it is an over-engineered traveling bottle cap with an excellent motor. But, god help you if you want to maintain it strictly yourself. I refuse to pay some moron 95 dollars an hour to adjust the valves and in the process break plastic tabs. Changing an exhaust gasket?? remove all breakable items within your grasp during the process and send the family to a hotel. I basically do about 2 rear tires a year because it has a 13-inch rim in the rear. That is running hard rubber. Changing headlamps is a pain as well. My previous scoot was the PCX 150 which just a better-engineered bike. Suspension: really short travel in the front forks so if you're over 200 lbs you bottom out constantly. Additionally, due to the difference in tire size, you get a condition in which you experience, "speed wobble" around turns going over 45 or 50 MPH. Not cool. Here in the U.S, they only distributed them for 3 years. Parts will continue to be expensive but there is eBay. Truthfully, I still have mine and do drive it all the time.....60 MPG and I love CVT transmissions. $5400 is a good price for the miles obviously. I assume you're in the U.S. All the comments about the NSS 250 or the "new" NSS 300's are in foreign countries. They are huge in Thailand. Here in the U.S., people that comment on how satisfied they are typically don't work on them. They have money and bring it in and get raped. The message: If you are a DIY guy, definitely shop around first. If not, still shop around and think about it. Use your head.
How is the pcx 150?
@@jasontomica8938 I liked it a lot. I changed the CVT weights and got a cruising speed of between 62 and 65 MPH with no wind. However, going up hills I typically dropped to 50-55. the PCX is highway legal but it has trouble in high wind. I am about 220lbs and just wanted more cruising speed and a larger motor. If you are light they are not bad. Also, they have 14-inch rims front and back and are more stable, and the PCX weights a lot less. You sacrifice speed. there are more mod kits as well that are a lot cheaper. It is still sold here so parts are more available. Having said that, it still requires the removal of a bunch of fragile plastic to work on it. Just not as much as the Forza
I am so glad I read this bc I am thinking of getting a Forza as my first ever bike and want to do all of my maintenance to learn more. I will be looking into PCX’s now.