The Real Deal China vs Japan

Firehawk989 · 09-24-2013, 07:18 PM

Having previously owned 2 Chinese 50cc scooters (4T and 2T) and now having made the jump to a Yamaha BWS 50, (Zuma) I can agree. The Yamaha is faster, smoother, and more reliable than the Chinese scoots. It doesn't rattle over bumps, and it has tons of torque for a 50. The only complaint I have about it is the handling gets a little squirrelly if you hit a small bump while cornering hard, but I think an aftermarket rear shock should fix that. I also miss the underseat storage light that my previous scoot had, but I can rig one of those up easily.

At 12000km, the Yamaha is still in better shape than the Chinese scoots that I got rid of at around 8000km.

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09-24-2013, 07:18 PM	#24
Firehawk989 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Vancouver, BC Posts: 198	Having previously owned 2 Chinese 50cc scooters (4T and 2T) and now having made the jump to a Yamaha BWS 50, (Zuma) I can agree. The Yamaha is faster, smoother, and more reliable than the Chinese scoots. It doesn't rattle over bumps, and it has tons of torque for a 50. The only complaint I have about it is the handling gets a little squirrelly if you hit a small bump while cornering hard, but I think an aftermarket rear shock should fix that. I also miss the underseat storage light that my previous scoot had, but I can rig one of those up easily. At 12000km, the Yamaha is still in better shape than the Chinese scoots that I got rid of at around 8000km.
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