2006 Dazon Sicilian 125 Scooter Review

by Bill
(Harrisburg, PA, USA)

I took ownership of this scooter about 1 month ago. My brother gave it to me as a gift as he was purchasing a full-size motorcycle. The Dazon scooter had 1615 miles when I received it and I have put about 300 miles on it since then.


I had to do some simple maintenance to get the engine to start and also to pass Pennsylvania inspection. The scooter starts and runs nicely now and is OK quality.

There are many look-alike scooters (Roketa, etc.), so spare parts do not seem to be a problem. I was able to find parts online (replacement turn signals and lens covers that fit perfectly and at a reasonable price).

The engine is a 125cc GY6. The top speed is 47 mph on a flat and level surface (I weigh 160 lbs.). Fuel consumption is 60-65 mpg.

This scooter is really fun to ride on back country roads with minimal traffic or in 25-35 mph traffic in town (Hershey, PA).

I would not ride it on roads where average speeds get much above 40 mph as the speed governor kicks in and limits acceleration. Also the handling above 40 gets "interesting" with the small tires. Handling in gravel or dirt is also squirrely so I avoid these areas.

I am planning to ride this scooter back and forth to work for as long as the weather holds out. I am really enjoying the morning and evening rides!

Plus the scooter looks cool and I can talk to Jesus while I am riding and thank Him for keeping me safe and for letting me have so much fun. I used to ride 250cc street cycles in the 1970s but the scooter is the thing now.

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Jul 05, 2020
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Air filter replacement NEW
by: Anonymous

Like my Saxon but can’t find a replacement air filter,
Did not come with information since I bought it use

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Dazon Diamondback scooter NEW
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Where is the govenor on a Dazon Diamondback scooter

Aug 07, 2011
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Dazon Update
by: Bill

Over 4,000 miles on the Dazon "Sicilian 125" and still commuting well. The scooter generally starts immediately except if it is not run for a few days (squirt of gas into the air cleaner usually starts it then). Gas mileage is 60-63 mpg. Top speed is ~45 mph. I do not enjoy riding these small scooters faster that 40-45 mph due to the small tires and short wheelbase. Still lots of fun!

May 17, 2011
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Funny
by: Anonymous

You are hillarious dude. I feel the same way about mine!

Jan 22, 2011
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PA scooter tags
by: Anonymous

I just brought the title, proof of insurance, and receipt to PennDOT as is the normal procedure to get tags. Nothing unusual.

Jan 22, 2011
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What did you have to do to make PA legal
by: miz

I was curious about the scooter. I have the ability to pick one up pretty cheap. I was told that it couldn't be registered in PA. What modifications were required to make it PA legal?

Thanks in advance,

Miz

Aug 25, 2010
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Follow-up Review
by: Bill

I have put over 1,000 miles on the Dazon 125 since I got it in March 2010. In general, the scooter is running well. The gas mileage and top speed improve with an after-market air filter (+5-8 mpg and +2-3 mph) but the engine intake noise also increases. Occasionally the scooter will not start without gas being directly squirted into the carburetor (I think this is due to leaky vacuum lines).

I avoid heavy traffic whenever possible and I thank God that I have not had any spills or other types of accidents. Riding scooters or motorcycles provides the opportunity to utilize "double-defensive" driving methods so as to avoid bad situations whenever possible.

I plan to keep riding the Dazon for the rest of the year into the colder weather. Still LOTS OF FUN!

Jun 10, 2010
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Solid Review
by: Kathi

Thanks for leaving this review, Bill. Not a brand I'd heard of before this, but as you say, many of the Chinese scoots are interchangeable to a great extent.

Glad you're having such a great time on her!

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