CF Moto Glory 150 EFI Scooter Review
by Anonymous
(Somewhere)
CF Moto Glory 150 EFI
Here is my scooter review of my Chinese scooter, the CF Moto Glory 150 EFI...
What I Like:
- Price ($2699)
- Electronic Fuel Injection
- Liquid Cooled
- Front and Rear disk brakes - very responsive
- Very solid "feel"
- Very smooth and powerful
- Fast, the speedometer tops out over 75mph but it is probably closer to a "real" 65 mph
- Good looking very sporty
- 2 year warranty and nationwide dealer network
- Comfortable seating position
- Large 14" alloy wheels
- Large gas tank
- Cool all digital LCD display
- Good suspension
What I Dislike:
- Lack of storage space... Emissions canister takes up most of the underseat compartment.
- The cool LCD display is a little hard to see in very bright sunlight.
- The speedometer seems to be a little optimistic.
In Summary:
I think that this scooter is in a whole other class than most Chinese scooters. This scooter seems to have the quality of a much more expensive scooter. I would definitely recommend this scooter for anyone looking to get into a high quality, high performance 150cc scooter for about $1000-$1500 less than a comparable Taiwanese scooter.
I have ridden many scooters and this is one of the smoothest scooters I have ridden even at wide open throttle there is not even the smallest shimmy or vibration. It is a lot of fun to ride. I give props to CF Moto for kicking it up a notch. I wish some of the other Chinese manufacturers would follow this example.
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