by Oguz Acar
(Istanbul/Turkey)
My Suzuki AN125HK is a versatile scooter. It has a top speed of 65 mph in real life. (according to manual, 50 mph). I am a 5'9" tall and 200 lbs in weight driver. It is very useful and maneouverable during jamming traffic. Cornering capacity is high enough.
Acceleration capability is good from 0 to 40 mph.
Underseat trunk is not suitable for helmets, so I use it for accessories of the scooter (like manuals, repair kit, reserve fuel for long range if needed, compressed air for tyre repair, etc.)
When I got 35 lts top-case, there was no problem with front tyre stability during riding. But, when I put a 50 lts top-case to increase trunk capacity, then during riding if I loose the steering fork, then it starts flutter! But, sure, I put at least 20 lbs weight to that top-case to carry.
It needs a wind-screen to reduce noise and fuel consumption and also protection from buck-hits during cruising.
I have rode around 11,000 miles on that motorbike. And, I will change it because of lack of reliability of the bike.
*I had plastic pipe failure when it has 4000 miles.
*I had experienced cut off instantly during riding, because of loose electrical connection going to spark plug! I was next to a gas station and I have pulled my bike to right, then I have walked to gas station with my bike. Then, mechanics fixed the problem.

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