Sym Symphony 125cc Scooter Review

by Anonymous
(Somewhere)

I have owned the Sym Symphony for 5 months and I have been in the shop every week at least once. The bike doesn't run in the rain. Apparently Sym is having this problem all over Italy and are sending an engineer from Korea to try and find out what the problem is. (I live in Milano).


I recommend not buying this bike. For me and (I hear) lots of other Italian riders, it does not work properly. I miss my Piaggio.

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by: Anonymous

Hi I bought sym symphony 125 when cold problem starting it drinking lots of petrol don't give right fuel gauge reading only six months old want to change the KPH to mph trying to talk to bike shop what do you do

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by: Nick

I have the same problem with SYM Syphony 125cc.Once it starts rain...the motorbike just stops!!! My job is like this that I tried couple of models of SYM...the biggest shit I swear!!! Problem with the breaks...problem with the suspension...problem with the frames (I'm not sure any more if they are made of paper or something like iron)...electrical problems...problems with the kick start! I don't want to go in details of all these please!!!!!! How come we never had problems with Piaggio, Kimko...
Engineers from SYM, did you ever test all your models, tell me? I'm so fucking pissed off.Never ever again SYM in my life!!

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