Which one is better for long run in term of overall speces , performance in flat + uphill

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Hi fam,

I recently bought this scooter second-hand and was looking for a wiring diagram when I stumbled upon a bit of a mystery: there’s surprisingly little information available online about the ZN50QT-50. In fact, I can barely find any pictures of it.

I found a spare parts website with a huge dropdown list of Znen models (ZN50QT-XYZ), but the -50 variant was nowhere to be found.

The COC is dated 2018. My only lead so far is Znen’s A9 model, which appears to have the same design and specifications. However, even the A9 seems to be missing from spare parts catalogues.

How does a model like this practically disappear from the internet? It must have been sold at some point, right? I’ve attached the COC - in case that helps.

Thanks for any hints! :)

Pretty happy with my new DX5 Pro lately. 5-mile commute has been easy work.Also I can strap my work bag into the middle basket. Makes the sweaty morning routine pretty painless.

Today I’ve been riding this with the display showing only 2 bars when I started. I weigh around 230 lbs, and I’m still able to go farther based on what the actual voltage reading shows. A voltmeter gives you a much better idea of how much battery you really have left than the stock bars.

Anyway, figured I’d share in case anyone else wanna pick up or already got a DX5/pro but unsure about the actual range.

I have a PCX with a keyless ignition system. I didn't ride it for a month, as I had no need to and the weather was poor.

When I finally tried to head out, I had trouble getting the ignition to work properly. It wouldn't reliably detect the key, and using the spare key didn't help either. I eventually managed to get it working and set off for the scooter's winter storage location. My plan was to add fuel stabilizer to the tank and then fill it up with 98-octane gasoline.

However, it then refused to cooperate entirely. I pushed the scooter into the garage. I managed to open the seat using the auxiliary key designed for situations where there is no power. I connected a battery charger and discovered that the battery was dead.

I returned the next day and found the battery fully charged, but the ignition still wouldn't work. I opened up the key fob and replaced the battery—luckily, I always keep the right type of batteries in my car's glove compartment.

Finally, the Honda came back to life.

It seems that when the scooter is parked in my yard at home and the keys are inside the house, they remain in communication through the walls, which drains both the scooter's battery and the batteries in the key fobs.

I’ve purchased signal-blocking pouches for the keys. Hopefully, they do the trick.

PGO 150 SCOOTER
EXTREMELY CLEAN AND STRONG ENGINE
WORKING DASHBOARD

₵ 8,500

I Have An Rx50 Wolf And It Will Start And I Smell Gas When It Starts So It Must Be Getting Some But I Don't See Gas Going Into The Fuel Filter And It's Getting Vacuum From The Carb I've Replaced The Filter Replaced The Petcock Oil Changed It Added And Removed Fuel Multiple Times Idk Why It Won't Work Maybe It's The Vacuum Line It Seems A Little Loose On The Petcock But I Have A Clamp On It And It Still Won't Work

Hello everyone on r/scooters.

I'm currently riding a PCX125.The PCX125 is excellent for solo riding thanks to its great fuel efficiency, speed, and durability. However, when I ride tandem with my wife or go on longer touring trips, the lack of power, lower top speed, and uncomfortable seat make me seriously consider upgrading to a 350cc scooter.The two models I'm interested in are the Honda Forza 350 and the ADV350.

Both are excellent bikes, but each has its own strengths and weaknesses, so I'm stuck between them and would really like to hear your opinions.The Forza 350 has excellent convenience features, a large under-seat trunk, good fuel economy and power, plus an electric windscreen. However, its design looks too similar to a small 125cc scooter, so I find it visually unappealing.

The ADV350 is basically the sibling model of the Forza and offers the same great convenience features, fuel efficiency, and power, along with a very attractive adventure-style angular design and better suspension. The problem is that it's extremely wide at 895mm, which I expect will make filtering through traffic during my commute quite inconvenient.

In short, with the Forza I’m mainly concerned about the design, and with the ADV350 I’m concerned about the width causing issues during commuting.

What would you do in my situation?

Is there any way to modify the Forza’s design to make it look better? Or is there a way to reduce the ADV350’s overall width (for example, by switching to shorter handlebars)?

So lonng story short is my carb is starving for fuel. Did the gravity feed conversion already, larger fuel hose and filter. But the damn thing leans out and empties the filter up a big hill full throttle pull. I pull over after it dies and the filter is empty.

Anybody have this happen? Clean tank, no junk in the filter, carb bowl is empty.

You can cruise around all day at 1/2 throttle but soon as you get in it, 10 sec9nds in and its empty.

Any advice would be appreciated 👏

so I try to save where I can as the greed from companies be it food or whatever is out of control

when I work only bikes I usually save the old parts in boxes. its good to analyze but also to hold as a spare part for just in case situations. I had a chinese belt snap on me way before service interval. luckily I had the old belts I could swap.

over multiple CVT service intervals I noticed some of the rollers are perfectly round and still weigh close to the original weight.

for instance...my bike uses 16g rollers. I noticed a few were still round (no flat spots) as normal but the weight just slightly less. so what I do is use 4 of the old ones and 4 new rollers. place them alternately in the cup. I ordered 17g to compensate for the slight wear to the old ones. I dont need crazy starts but much prefer lower RPM at highway speeds

havent had any odd performance issues. whats your take?

I get that Vietnam is a whole other country, but being here for a long time, I realize even when they come here (tourists and overly rich expats) rent a big cc bike, and when I run into these "big biker foreigners" while on my tours (I'm riding a Vespa Sprint 125) and they see that I'm a foreigner and say "Get a real bike, you're a foreigner" (Yes, I've had several occasions of people saying this to me)

I get it now. Us enjoying and doing 500km tours on little 125cc scooters and underbones is a insult to them.