I have and am very happy with my 6 year old 34000 Kms Honda Zoomer.

The last year she has lost a little power and making the last up hill road to my house very frustrating and nearly not able.

 

I didn’t want to change to a bigger bike as she suits all I need it for.

 

Always oil changed, new plug, new air filter, injector additive used etc.

Is there anything else I’m missing or can try to get the same power up hill ability I was having the first years.

 

thank you in advance

 

Lose some weight!   5555   LOL

A top-end rebuild (rings, valves) may be in order, she's been a goodly distance for a small bike.

 

It's usually a blocked air filter.

Often the garage say they changed it, but don't.

Try having it fixed at a different garage.

Worn out drive belt and/or centrifugal clutch is my guess.

I'd go for drive belt too.

If the engine is revving but lack of drive, it is the belt.

 

Get a local shop to put some 12 g weights in the variator instead of the 14 g standard one.

 

Or if you can DIY https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Pulley-Sliding-Roller-Weights/dp/B00VUXF8W6

 

Just a quick update as some maybe interested.

i had a local shop change the belt, clutch, top end rebuild with hotter cam, air filter, plug and a few other small things.

 

pulls like a train now up my house hill 

thank u for all the advice 

So they changed a lot but I suppose it was quite cheap to do it all ?

13 hours ago, foggy1 said:

top end rebuild with hotter cam, air filter, plug and a few other small things.

 

So hopefully they put lighter weights in to take advantage of ...