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GPX Razer 220cc Any Good?

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On 1/5/2022 at 8:49 PM, johnno2 said:

It's a plastic monster, I've never seen so many plastic panels. 

Yes, very plasticky, Johnno2, hence this update. 
 

The GPX Razer is an affordable bike, and it looks cheap without a loving hand polish. But the part that makes it look the cheapest is the smooth plastic panel under the tank with the giant Razer decal. It reminds me of an Airfix model. 
 

Anyway, I got a professional to take the old sticker off and replace it with some quality carbon fiber vinyl wrap. The photo here doesn't do it justice, but this minor modification on either side has made a huge difference. I might even get the front mudguard done.
 

Stubby

 

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  • Hi, folks.   Just to let you know I went for a GPX Razer 220cc in the end. English reviews are hard to find, so I took one for a test run and was impressed considering it’s only a 220cc. J

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On 3/31/2022 at 6:35 PM, Stubby said:

Yes, very plasticky, Johnno2, hence this update. 
 

The GPX Razer is an affordable bike, and it looks cheap without a loving hand polish. But the part that makes it look the cheapest is the smooth plastic panel under the tank with the giant Razer decal. It reminds me of an Airfix model. 
 

Anyway, I got a professional to take the old sticker off and replace it with some quality carbon fiber vinyl wrap. The photo here doesn't do it justice, but this minor modification on either side has made a huge difference. I might even get the front mudguard done.
 

Stubby

 

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Looks good. I don't think I've done 1000 klms yet. If I was really bothered, I'd get the whole bike wrapped but I'd still be left with a thing that's got big plastic panels all over it. 4,000 klms before an oil change? At this rate, I'd be changing the oil every 4 years ????

  • 3 years later...

Still got my razer220. It's done 5004 klms now. Had to replace the fuel pump about 18 months ago, probably had some crap in the fuel. On my 2nd battery now, cheap as chips from Lazada, last one cost 450 baht. Still on the original tyres, they have some sun cracks so might have to replace them one day when I get motivated. As I've said before, it only takes me to the local golf driving range which is a 5 KLM round trip. I'm still happy with it which is why I still have it. 

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