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16 hours ago, Barley said:

Is it a good bike with inexpensive repairs and solid performance?

Suzuki bikes are not as popular  as Honda   so you might have some small trouble finding a place to service the bike and get spare parts for it as it gets older and needs more major parts,that said if you check and change the oil and filter regularly  and don't drop it then the bike should run for many many years before needing anything major...  things like tyres,battery,brake pads,light bulbs etc will be easily found...performance ?  well its a 125cc auto scooter. 

 

I want to re iterate that because the engine is covered with plastic you can't see any oil leaks that might occur  so it is very important to check the oil levels with the dipstick as often as you can.. this is something that

happens quite often as these auto engines get old.. not that 2 years is old but a leak can start at any time  that goes for all engines  but the problem is the covered in plastic bit ...you don't notice it till the engine stops working !!!

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9 minutes ago, johng said:

Suzuki bikes are not as popular  as Honda   so you might have some small trouble finding a place to service the bike and get spare parts for it as it gets older and needs more major parts,that said if you check and change the oil and filter regularly  and don't drop it then the bike should run for many many years before needing anything major...  things like tyres,battery,brake pads,light bulbs etc will be easily found...performance ?  well its a 125cc auto scooter. 

 

I want to re iterate that because the engine is covered with plastic you can't see any oil leaks that might occur  so it is very important to check the oil levels with the dipstick as often as you can.. this is something that

happens quite often as these auto engines get old.. not that 2 years is old but a leak can start at any time  that goes for all engines  but the problem is the covered in plastic bit ...you don't notice it till the engine stops working !!!

Many places have Suzuki workshops they have even got one New Sukhothai City which is predominantly a Honda preference place. 

 

When I asked why isn't there a Gsxr1000r in the show room he said Thailand no have. ????

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Why do you want to buy a brand that is not very popular, has limited dealerships compared to other brands ?

The bike looks like a Suzuki "Honda Click"

Many of these around, parts not a problem, dealerships everywhere, as well as any roadside repair shop has seen them many times before.

 

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4 hours ago, seedy said:

Why do you want to buy a brand that is not very popular, has limited dealerships compared to other brands ?

 

papa has not taken a bike to a dealership, ever.

Don't worry.

Indy mech can service susie as well as hotdog honda.

Falang tink too mut.

 

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According to Google the bike was only sold with 113cc.

The bike did at least drop on the right side (bent lever) and it did slide on the left side (look at the main stand, a simple drop doesn't take so much material off)

 

No idea if the price is good, but comparing a second hand Honda with a Suzuki is like comparing apples with oranges, a Honda has a significantly higher second hand price just because it's a Honda.

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OP....".I can buy a Suzuki Address 125cc for 28.000 Baht, 5500 km, 2 years old.

Is it a good deal?"

Yea considering it is only 113cc.

&c.

offer 22 or 25 or so.

Depending on how important a couple hundred dollars is to you.

125cc is better.

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