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New Yamaha off road underbone PG-1

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Looks like the Honda CT now has direct competitor in the Yamaha PG-1

115cc engine from the Finn, knobbly tires 

no detail on price yet but looks to be cheaper than Honda's expensive toy position 

 

or even the Suzuki Raider crossover.

 

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I'll keep my eye open at the local Yamaha dealer.

 

On 11/25/2023 at 6:08 PM, VocalNeal said:

or even the Suzuki Raider crossover.

I'll keep my eye open at the local Yamaha dealer.

I already have a slightly modified Suzuki Raider J Crossover. It's pure fun.

But I will be paying attention to the Yamaha PG-1 for sure.

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Question:  Does "off road" mean unpaved road.?

Question #2: Do these bikes perform better than say,

a Wave, or Finn, with similar tires.?

15 minutes ago, papa al said:

Question #2: Do these bikes perform better than say,

a Wave, or Finn, with similar tires.?

One major difference is the presence of an actual upper triple-tree on the forks.

If you look under the fork plastic, you can see the Waves and Finns only have the lower, no upper.

Papa come down to Phuket. I will let you blast around on my Suzuki and feel the difference.

 

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