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Grand Filano UpGrade, Overhaul, or New Model? Need More Power after 46k


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Reboring a single cylinder doesn't get you much plus the added stress to already time-worn components like the crank shaft and bearings may be too much.  If the rest of the bike is in very good shape, I wonder how much a brand new engine would be?

Pricy, but doesn't Vespa and some of the other Italian scooter manufacturers make higher displacement scooters with a configuration similar to the Filano?

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I'm surprised with your shoulder you can carry so much stuff, never even seen Thais carry so much... 😜 👍🏻

 

Forget doing any upgrade to Filano, even an easy lighter rollers change won't make it much better. Nmax surely gives more power, I have seen Aerox on same 155cc engine race me on Forza...! Although at lower speeds... 

 

Xmax is the answer to all your issues, can carry a lot more load on that too, and up the hills with ease..., but to make sure the shoulder can cope rent one for a few days and try.

 

A used 2 or 3 years old with 10-15k km mileage will be cheaper than new and still under warranty, rides like new ..., I think Yamaha gives 5 years warranty unlike stingy Honda...!? 

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For the same price (THB100K) as Nmax / PCX you can get a 300cc scooter: GPX DZ3.

GPX DZ3


For THB45K more, you can get a Zontes 350cc (more powerful and much cheaper than a Forza, Xmax etc.)

Zontes 350D

 

BTW, the Zontes 368 series were released, with an interesting 368G...

Zontes 368G

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On 10/19/2024 at 12:22 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

 

I am not sure which is worse, that you use that thing like a truck or that you publish the pictures doing that.

No. Those pictures are perfect. This is why some of us love the little Grand Filano. The last time I moved it was on a Grand Filano. 

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