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150Cc & Over Scooter


kaiserseo

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Hello,

As it's difficult to find information about this motorcycle, I will put all in one post !

I create a previous topic, but I need to clarify and tell about what i found :

Vespa : 2 motorcycles - 300cc & 150cc

Place of Origin : Thailand

Model Number : GTS 300 - LX 150 i.e.

Engine Capacity : 278 cc - 150CC

Engine : 4 Stroke

Tank Capacity : 9.20 litres (2.43 gallons) - 8.6

Color : Nero Lucido, Giallo Lime, Montebianco

Prices : 99.000 ThB for the 150cc

Pictures :

300cc - http://www.ericdelbr...spa-gts-300.jpg

150cc - http://images.psndea...olcanoBlack.jpg

Yamaha Majesty & T-MAX

Place of Origin : Thailand

Model Number : Majesty

Engine Capacity : 395c - 499cc

Engine : 4 Stroke

Color : Black, White

Pictures:

Majesty : http://otocontest.co...-majesty400.jpg

Tiger - PGO

G-Max 150

PGO G-Max 220 EFI (if anybody know where to buy this beauty, I will buy it CASH !!!)

Pictures:

150cc - http://www.mocyc.com.../1246548083.jpg

220cc - http://www.pgo.se/sv...g-max%20220.png

Contact for PGO resseller Thailand : (find here : http://www.motorcycl...?showtopic=1387)

Gem Co. Ltd

888/8 Moo 5, Srinakarin Rd.,

Samrongnuea,

Samutprakan 10270

Tel. 02-385 8888

Sym Fighter 150

150cc sporty scooter, with Ceramic plating four-stroke single cylinder engine with a compression ratio of 11.2:1. This is the ideal machine for people who want the fastest small engine scooter available in Thailand.

Pictures:

http://1.bp.blogspot...Fighter+150.jpg

If you have information about other bikes, resellers, prices, or anything else, tell me and I will update this post !

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  • 5 months later...

I don't quite like the looks of all of them.

I won't deliver pizzas and I don't plan on shooting down fighter airplanes.

And what's up with those small wheels?

Why can't they just make some Nuovo or Airblade with a 150 or 200cc engine?

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TMax sold in Thailand are Calif spec, but not sure if they are US or Japs made. Great scoot, still miss my 2006

I believe Vespa sold in Thailand are made in Vietnam, duty free as ASEAN

a PCX 250 would be nice, and still free of excice tax in Thailand. Larger brakes, tyres able to cope with speed and new auto able to handle the power

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