Saw my first one in CNX today. Looked good.

I see quite many in Pattaya, yes they are good looking bikes but no power.

Saw one yesterday in Chiang Mai and wondered what it was.

I have a Moto Guzzi 750 cafe racer that feels underpowered, so this little 150cc must be extremely underpowered.

For less than 60k baht, it's not a bad option for someone in that cc and price range.

There are quite a few of these around where I live. There's a dealership fairly close to me on Ramkamhaeng. I agree that they look nice. Cheap price too. I think they definitely fill a gap in the market; lots of Thai people are after a cheap bike with classic styling, and there aren't really any other bikes like this available.

Seen them online - this was the first I saw in the flesh.

Sent Stallion an email and asked if they are planning to bring back the X-Road. Will post when - if - I get a reply.

Seen a few around and they look OK in a quaint retro way if you don't look too closely.

Look more closely next time you see one, they are very prone to rust.

A friend of mine is thinking of buying one , but they are very small bikes, 150cc seems quite suited to this especially with a lightweight young Thai guy/gal on board. They seem quite well finished and the style is good, as to the long term, who knows, but anyway I don't fit one , so not at all for me.

I saw a few in the south as well.. I somewhat miss the simplicity... who knows a third bike?