Honda Forza 300 with J.Costa variateur Highway / Max Speed (2)

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  • čas přidán 22. 10. 2015
  • Highway / Max Speed
    J.Costa variateur JC646FSEVO3 with blue 13,5g sliders/rollers
    Arrow Reflex 2.0 exhaust + race manifold
    DNA Air-filter
    Standard Honda clutch
    TechPulley compression spring 15%
    Heidenau K66 Rear tyre 150/70-13 little bigger than standard
    Speedo meter 2% accurate
  • Auta a dopravní prostředky

Komentáře • 23

  • @Joseph-wh5of
    @Joseph-wh5of Před 7 lety +4

    can't wait to pass my motorcycle license so I can drive the Forza.

  • @slim691975
    @slim691975 Před 7 lety +4

    140kmh = 87mph
    151kmh = 93.8mph
    152kmh = 94.448mph
    He definitely passed 150kmh or 93mph! And I guess tops is 155 or 96mph. Not bad.

  • @brucenolan4384
    @brucenolan4384 Před 7 lety +4

    I see you have modified your windscreen, I think that's the one I like, small wings at the bottom stabilize it but is tall enough to stop the wind buffeting? Thanks for the video

  • @vidqcq4707
    @vidqcq4707 Před 6 lety

    Wonderful

  • @inkjob12
    @inkjob12 Před 6 lety

    is the Forza no longer made? I see on the Honda site that there are deals for the 2015/2016.....cant fine anything newer than that....?

  • @Richiesrant
    @Richiesrant Před 8 lety +2

    I just purchased a Forza but haven't ridden it yet. It looks like it can handle highway speeds, but isn't really designed to go any higher than 140. I judge this by the position of the tachometer which will redline if you push it any harder. I have yet to find out how the bike feels doing 120-130.

    • @holco10
      @holco10  Před 8 lety +1

      +rblenian
      Yes it can handle highway speeds, but where it realy shines is on the B-roads.

    • @Richiesrant
      @Richiesrant Před 8 lety

      +Mario de Roos I live in Rural Ontario so the average traffic speeds are around 90-100 km/h. If it handles those well that will be great. Have yet to see how it handles with 2 adults on it. Planning a big road trip with the wife on the back later this summer. Hoping that works out!

    • @holco10
      @holco10  Před 8 lety +1

      +rblenian
      With two on the Forza in my case (93Kg) it's a totally different bike in handling, I don't like it, but when you two are not to heavy and tall it might work.

    • @baldandbiking
      @baldandbiking Před 8 lety +1

      +rblenian I now have put around 400 km on the New Forza 300. I'm enjoying it but find it does not corner well. Stiffening the suspension to position 4 seems to help a bit.

  • @samb2318
    @samb2318 Před 7 lety

    Hi mate, i was wondering if this bike is ok doing 110 km/h speed for long travels , does it rev out a lot or is it comfortable sitting on around 110 km/h? Also with a passenger how is it? Does it struggle? Can I sit comfortably doing 100-110 km/h speed with a passenger?

    • @pshivjee
      @pshivjee Před rokem

      Buy mine.
      Beautiful great 👍

  • @alititiz5126
    @alititiz5126 Před 6 lety

    My 2011 original(not modified) sym gts 250i evo doing 155 km/h :)

  • @chompiscolaaa2988
    @chompiscolaaa2988 Před 8 lety

    Hi, how are you? I wanted to know which is the support that you bring to the handlebars? I always look for but can not find where to fit there you have it. another question ... is very noticeable being all carry the standard j costa? Thanks in advance

    • @holco10
      @holco10  Před 8 lety

      +Daniel Fuster
      The support was a diy solution ;)

  • @EdBenji
    @EdBenji Před 2 měsíci

    So what was the purpose of this video???

  • @yosya1
    @yosya1 Před 6 lety

    やっぱりメーターはアナログだな。

  • @baldandbiking
    @baldandbiking Před 6 lety +1

    The Forza is a great urban scooter, but at high speeds out on the highway it does not do well in the wind.

    • @davidehonda
      @davidehonda Před 4 lety

      I agree the original 140 km/h are enough...

  • @pshivjee
    @pshivjee Před rokem

    Please Please, Dpeakoo.

  • @fabiolourencoaparecidocher9414

    O besta

  • @samb2318
    @samb2318 Před 7 lety

    Hi mate, i was wondering if this bike is ok doing 110 km/h speed for long travels , does it rev out a lot or is it comfortable sitting on around 110 km/h? Also with a passenger how is it? Does it struggle? Can I sit comfortably doing 100-110 km/h speed with a passenger?