I've been thinking about buying the Isca now for a few weeks. I popped down to the Lexmoto dealer in Mold to see one in the flesh. Very nice indeed and really well finished. The plastics are of a high quality and the bike looked amazing. I'd be more than happy if it would cruise all day at around 55mph which from what I understand it would. I'm a 50 year guy with a full bike licence but haven't ridden a bike in years so this would be perfect for dipping my toes back into motorcycles. What sort of insurance would i be paying (with a clean licence) at my ripe old age. Keep up the great work buddy. Always enjoy your reviews 👍👍
Thanks for your nice comment for you the insurance should be around £200 i would think check out the link in the description you will be able to find out for sure
@@Ridingreviews Thanks for the link. Hopefully normal service will be returned next week after being furloughed for goodness knows how many weeks, and will be able to commit to spending some money on one 💰👍
I have had my isca for about 14 months now and it is a great bike BUT and its a big one the electrics on my bike (can't say its all isca's) have been and still is shockingly bad. First the ignition wires broke. Second the starter motor stopped working. Third was the indicator switch had corroded and was shorting. Forth was the main power wires broke. And finally (up to now) the wire that powers the backlight for the speedo is broke. Yes I have done over 10000 miles in just over a year but have looked after it and had regular servicing at my local dealership along with several new chains and sprockets. Overall its a nice bike to ride but with all the problems I have had I cannot recommend lexmoto and won't have another.
@@Ridingreviews yea the last one started a week ago but not had time to take it to the dealership. The mechanic is a really nice guy and always sorts it out. Like I said I love the bike its nice to ride and is AMAZING on fuel and handles brilliantly
Great video, I was looking at getting my first geared bike, something that'll do 60mph on my 20 miles daily work commute, nice to know after it's run in it should hit closer to the 70mph mark giving some head room. and I don't fancy spending loads on my first geared bike especially when this one looks like a nice tidy bike, ACF50 and maybe a change of sprockets later down the line. thanks for the video
Owned this bike since July, fuel guage is terrible. 128mpg is a lie, can get 300 miles out of a tank if youre lucky, I refil every 180 miles which is 9 litres ish as the fuel guage says its 1 bar even though theres 7 litres left in it. Can't wait to get my A licence and get a branded bike, it's perfect for new riders though.
Good review Chris. You have been criticized by another Lexmoto dealer for giving the bike a bit of a trashing during the running-in period. He states that you should not exceed 40mph for the first 500km and 50mph up to 1500km. I know there are different schools of thought about running a machine in and is it really necessary in this day and age. I ride a Honda SH300i and when I collected the bike, the dealer told me to avoid prolonged periods of full throttle ... and that was it. I know some people think it's good to give the engine a bit of load during the early stages as long as the oil is changed on time. I would be interested to hear your thought about running in.
Lol there is 0% chance of anyone doing the running in process like that the dealer who says that expects a potenchally new rider to put himself or herself in a potenchally dangerouse situation by going slower than the average flow of the traffic the running in process was manly for a 2 stroke as they are more suseptable to bore streaking and presure loss due the streaking a motorbike should use 75%of power for 300 miles and it doesnt matter about burst of full speed aslong as it isnt sustained for long periods of time i would imagine the dealer you are refuring to would probobly be a bit old schooli have pdied and tested must be 5000 bikes now and have never had an issue with my riding style and the longevity of an engine people will always criticise me it is part and parcel of being on youtube if you force people to ride in the way he is sujesting you will never sell bikes thanks for watching sorry for my rants
I usually drive a car but during lockdown boredom and due to the fact I’ve been on furlough for half a year now, I was thinking about getting a motorbike (as I have a license) and maybe doing a bit of food delivery driving. I know scooters are usually used but I was wondering if there was any way to attach a food delivery unit to the back of this bike?
@@Ridingreviews Thank you for the answer sir. I have another question, does it have a air filter? Unfortunately there is not many information on the internet of the motocycle. And also i cant find parts for it, unfortunately in my country there is no dealership. Thank you sir.
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i'm pretty sure this is a video that lots of people wanted lol. nice review
thank you for your support
Looks very nice Isca. Thnx for video.
Thanks for watching
I've been thinking about buying the Isca now for a few weeks. I popped down to the Lexmoto dealer in Mold to see one in the flesh. Very nice indeed and really well finished. The plastics are of a high quality and the bike looked amazing. I'd be more than happy if it would cruise all day at around 55mph which from what I understand it would. I'm a 50 year guy with a full bike licence but haven't ridden a bike in years so this would be perfect for dipping my toes back into motorcycles. What sort of insurance would i be paying (with a clean licence) at my ripe old age. Keep up the great work buddy. Always enjoy your reviews 👍👍
Thanks for your nice comment for you the insurance should be around £200 i would think check out the link in the description you will be able to find out for sure
@@Ridingreviews Thanks for the link. Hopefully normal service will be returned next week after being furloughed for goodness knows how many weeks, and will be able to commit to spending some money on one 💰👍
Just brought this for my first bike. :)
Outstanding review 👏 👌, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching
I have had my isca for about 14 months now and it is a great bike BUT and its a big one the electrics on my bike (can't say its all isca's) have been and still is shockingly bad. First the ignition wires broke. Second the starter motor stopped working. Third was the indicator switch had corroded and was shorting. Forth was the main power wires broke. And finally (up to now) the wire that powers the backlight for the speedo is broke. Yes I have done over 10000 miles in just over a year but have looked after it and had regular servicing at my local dealership along with several new chains and sprockets. Overall its a nice bike to ride but with all the problems I have had I cannot recommend lexmoto and won't have another.
wow that sounds like a lot of wiring issues it is a shame they arnt usually that bad
@@Ridingreviews yea the last one started a week ago but not had time to take it to the dealership. The mechanic is a really nice guy and always sorts it out. Like I said I love the bike its nice to ride and is AMAZING on fuel and handles brilliantly
These bikes wont be exactly the same next year hopefully they have sorted the wireing with the euro 5 lot
Great video, I was looking at getting my first geared bike, something that'll do 60mph on my 20 miles daily work commute, nice to know after it's run in it should hit closer to the 70mph mark giving some head room. and I don't fancy spending loads on my first geared bike especially when this one looks like a nice tidy bike, ACF50 and maybe a change of sprockets later down the line. thanks for the video
Thanks for watching it qould be a good first bike
Do you know where the fuel tap is on this bike?
Efi ones dont have them carb ones under tank lh side
Do you know how I could drain my tank to put fresh petrol in
@@taylorpreston8502 disconect the pipe to the injector and turn ot on and off
Really great video, I'm new here but have been after a bike for the last 9 years! I really would like this one as a first bike
They are good dor a first bike
Liked the review of the lava 125 nice bike thanks
Thanks for watching
Owned this bike since July, fuel guage is terrible. 128mpg is a lie, can get 300 miles out of a tank if youre lucky, I refil every 180 miles which is 9 litres ish as the fuel guage says its 1 bar even though theres 7 litres left in it. Can't wait to get my A licence and get a branded bike, it's perfect for new riders though.
Sorry to hear you had issues the fuel gage can be ajuste it a pain to do but it can be done
Nice bike 👍
Thanks for watching
Good review Chris. You have been criticized by another Lexmoto dealer for giving the bike a bit of a trashing during the running-in period. He states that you should not exceed 40mph for the first 500km and 50mph up to 1500km. I know there are different schools of thought about running a machine in and is it really necessary in this day and age. I ride a Honda SH300i and when I collected the bike, the dealer told me to avoid prolonged periods of full throttle ... and that was it. I know some people think it's good to give the engine a bit of load during the early stages as long as the oil is changed on time. I would be interested to hear your thought about running in.
Lol there is 0% chance of anyone doing the running in process like that the dealer who says that expects a potenchally new rider to put himself or herself in a potenchally dangerouse situation by going slower than the average flow of the traffic the running in process was manly for a 2 stroke as they are more suseptable to bore streaking and presure loss due the streaking a motorbike should use 75%of power for 300 miles and it doesnt matter about burst of full speed aslong as it isnt sustained for long periods of time i would imagine the dealer you are refuring to would probobly be a bit old schooli have pdied and tested must be 5000 bikes now and have never had an issue with my riding style and the longevity of an engine people will always criticise me it is part and parcel of being on youtube if you force people to ride in the way he is sujesting you will never sell bikes thanks for watching sorry for my rants
Hello, how much oil should I put in the engine after an oil change?? Thank you.
it is approx. 1.25l but check with the dipstick
So if you averaged 25mph over a journey technically youd be on the bike for 16hours before the tank ran dry Dont think my old back would be up to it🥴
no try and work out the stats for a 50cc they do 140+mpg with a 17 litre tank almost 650 miles 20.32 hours to run a tank out lol
@@Ridingreviews Now that youd require balls of steel for that run🏍
@@captainaverage721 lol i dont think my back would hold out
do you get any trouble with that L plate on the front? or will they not care..
We have never had any issue with any l plates
I’m 5”7 would I be able to comfortably fit on the bike?
you man not be able to flat foot it on both feet but yes you will be fine
Do these come with cheap nasty tyres from the factory? Cheers.
They come with the tyres from the factory there not the greatest but there also not the worst
Should I get this or the assault which one is easier to ride. As it’s going to be my first bike.
I too am looking at either the Isca or Assault
@@calglen7185 Yeah I want to know which ones easier to ride I'm guessing the isca is but I'm not sure
The isca looks alot more upright to sit on so from experience that's alot more comfortable than leaning over the tank the entire time
I would go with the isca as the front tyre on the assault isnt very good the rest of the bikes are pritty much the same
@@Ridingreviews Ok thanks
I usually drive a car but during lockdown boredom and due to the fact I’ve been on furlough for half a year now, I was thinking about getting a motorbike (as I have a license) and maybe doing a bit of food delivery driving. I know scooters are usually used but I was wondering if there was any way to attach a food delivery unit to the back of this bike?
sorry to hear about you being on furlough for 6 months you can put a delivery box on this usually the attach a piece of wood and then a large box
@@Ridingreviews Im fairness it’s a lot of people’s situation currently! Thanks for the advice chap.
@@haydenralph1862 i have been lucky lots havent
Any ideas on why it Boggs out when you open the throttle in any gear and cuts out when you drop down gears as it’s doing my head in
i would suspect it is the TPS sensor
@@Ridingreviews ok will do.
Basically its a zontes firefly with different stickers lol
Yes but i think it is the same i think lemoto had it first thow lol
Hello. I just buyed the bike. Does it have a oil filter?
No they dont
@@Ridingreviews Thank you for the answer sir. I have another question, does it have a air filter? Unfortunately there is not many information on the internet of the motocycle. And also i cant find parts for it, unfortunately in my country there is no dealership. Thank you sir.
@dominikfoldvari8049 there is an air filter. You can change it for a cone filter
Motorhispania nkr 125cc ESPAÑA
Lo agregaré al título gracias por la información
Just a heads up, the link for Bike Sure doesnt work. 👍
thank you i will sort is it
sorted thank you again
@@Ridingreviews no worries pal
Insurance is £350-500 per month or year?
lol per year
@@Ridingreviews really? OMG 😂 I will buy one of those soon and I was expecting to pay around £2000-2500 per year
@@razvanthebest100 most Chinese bikes are under £2000
What bike is the white one in the back at the beginning??
Yamasaki ym50 re 50cc
@@Ridingreviews so that’s why I couldn’t figure out what kind of Kawasaki it is ...
It’s a Yamasaki..
Thanks
@@flowingwithmilkandhoney8188 yes not a Kawasaki lol
How tall are you? Thinking of getting one and not sure if it would be comfortable for me being 6'4.
Also, on the centre stand, what is the ground clearance from the rear wheel?
Im 5 ft 9 and ground clearance on the centre stand is about 3 inches
Top speed?
65 ish
Km/h?
@@sergio5165 Nah, mph.
yamazaki ym50-rd quero comprar
yamazaki ym50-rd nós não enviaríamos um lá desculpe você poderia comprar um de nós e obter e resolver o seu próprio correio para pegar de nós e entregar a você
@@Ridingreviews quero comprar uma yamazaki ym50-rd e presente pra mim de aniversario 6 de julho .como eu faco mim explica por favor