Teyin Falcon 200 Review, 160 Miles

[@LittleMissIssues]

Yes! That is a really nice looking bike!! I recently purchased a Lance Cabo 125, wow, that's a lot of fun there! Happy Ridin!!

[@ledgic1317]

I have a vitacci 150cc and it's a blast to drive . I have that same 48l trunk as well. Your bike looks real good

[@dylanjones7234]

Nice seeing a Vitacci owner do you have the spark or the clash 200? Both are amazing I have the clash and it’s so fun to ride

[@NBA2KGod23]

My dad is handing his down to me. I know, lucky!!! It's almost brand new and I'll have it my February. Thanks for the video. I hope you can make a more in depth video, I.e. miles per tank, maintenance, etc.

[@michaelwatkins1415]

Great review I'm buying mine that's just like that one today!! Thanks dawg

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Good luck! :)

[@upminer6162]

Nice bike! On the oil capacity... I ordered an adapter for my 150 that lets you use a vespa oil filter and increases your oil capacity. It works well for $50

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Thank you for the comment. I never heard about it and will take a look at this. Otherwise, just more frequent oil changes will do the trick. The funny thing is that the oil capacity didn't increase, but they did increase the interval compared with what my 50cc scooter had. I will stick to my every 1000 mile oil change. Thank you for the comment!

[@STBRetired1]

I've been trying hard to narrow down which scooter to buy. I like the Tank but it has no foot room. My next choice is the Vitacci Force. I see on your Falcon that you can have your feet flat or up on the sides - that's what I'm looking for. Thanks for posting the video to let us prospective buyers see these things. My next worry is Vitacci a better brand and construction than the Dong Fang type scooters? That oil capacity does worry me since the engine is air cooled it must also rely on the oil to cool it too. Same oil capacity on the 150 as on the 50 doesn't make sense. I see you bought from Red Fox. That encourages me there, too. By the way, I'm over in Syracuse, NY. It would be nice if there were some scooter clubs around like there are for the GROM riders.

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Thank you for the comment! About the scooter club… it will have to be a Chinese Scooter Club 😂. I don’t think we would fit in with Yamahas and Vespas 😅😅😂

[@Lincolnator721]

My mom has a 1972 Kawasaki 90, it can do 70 mph on a good day and gets 85-100 MPG. Unfortunately, it runs but needs parts to make it safe to drive. Parts are extremely difficult to find for it

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

I can imagine it will be more and more difficult finding parts for a 50+ year old bike :)

[@slavakotov4717]

What the "visible place" mean? Visible from where? Space?

[@babybirkin7718]

Can you make another in depth video on this scooter?! I just placed my order recently!

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

I think you will like it :). I will do some reviews on it in the future and keep everyone posted on breakdowns :)

[@markloris4545]

I've had my Falcon 200 since April 2021 from Redfoxpowersports. I couldn't be more pleased with this wide body scooter. It reaches 62 mph in 20 secs.and has been a pleasure to ride with its reliability. Just make sure after you put it together(simple to do...just follow the video from Redfox falcon 200) to drain oil and replace with a good 5w 30w Castrol regular oil and after 200 miles I've been useing full Castrol synthetic 5w 30w. And ALWAYS use non ethanol gas 91 octane...I also put 1 ounce of Stabil in tank before I fill up....that's just to make sure it takes care of ethanol if it is in the 91 premium- THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT for a long life, because ethanol will gum up jets and bowls in carb....and scooter will be hard to start. Good luck if you want to ask any questions about this scooter, holler scooter friend !!!! Mark

[@rcrotorfreak]

Where you bought it from?

[@Solventless2024]

@@markloris4545 Gy6 engines dont need 91 octane says on the engines 87 octane only.

[@thelagmeister]

Nice lookin bike.

[@clay-r15]

Is this one EFI? There's a 200 EFI one I've been looking at that's a clone of the honda click, I've been wanting a honda click ever since I had one in the Philippines but you cant get them in America so I figured I might as well get a clone. A carbed gy6 chinese bike doesn't worry me because parts are easy to get and they're easy to work on but a new fi bike from china with not too many parts floating around makes me a little nervous.

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

This is carburetor bike. However, I replaced the original carb because it comes with most adjustments capped. I use my scooter in the winter, so the air/fuel mix must be adjustable for me. But the carburetor cost around $24, so no big investment.

[@deidredorsey1326]

I appreciate your Review. I am planning on purchasing one this week. Is there any place in NY you could recommend me going to?

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Not really. I ordered mine from online. Here is the link to their store www.redfoxpowersports.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw4c-ZBhAEEiwAZ105RZPKw82zKc-dmg0e1rdHNaf2iIHL4Z0vAuJ98G94O4pQr_ZhEAGy7xoCz1sQAvD_BwE

[@matthewvannoy7102]

Thanks for the video

[@srob4u]

I'm 6ft2 220lbs do you think this bike would accommodate my size and weight

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

I just checked the bike’s manual, and maximum loading weight is 340 lbs. Also, as a full size scooter, you should have plenty of room. Good luck! 😊

[@Capr1999]

I order this an been having so much problems. You definitely have to modify to get the best of this one. The original battery sucks, the brakes waste quick. Only thing that is really good for me is the tank it last me days. I feel like is so cheap Im tired of fixing something and something else come up.

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

I have been pretty much problem free besides odometer fix and muffler weld. 1500 miles at this moment. Good luck.

[@U2cantrustme]

How many miles before brakes needed replaced on yours? Other Pro's and cons?

[@Capr1999]

@@U2cantrustmeabout 14000 only had it for about 4 months , other than being pretty good on gas i don’t find other good things, if you change the brake they so good last 2 weeks after i change it they are so reliable but i expected them to be, sit is uncomfortable for me or passengers do to dip in the middle of the sit this may vary depending on weight….

[@ericsherman4181]

@@bikesandoutdoors3616 How do you fix the odometers? I see so many say they are not accurate

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@@ericsherman4181 I just tested my speedo again, and it turns out it was off by only 2-3 miles, and I can accept that. You cannot fix it really. You can just make some markings on your dash if you want to, so you can know how fast you are going.

[@garyschiefelbein5221]

Do you still like the Falcon?Any problems develope?

[@MrFrost1227]

Do you happen to know where the headlight relay is located on this scooter 😁

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Not sure. My only guess is maybe under the headlight cover plastic.

[@cjgamble9666]

Do u think u can comfortable ride 2 people on this bike and keep up with traffic going around 40 to 50 mph

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

I think so, depending on the weight of the riders. I had a passenger for a short 3 mile ride and scooter didn't really feel the difference. 40-50 is the scooter's comfort zone. On higher speeds the air drag would probably become an issue since the passenger is sitting much higher than driver due to the seat design. Also, even though it's highway legal, highway is not in the scooter's comfort zone since the cruise speed is around 50 mph. Yes, 60 mph is possible, but you would lose some speed at every incline, and getting to that top speed would take time. And probably not very healthy mechanically for your scooter.

[@cjgamble9666]

Thank u ive ordered a bike similar to yours because of your reviews of this bike they've help alot thank u i have one more question have been able to go past 60 mph with just you riding on the bike

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@@cjgamble9666 I had it briefly at 62 mph by speedometer By GPS I would guess it would be somewhere around 58-60 mph. That speed would not be maintained easily as a slightest incline would take away from it. It has a reliable cruise at 50-55 on relatively flat roads. Steeper inclines would eat into that cruising speed as well. You may try to play with roller weights, since stock rollers will not allow the engine go passed 7000 rpm. In my case I'm ok with 50-55 mph and engine rpm staying in the lower range. The roads where I use my scooter are in 40-55 range. I have been on a highway on it by accident, and it did fine, although reaching 65 mph was achieved only on downhills. In general, I always pick local roads.

[@Orlin_does_stuff]

Yes, absolutely. I weight almost 300 pounds, and I give rides to my daughter, who weights around 100 pounds. The scooter has no issues with both of us. It has tremendous torque, lots of resource and is very stable. The seating is comfortable. And when she tried on her own, she handled it perfectly.

[@cjgamble9666]

@@Orlin_does_stuff thank u whats your top speed been so far with just u on the bike and do u think it has enough speed to handle a highway of about 60 miles per hour

[@garyschiefelbein5221]

Do you still own the Falcon?Still like it and have any problems developed? Thx

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

It's a deep winter here in New York, and I used it during the snow days already. Daily rider, I commute with it to my school bus garage and back. Approaching 2000 miles. I want to make a full review, but now we dip again to 15F and I want warmer weather for that, so I can wear lighter clothes :). 2 problems: 1: Odometer, which is on video. 2: Had to weld a muffler mount which cracked. In the next review will talk about these things. I also replaced few things that did not fail, but I just wanted them replaced, like carburetor. I need to be able to adjust the air/fuel mixture to compensate for cold weather in winter. The stock carburetor is capped, so I replaced with the one with open adjustments. Still love it, Thank you for the comment! :)

[@markloris4545]

You know what I think....3500 miles of trouble free scooting. Like the individual that made video, if you do preventive maintenence and don't ignore your scooter...it will last ?????? That's the key !!!!

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@@markloris4545 Every day I use it, sometimes it's too cold for battery, and I use kick start and starting fluid to start it. So far I'm ok, even in -10C. Full review is coming :).

[@christophermoore2126]

What company did you order your scooter from

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Red Fox Power Sports

[@Solventless2024]

I have a 150cc lancer eagle it does 60mph so i know that 168cc will do 70mph.

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Not necessarily. If they just increased the engine size, meaning more power, that means the scooter will accelerate faster and have more pull on uphills., If the gearing and max RPM on the engine is not changed, the max speed will be the same.

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@carmine redd I just had to adjust my Speedo markings as it was off target by 17%

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@carmine redd 😜

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@carmine redd Haha, I need to adjust mine the other way... :)))) On a serious note, with my speedo adjusted by GPS, I would say the cruising speed will be around 50mph on mine. By manual, max speed is 55mph.

[@taylorv817]

Is that scooter fuel injected?

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

No. It uses a regular carburetor with electronic choke. Since I use the scooter in winter, I replaced the carburetor with one that allows air/fuel mixture adjustments.

[@taylorv817]

@@bikesandoutdoors3616 topspeed roughly 65mph?

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

@@taylorv817 Top 62, cruising 55mph

[@taylorv817]

@@bikesandoutdoors3616 nice planning to get something similar for short trips non freeway

[@pukilus7570]

о, братан, у тебя новый мопед, поздравляю. в кредит брал?

[@bikesandoutdoors3616]

Стоимость скутера составляла 1600 долларов. Без кредита. У него двигатель объемом 168 куб.см, так что это уже не мопед :)

[@orustusamunade8936]

Only 60mph huh, I'm doing 85mph easy on a flat surface no hills

[@eddiebanks6704]

Cap