Yamaha Xmax 300 after 40,000km review.

[@petertay3214]

Thanks for the review. I am considering the Xmax and your videos help a lot !

[@FizoTravel]

@@petertay3214 My pleasure bro, glad it help, Have fun with your new Xmax and ride safe, See you around.

[@haridaspillay]

Thanks for another great vblog, bro! How about riding an older Class 2 bike like the Pan European, FJR or GTR Concourse? Should be cheaper to buy and more comfortable for your long distance touring. Also more power. 😃

[@FizoTravel]

@@haridaspillay Good options and suggestions, I was actually looking at used Fjr. But still considering other options. Slightly nimble bigger bike will be nice for overseas country roads.

[@mervineng9804]

Another great video!! I love your knowledge about scooters, there isn't many reviews/content about scooters. Most people don't really associate scooters with a motorcycle. But i'm glad your content focus on scooters coz they are just so practical, everyday work horse. I finally changed my tricity 125 to a forza 300 now! I agree that xmax 300 is the cheapest to maintain. Seems like suzuki burgman 400 is the only 2A scooter with rear monoshock.

[@FizoTravel]

Thanks bro..I love scooters man….just sharing abit what i know about scooters…btw are u happy with the Forza? Forza engine is smooth. The Burgman model really needed updating, yeah the 400cc is cool with monoshock.

[@mervineng9804]

@@FizoTravel Yupp! Very happy with the forza 300. It's just the stationary vibrations worst than 2B scooter and maintenance cost about 30% more than xmax. The good thing is lesser poison and accessories to mod HAHA. But after 30km/h engine is smooth and very comfortable.

[@FizoTravel]

@@mervineng9804 Ya man even the newer 350cc engine also vibrate when idling, but it is still a good engine though be it the 300cc and 350cc, ya Honda parts are slightly more expensive than Yamaha but atleast it is not as expensive as Sym and Kymco

[@bulgozee]

40000km in less than 2 years is epic! Great video bro. 😁

[@FizoTravel]

Haha yes, the Xmax makes me want to ride alot! Thanks for watching bro.👍🏼

[@awfullymade.943]

Hi Fizo, its nice hearing your journey and stories in this video. You did mention about it being stock and lasting long. What are your thoughts on non-stock builds with casual/responsible riding habits? Do you think its a bad idea? Hope to hear more from you! +1 Subscriber.

[@FizoTravel]

Hi there, first of all thank you for the sub, I can’t confirm about being stock equal to long lasting, but what i can say is i always maintain the wear and tear parts stock, especially the CVT parts. For casual responsible riding i feel that moderate modifications is enough such as better suspension and braking. Engine mods or Cvt mods is not needed in my opinion. Do have fun with your Xmax if u have one or planning to get one. Good choice scooter.👍🏼

[@bernardlow672]

Hey bro Fizo, I'm looking to buy a pre-owned xmax. Can I check what I should look out for? TIA! And keep up the good work! 👍🏻

[@FizoTravel]

Hi Bernard, buying a used Xmax is a good idea as Xmax replacement parts is readily available and reasonable price if there are any replacement parts needed, However try look for a low mileage unit and also best if the unit is as stock condition as possible in the engine area. Happy Xmax hunting bro👍🏼

[@quraisy80]

Bro should make the video longer too short. But great info and knowledge obtain on xmax.🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@FizoTravel]

Hopefully in future i will try make it longer..ya personally after rewatching this i felt that i could have cover some other things about the bike in this video😀👍🏼

[@cool_breeze_actual9643]

Awesome video. Looking to buy an xmax soon. Thanks for confirming my choice. Ride safe friend.

[@FizoTravel]

You’re Welcome my friend, Good Choice…Thanks for watching and Ride safe.

[@AceMan6996]

Thank you Bro. Good job 👍🏻

[@FizoTravel]

Thanks bro 🙏🏻👍🏼

[@Hinzypro]

Xmax win in Singapore!💯💥

[@FizoTravel]

Yeah bro 💪

[@josephgeorgeejr7039]

That bike is in absolutely amazing condition for being that many miles, unreal!! Look at the honda nc750x the 2023 2024 looks very good!!

[@FizoTravel]

It’s easy and cheap to maintain too, oil change every 3000-5000km (Singapore Climate) and Cvt belt set change every 20k-30k km. Do enjoy it if you have one.👍🏼

[@zhi2228]

I noticed that your mileage and fuel consumption are 33 km/l, whereas mine is around 28 km/l. I purchased my vehicle in June 2022, and the current mileage is 31,000 km. I feel like my consumption is a bit high compared to yours.

[@FizoTravel]

Maybe try go easier on throttle when you accelerate brother..alot of factors can causes it to vary…mine at best i can get 38km/l

[@JoaoPalhinha9]

which is the best tyre in terms of grip in dry and wet, in your opinion?

[@FizoTravel]

For scooter? Michelin City Grip 2 follow by Continental Contiscoot. Cheers.

[@JoaoPalhinha9]

@@FizoTravel yup for xmax. Have you tried the pirelli angel scoot? any thoughts on them compared to the 2 you recommended?

[@FizoTravel]

@JoaoPalhinha9 Yup i tried, it’s a ok tyre but it need sometimes to warm up. Unlike the Michelin and Continental where it grip well start from cold. But one good thing about Pirelli Angel is the tyre last quite long before wearing off.

[@Watson2108]

Just get the City Grip 2. Great grip, I ride like a hooligan, I should know. Rear lasts 14k km, front almost 30k.

[@slobo_k.2106]

Did you try zontes 350e

[@FizoTravel]

Not yet bro, Hope to try it someday 👍🏼

[@slobo_k.2106]

Whats fuel consumption city, highway

[@FizoTravel]

For me 34-35Km/L if i keep below 110km/h….City riding 32-34km/L

[@ku71111]

Nak beli xmax pun dah dekat harga 29k dah..sayang duit

[@FizoTravel]

Kat Malaysia Xmax tgh mcm pisang goreng panas tu sebab mahal..cuba cari second yg harga ok dtg dgn accessories lagi puas hati.