it's just not about power, needs to be also heavy, cos the wind burst made by big trucks and buses also are factors to consider.

@@stanleyvillanueva3343 agree! 400cc is reasonable. But below, i don't think so. Isa pang disadvantage, mas maraming makakapasok na motor sa NLEX. Pag naddrive ka ng 4 wheels sa nlex at maraming kasabay na motor. isipin palang, nangingilo na ako. Takaw alsidente yun.

Recomended ba si ninja 400 sa daily ..planning to buy😊

dipo ako agree kasi po baka maging taniman po ng kamote ang expressway

@@stanleyvillanueva3343 Big vehicles aren’t exclusive to the Philippines. US Freeways and Interstates have a higher speed limit, anywhere from 104km/h to 136 km/h, than any highway in the Philippines and have big rigs pulling tandem trailers, the small bikes handle the gust of wind just fine.

Actually po one time before the Global Pandemic arose to harm us, I was driving a van going to exit at Luisita, Tarlac SCTEX. Voila! Yamaha XMax300 with a loud exhaust muffler, passing by to exit also to Tarlac from the SCTEX, I was sure it was a XMax 300 because I had test-ridden one before, courteousy of a friend here in our province. The Scooter I saw made the exit at the toll without anyone checking nor reprimanding the rider and the bike.

imho thats a plus if you want something nice and somewhat low-key on two wheels and as a sportbike/dualsport enthusiast, I really see the appeal of maxi scooters

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anlaki ng problema no kung hindi integrated ang signal light. Whew.

Asa

Walang masyadong kamote sa California. Papasukin mo 150cc sa expressway sa Pinas, panigurado kakalat ang laman, bituka at... sasabihin ko sana utak kaso walang ganyan ang mga kamote. Kaya nope, wag mo i kumpara.

Sir 400cc nakalagay sa ORCR mo?

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Merville? :)