MaccaDbig:Hi Guys and Girls, I am new to the scooter would and am wondering if the JiaJue scooters good value for money as I mechanically minded on small engines and would do all repairs and servicing my self. Would it be possible to get 105kmph out of the 150cc if broken in properly? For example proper servicing, changing any cheap parts ie hoses/airfilters etc.
Certainly the price of the JiaJue scooters is attractive, but the performance of their 150cc scooters (top speed 90-95 km/h) is woeful compared with the likes of many smaller engine Taiwanese, European or Japanese scoots.
I've ridden a current model Honda Lead 100cc that was able to easily reach 90 km/h, the likes of the Bug Agility 125, Vmoto Monaco 125, Bowell Jet 100, Bolwell VS125, Yamaha BeeWee 100, Vespa LX125 despite their smaller engines would all perform better and all come with a FULL warranty not just a partial parts warranty from an e-Bay supplier......... If you read the full warranty conditions of the JiaJue, some major parts only have a 6 month parts warranty and some parts are not covered at all, such as piston rings, bearings, clutch, drive belt etc!
Personally, if money is a major consideration, I would prefer to buy a used quality scoot rather than touch an e-Bay "no-name" scooter with uncertain quality and/or parts supply.