2015 Honda Forza Review HD

A little bit of everything. That’s the way Honda wants you to think about its Forza scooter. For those not needing the heft and power of the Silver Wing, but still want to scoot about with a little more gusto than the PCX150, the $5,599 Forza is Honda’s answer. Equipped with a 279cc liquid-cooled Single and plenty of storage space, the Forza is the ideal commuter. For a select few, it could even serve as a person’s only motorized vehicle. Let’s dig deeper into what makes it tick. The first thing you notice when hopping aboard the Forza is the need to lift your leg over the center tunnel. A true step-through scooter design this is not, however it’s low 28.2-inch seat height is accessible by almost anyone. You sit long and low in the Forza, almost in cruiser-like fashion. The footwells extend and swoop towards the front tire, giving the rider the option to sit upright or kick their legs up like a recliner. There’s a tradeoff for this relaxed seating position however – the ubiquitous grocery bag hook doesn’t exist on the Forza. Instead, you get two cubby holes just below the bars, the left one is huge, lockable and also features a convenient 12-volt power outlet for charging a device. Meanwhile, the right one is just the right size for holding a wallet and a set of keys. honda forza honda forza 300 honda forza 300 review honda forza 2015 honda forza 125 honda forza 300 top speed honda forza review honda forza 250 honda forza scooter honda forza top speed honda forza 300 vs kawasaki j300 honda forza 2015 review 2015 honda forza 2015 honda forza 300 2015 honda forza 300 review 2015 honda forza 125 2015 honda forza review 2015 honda forza 300 scooter 2015 honda forza 125 top speed 2015 honda forza 125 review customlifenet Subscribe Nelson66ru Moto R AutoMotoTube Air Vision Which Bike overracingprojects