I can't wait until these get here. I will probably go with the red one or the black one. Actually, I hope that Honda stops being absurd and starts importing them into the US again.
This is about time we get this in US. I have been looking for a brand new 4 stroke 50. Didnt want to buy old US honda's such as cub or Passport 90 etc. I travelled to Tokyo, Japan motor cycle shopping district near Ueno and inquire about their Yamaha & Honda version of 50 cc (commercial), and 70 cc (with two passenger seat). They told me that they can deliver it to the port for free. After that it will be my headache. Well, the biggest headache I have is how to make them USA street legal!!!! Chinese are smart. They are hitting the iron while it is hot. They have flooded US scooter market with cheap reliable scooters which they have learned from Japan. I cant wait to buy one of those Sym.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Pete Mackintosh of SYM at the 2009 Dealer Expo about the new Symba. Check out what he said and new photos/video of the USA production spec Symba at:
I can't wait until these get here. I will probably go with the red one or the black one. Actually, I hope that Honda stops being absurd and starts importing them into the US again.
ReplyDeleteI would rather have a Honda than a SYM.
Can we purchase it in Spain. If so, please mail to: ibermotor@yahoo.com
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This is about time we get this in US. I have been looking for a brand new 4 stroke 50. Didnt want to buy old US honda's such as cub or Passport 90 etc.
ReplyDeleteI travelled to Tokyo, Japan motor cycle shopping district near Ueno and inquire about their Yamaha & Honda version of 50 cc (commercial), and 70 cc (with two passenger seat). They told me that they can deliver it to the port for free. After that it will be my headache. Well, the biggest headache I have is how to make them USA street legal!!!!
Chinese are smart. They are hitting the iron while it is hot. They have flooded US scooter market with cheap reliable scooters which they have learned from Japan.
I cant wait to buy one of those Sym.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYou can actually pre order a sym symba now. Go to scooterstation.com and check out the showroom. They are taking pre orders....
I had the pleasure of speaking with Pete Mackintosh of SYM at the 2009 Dealer Expo about the new Symba. Check out what he said and new photos/video of the USA production spec Symba at:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.scooter-news.com/index.php/news/1-latest/173-2009-dealer-expo-sym-symba
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Ryan Carden