Sym Wolf Classic 150 OWNER OPINIONS

[motormike]

Please share any information pertaining to the SYM WOLF Classic 150...
I am seriously considering the purchase of a NEW Wolf Classic in order to fill the vacancy left by my NS50F.
The NS50F became too uncomfortable for my bones after about 10-15 minutes,
and I normally want to stay aboard for a few hours when I go out to carve the twisty roads.
The obvious position difference between the two bikes is anticipated to allow longer stints aboard.

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[ped]

nice standard.

[bfowler]

The MSF course I took 3 weeks ago had a few of these bikes brand new. I didn't get a chance to ride it but I talked to the guy who was riding one and he said he didn't like it. The bikes were brand new but throughout the course it always had problems (died often, choke was weird). He also had it wasn't very comfortable and the shifting was strange. But he was a new rider and that could affect his opinion. Just thought I'd share!

[motormike]

The MSF throughout the course it always had problems (died often, choke was weird). He also had it wasn't very comfortable and the shifting was strange.

Okay bfowler, thanx...
I took mine out today for the first time and can relate to the complaint of "died often"...
but I really think that can be remedied in time..
It improved as the ride progressed.
The "comfort" level was a big PLUS however, and I say that because I was on an NS50F prior to choosing this Sym.
I see no problem staying in the saddle of the Sym for hours.
Shifting has it's funny little quirk from FIRST gear to SECOND, but that has to do with passing through the neutral gate.
Probably just have to get a FEEL for that.
Overall, first day is a WIN for me......

[motormike]

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Second day tallied up 100 miles,
and that noted tendancy to "die often" did not happen even once today...
I tried to fit some nice Napoleon bar-end mirrors, but the clutch lever hit the left one, and the throttle tube
did not permit a very good fitment on the other side...
At least the OEM mirrors are highly effective.

[ped]

Hi MM.
the wolf looks like really fun ride. and I think they maybe coming out with a 300cc BBK. that will make it even sweeter
I'm going to stick with my morphous for now.

[Dio89Elite]

Another purdy lil bike there MrMotorMike Ride On!

[paulpauly7]

nice bike ugly muffler dont get me wrong i like the bike just not that muffler setup

[Dio89Elite]

^lol. ok. he's right. change the muffler!

[Wheelman-111]

Greetings:

Heed not the nay-sayers, Mike o' th' Motor. The classic Pea-Shooter Triumph muffler reincarnated looks just fine on that vintage-styled scooter.

[ped]

+1. I say keep the classic look.

[Wheelman-111]

Greetings:

Is the British Racing Green one yours? What other colors do they make?

[motormike]

Greetings:

Is the British Racing Green one yours? What other colors do they make?

Yes Wheelie, I chose the green specifically, and drove 4 hours to get one that color.
The choices are White, Red, Black, and one that is a combo of Red/White/Black.
All very smart, but I have long been a fan of BRG,
and decided that it would be a rare chance to have one of that color since it is not very common.
They actually call it Hunter Green...meh...
That muffler is pretty ugly, admittedly, but the Triumph homage was done well...
I have found the Taiwan connection to parts and accessories = http://www.scooterseals.com/

[motormike]

Capital of Tennessee, @ Nashville, looking south through the Bi-Centennial Mall.

[motormike]

What about a honda grom?

Yeah,...the Grom is no doubt fun...
However,
a. I wanted to stay away from scooter-class tires
b. I wanted to avoid jumping on the band-wagon...(non-conformist)
c. I wanted to stay away from scooter-class tires....