SYM Wolf Classic 150

[wolf kid]

Does anyone knw where I could get thoes cool looking yellow or white rear shokes becouse they look awsome

[wolf kid]

Hi I would like to know is the bike worth 3.000 greens and is the engine and the transmission reliable from the wolf owners. Thanks

[tshelver]

Originally Posted by JerryH

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I would not go with a Ninja 250 for your wife unless she is sure about it. They have an extremely uncomfortable riding position, and feel top heavy. I don't know how tall she is, but a 250cc cruiser might be a better fit. If she fits, a Rebel will easily maintain near 80 mph all day. If it is to small, the TU250, or V-Star 250 are also good bikes, but again, if you have a flat out on the road on one, you've pretty much lost your shot at the SS1000. I have done 2 SS1000s, both on a Vulcan 750, which has shaft drive, tubeless tires, and a centerstand.

Have you actually ridden a Ninja 250, at least the older model? Much more of a standard bike riding position. I commuted 320 miles a day on one for a while, the biggest issue was the soft saddle.

Personally, I detest the standard cruiser riding position. Apart from being hard on the back on bumpy roads, it prevents riders from learning to use their bodies and legs to cushion bumps and take corners better.

On principle, I would never put a new rider on a cruiser.

[MaineScoot]

Originally Posted by JerryH

I am beginning to think the wolf and Symba are made by completely different manufacturers than SYM scooters. There is some connection between SYM and Lance, and Lance used to be one of the cheap Chinese scooter brands. The current Lance Cali Classic scooter says Lance in it, but many of the parts are stamped SYM, and come in boxes that have SYM written on them.

The connection is that Lance is the US Distributer for SYM. Through their Alliance division. Even before they were the SYM Distributer the Cali Classic was a re-badged SYM.

[pumps]

Not trying to hijack this thread but regarding the EX250 Ninja. I'm 50 and rode one for a few years. It's a blast at 70 MPG and it would do 100mph. Regarding the seating position, I've had back surgery and I was ok. I did get some riser from Motorcycle Larry I think and put on . It was a very fun bike. It's light too. I would buy another in a heartbeat....if I had room! Go over to the 250 forum and check it out. https://www.ninja250.org/

[klxmack]

This bike has the best fit and finish in the entry level class bar none.

[Goofy1]

Originally Posted by klxmack

This bike has the best fit and finish in the entry level class bar none.

Can we call this bike the <250cc class or tiddler rather than "entry level"? I''ve been riding for about 54 years and the bike appeals to my nostalgic nature. Had big bikes; still do; but the hp lust is long gone.