Husky is for santai2 only
On climbing, it’ll be a challenge for anyone who’s overweight lulz
But it’s a solid scooter la, taiwanese people abuse it on a daily basis and still can be used
SYM Husky, any comment about this scooter?
SYM Husky, any comment about this scooter?
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Nov 10 2025, 08:40 AM
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Husky is for santai2 only
On climbing, it’ll be a challenge for anyone who’s overweight lulz But it’s a solid scooter la, taiwanese people abuse it on a daily basis and still can be used |
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Nov 10 2025, 09:19 AM
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QUOTE(JustForFun @ Nov 10 2025, 09:10 AM) Sym international models are not exactly the same as those sold in Sym Taiwan. If you look up the Husky you would find all Chinese content made only in China, likely not sold in Taiwan itself. To know how reliable the chinese-made husky, you’ll need to test it in a real world conditions. I dont own a husky, and definitely i am not bias towards the bike. But, I know they are good. Some of my friends have husky and they use it on a daily basis if possible. And also they have just completed another round of borneo trip (kk-brunei-kuching-brunei-kk). So, seeing it first hand on how reliable it is, one tend to say good things about them. Albeit the smaller cc la.One good example would be the Sym Naga 155 recently launched, there are two variants of it. The one in Taiwan (called MMBCU) is the best-selling scooter in Taiwan for years, and comes with a 158cc engine. The one sold in ASEAN + China come with 150cc and are made in China by Xiashing Motorcycle, and there are plenty of comparisons between them in China with the Taiwanese version coming out on top, of course price is also about 10K yuan more expensive. China variants typically have worse QC, even though they are somehow still more reliable, likely the R&D is done within Taiwan or at least had to go through some approval process in headquarter. This post has been edited by maxpudding: Nov 10 2025, 09:42 AM |
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