Yamaha Nmax Turbo - My first ride review!

If looking for a review on the new 2025 Nmax Turbo and chasing an English review or pretty close to it -Look no further.
Purchase this little beast a few days back and here to tell you how good it really is.

[Vlogs_w_Lilly]

Hey warro, I’ve been watching you’re videos for around 6 months and they have changed my life. I’m thinking about purchasing the n max for a while now and this clip clip has been very helpful, last this just wondering if you can give me a shoutout in your next video so I can show my friends and family how amazing your clips are.

Thanks Lilly

[dondle]

Looks like a really good bargain, lovely colour too.

[johnlee]

Great intro on the Nmax. Whats the ride like? I recently test rode a 2023 Xmax 300 and it was awful, felt every bump in the road.

[michaelevans]

Sounds like a pretty impressive little scoot! Look forward to what she’ll do when you’ve broken her in.

[jhogun]

Hey Warro, great videos! Is the engine capable of running 80km/h non stop for 2 hours?

[norsehall]

G'day Warro, hope you have a lot of fun on your new bike, and keep safe mate, cheers, Neil.

[stevesane]

Wow Warro, nice blue colour too! Looks the business.
I'm still digging the Suzuki though. That's my favourite out of the whole lot.
I wish you could show us the bash plate you fitted & where from... please 🤙
If I was into scooters, yep I'd definitely get this.

[sputnik]

How would this go for a 6'1 120kg rider?

[ruahinesrider]

Front Indicators are in much more visible place over previous model.

[pauljam]

Great to hear your thoughts on the new Nmax. They've certainly made some significant improvements over a number of areas. Love the new, sharper looks, the new info screen and that they've improved the suspension which seemed to be a common complaint of the prior versions.
I've got a Honda ADV150 for suburban commuting that I've had for almost 3 years and love it. But since Honda Australia no longer sell them would certainly consider the new Nmax 155 as a front runner if I had to replace my ADV.
Love the sky blue colour too. Look forward to hearing more of your thoughts as you continue to ride

[trkulja]

Hi warro, love the channel. Have you had a chance to take this up any hills yet? Wondering how it handles steep inclines.

[kennethheldreich]

Sounds like a great buy mate, lovely colour I'm sure you'll have some good fun on it👍🇬🇧🏍🙂

[alexcostache]

Hello! Thanks for the tips in terms of throttle for the break in, didn't even considered it until now :)) I'm planing to buy one in my country (125cc) and i have one question, does it have a passing light switch? Also, how is the short beam and long beam on this scooter, is it good enough? Thank you!

[Dazky]

hey Warro, looks good that blue color, there should be a suspension damper in the frame somewhere just forward of the back wheel under the seat that is a new addition as well . And the shift button can also be used off throttle to speed up the engine break effect of the belt. let us know how good that works in the next video would be great. Give it a run at night somewhere really dark and test out the new high beam spotlight, have not seen anyone show this in a video yet.

[johnnoe]

Great value scooter that looks neat too, I see the new Xmax300 has a few new features & colors …
Thanks for the video.

[findingneutral]

Cool looking and fun sounding scooter. I really like the redesign on the lighting. Blends in very well. Nice color 👌.

[annonymous]

If you only had AUD$7000 budget
Would you buy a Nmax or vstrom 250cc ?

[frankseymour]

Nice bike and great review and comparison. Thanks for the video.

[superwag]

Which one rides better? Xmax 300 or nmax155 ignoring the power difference. I mean like suspension, manoeuvre ring around, moving it in garage, maybe carrying a pillion for a short ride etc

[superwag]

Nice bike. Good for lazy riding around town.
The Suzuki vstrom is a good dirt road tourer, and both are in the same registration bracket in Victoria and sa. Sa charges $280 registration per year for under 250cc. Perfect for a scoot to work