cpi gtr 150cc review

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Average Ratings
Build quality6.8/10 Based on 11 ratings
Reliability7.2/10 Based on 11 ratings
Value for Money7.3/10
Reviewer Rating7.5/10
Overall Rating7.6/10 Based on 24 ratings
83% Recommended10 out of 12 Reviews

Review of CPI GTR 150cc Scooter

By ChrisDensmore Rank: Corporal on 4th Oct 2005

ChrisDensmore's Ratings
Year Manufactured2005
Length of ownership1 month
Build quality9/10
Reliability9/10
Value for money8/10
Overall value9/10
yes ChrisDensmore's recommendation

Good Points

Great styling and features. Comfortable seating position. Smooth acceleration and good handling. Motorcycle styling with the ease of automatic scooter operation. Bright LED taillight. Effective disk brakes front and rear. Stainless steel (Inox) exhaust system. Castings and detail of design are above par, for the price range.

Bad Points

High price for a Taiwan product. Engine vibration not well dampened. Digital gauges hard to read at night.

General Comments

The CPI GTR 150cc is a good cross between a scooter and a motorcycle. It operates like a modern automatic scooter, but rides, looks, and handles like a conventional motorcycle. The first time I rode it, I was reminded of riding a horse. You sit rather upright, instead of being bent over a fuel tank as on many sport bikes.
The top speed is around 55 or 60 mph, which is not very impressive for a modern 150cc. With the large diameter tires, the acceleration is also not very impressive. Both are just adequate. Time will tell if breaking in and alterations will yield better performance.

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5 Comments on Review by ChrisDensmore for CPI GTR 150cc Scooter


  1. asf on 14th May 2006

    yes the gtr is very very good but its more than adaquate because its only 50 cc not 150

  2. ralphsr Rank: Lance Corporal on 1st Apr 2007

    I have the 150 version and I love it. Wish the fuel tank was bigger and had a fuel gauge, but love the ride and the sporty look.

  3. zsfdfhsfzfgxg on 6th Apr 2007

    Where can you buy the 150cc model. I have searched on the internet, but I can't seem to find it. Can people tell me where they got theirs, or if they know of anywhere in England I can buy one (preferably around London)? Thanks.

  4. Lotuspete Rank: Lance Corporal on 15th Aug 2007

    I disagree with this review because...

    This bike only comes in 50cc

  5. adamd13 on 20th Jul 2008

    In AMERICA..... this bike comes in the 150cc model more than the 50cc model, but both are available in the US, from what I've read and seen on videos the 150cc model is probably not available in England or overseas, just depends where you live so maybe theres no 150cc by you.