It also has a wide range of colors to choose from including New Burgundy, Matte Green, Matte Black, Magenta, Purple, Yellow.ĭespite being the most affordable model in the Mio lineup, the Mio Sporty is decently equipped with features such as halogen headlamp and tail lamp, and analog gauges. Price ranges affordably from P66,900 to P67,900. Currently, the Yamaha Mio Sporty is being offered in two variants, a Standard and a Euro 3 variant. In fact, scooters in automatic transmission have topped sales charts with 577,722 units sold last 2018, and the entire Mio lineup surely played a significant role on those numbers for being the number one AT in the Philippines since 2007. Notably, scooters have been a compelling option, given its esteemed traits as to fuel efficiency and easy drivability. The Yamaha Mio Sporty 115 is a scooter that wins the hearts of most Filipino motorcycle buyers of today. I'm close to reaching 6000kms, Im already at 5867kms.View All 17 Photos Yamaha Mio Sporty 115 Overview I can't seem to find one in the entire Dagupan Area. Still looking for Maxim Maxum 4 Extra 15w50.
I like how my motorcycle is performing now than ever. and that I can reach top speed faster unlike when I was using Yamalube and Motul brand oils. After I changed the oil to Maxima, I noticed that my mio handling is much smoother now. At 4000kms, I already changed to Maxima Maxum 4 Extra 15w50 (I was given a sample bottle by Sir Bernard during our meet). I met Maxima Oils Philippines Marketing Man, Sir Bernard Advincula here in Dagupan when he was scouting for potential distributors of his top notch Maxima Oil. Had my bikes oil changed again, still used Yamalube. My bike experienced its 1st ever tune up from the dealer. During the early morning engine preheat period, 1 push of the electric starter is already enough to let your bike run. All I can say is that the improvement in my Mio's performance is very noticeable. Switched back to Yamalube, and had Denso Iridium iuf24 installed. Like I said I followed the manual, not knowing that changing oils every 300 or 500kms is better specially during the break in period. Since I didn't know much about motorcycle I decided to use the oil a little more until I reach the 2000kms mark. I replaced the Yamalube (yamaha oem oil) with the Motul Mineral 3000 20w50 and I noticed that the vibration of the bike really increased / worstened. Not much changes has happened since its only my first time to change my oil. I followed what the manual says, I chose to do the break-in method by the book.
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