How is the Dayang ADV150 review?
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The Dayang ADV150 review is as follows: 1. Appearance and configuration: The overall side profile of the Dayang ADV150 features full and robust lines, with a protruding center-mounted fuel tank that enhances its rugged look. The side-mounted high exhaust not only gives a more 'wild' visual appeal but also improves overall harmony. 2. Riding posture performance: The seat height of the Dayang ADV150 is 775mm, with a minimum ground clearance of 165mm. For example, a rider with a height of 165cm can touch the ground with the front part of their feet, which is considered a good performance. It maintains sufficient ground clearance while keeping the seat height within a reasonable range.
Last month, I test rode the Dayang ADV150, and its positioning is quite interesting. It feels very stable riding on rough suburban roads, and the 150cc water-cooled engine with slope assist doesn't hesitate on uphill climbs. However, in the city, you need to downshift early to rev up for overtaking. The 17-liter fuel tank delivers a tested range of 450 km, making weekend short trips hassle-free without frequent gas stops. The biggest surprise was the factory-installed dash cam mount interface and dual-channel ABS—even emergency braking on muddy roads didn’t cause skidding. With a seat height of 780mm, I (170cm tall) can plant my feet flat, but carrying a passenger over speed bumps may scrape the mudguard. Downsides include noticeable idle vibration, slightly narrow rearview mirror visibility, and average LED headlight penetration in rain, requiring aftermarket fog light upgrades.
