In this project, the editorial department picks up and introduces one interesting bike from the "My Bike" posts on the Webike Community. This time, we are featuring the SUZUKI "Molle," owned by "Kano."
Suzuki Molle (50cc) Owner: Kano
The Suzuki "Molle" is a 50cc moped scooter that appeared in the late 1980s. Amidst the scooter boom of that time, it was designed with an emphasis on practicality, featuring a flat floorboard and a large carrier, making it useful for daily commuting and business purposes. It is characterized by its rounded, charming design and an easy-to-handle 2-stroke engine. Nowadays, it is rarely seen and has become a rare presence in the used market, but due to its unique style and simple structure, it remains popular among a certain group of enthusiasts. Because it is an old bike, procuring parts can be a struggle, but for riders who enjoy that aspect as well, it can be said to be an attractive machine.
The owner, Kano, considered buying a scooter after an injury from an accident and ended up getting this Molle. Although the injury recovered well, since they had already bought it, they decided to use it as a "commuter express." From the unique nickname "Super More" given to the bike and the attitude of enjoying custom work freely, one can feel a deep attachment to this rare motorcycle.
<From My Bike Comments>
■ Purchase Motivation, Usage, and Comparison Models
My legs weren't moving very freely due to an accident, so I thought I might as well get a scooter, but then I recovered about 80%. Since I bought it, I decided to ride it, and it became my commuter express!
■ Pros
Nobody rides it anymore, and there are no other customized units out there, so you're free to do whatever you want! Though it's uncool! (That's what makes it good)
■ Cons
There are no parts! I've researched that Sepia ZZ parts fit, but there are no Sepia ZZ bikes around to begin with! It's already a relic of the past. Maintenance? You shouldn't expect that from a Suzuki.
■ Advice for Future Buyers
There's no such thing as a limiter, and since it's a 2-stroke, it's faster than you'd think. It's not suited for customization, but it's good for learning about basic custom work and maintenance, so I'd recommend it to high school students who just got their license!
■ Future Custom Plans
I want to do things like swapping in a V100 engine, transplanting a Street Magic stem and fork, and installing V110 or ZZ wheels. That is, if I have the money and the parts...
Check out user reviews for the Molle
If you are interested in the voices and evaluations of other owners regarding the Molle, please check the posts currently published on the Webike Community.
Check user reviews for the Molle
Kano laughs off the struggles of parts procurement and is fully enjoying their "Super More."
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