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| what is the top speed of the zuma? i have heard anywhere from 30 to 50 mph.what is the true average?
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| the zuma can go up to 40 mph
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| I've had mine above the highest number on the speedometer which is 45. I'm guessing then 45-50 mph. One person, not against any wind.
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| I have been clocked at 38 on a slight upgrade 42 on the flat and 46 on a slight downgrade. I would say 38-40 is a good range for holding a steady speed on Level ground. This is a fully stock model with 700 miles on it. Having a step one upgrade sets that up about 3 mph. (has a friend with a step one kit) I can't stay with the step one upgrade zuma with it's new pipe and different variator.
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| I just bought one and the fastest that I could go was 40 mph. The only problem with that it is illegal to drive on a highway; therefore you must take the side road or feeder roads.
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| | My Zuma will do an honest 40 mph with my 185 lbs. I think that is about average. |
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| 40 is what mine goes.
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