Pros and Cons according to "Crazywheels"
Pros
Superior Chassis Rigidity: The 16-inch front end paired with the double-cradle frame guarantees trajectory precision in fast sweeps akin to that of a middleweight street motorcycle.
Power-to-Weight Ratio of the 400 Version: The 35.9 HP allows acceleration and highway cruising speeds that outclass traditional high-wheel competition, making the vehicle suitable for extra-urban touring.
Polished Celebratory Trim: The matte/glossy color combinations and gold details of the 25th Anniversary livery elevate the vehicle's perceived quality, justifying its premium positioning.
Cons
Harsh Rear End Response: The calibration of the rear Showa shock absorbers, necessary to support the weight and torque of the engines, penalizes comfort over severe urban harshness.
Central Tunnel Footprint: The presence of the double-cradle frame prevents the adoption of a flat footboard. This layout reduces longitudinal carrying capacity (e.g., shopping bags) and forces the rider to step over the tunnel to board.