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        <description>I turned the Filano south toward the road climbing above Chaweng Lake one clear March morning: the first 800 metres it took at 55 km/h without drama, but where the grade pitched past 8 per cent it dropped to 45 km/h with the throttle pinned, revving higher than I would like for a sustained climb. On my benchmark 2.8 km Chaweng Lake overlook it ran 40 seconds behind the Scoopy at full throttle, because the 125cc's peak power sits high and the CVT cannot drop a gear on demand. It never stalls; it just slows - irrelevant on the ring road's gentle rises near Bangrak. Descents are where it shines: the linked brakes balance both wheels so you steer straight without juggling levers, even on the wet viewpoint descent. Two-up on the 12 per cent Khao Hua Jook track it runs out of breath. For the mountain roads above Nathon, take the NMAX 155. https://samui-bikes.com/en/rent-scooter/rent-yamaha-filano/how-yamaha-filano-handles-samui-hilly-roads/</description>
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