Scooter Station has road tested the Kymco Myroad.
360° motor with twin balancers and 24,000 km valve clearance check sounds good.
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Big Kymco review
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Re: Big Kymco review
Nice find Gn! Personally, I like the bike. I want to know if it's coming to our shores. There are various rumours it might, but then just as many rumours that it won't.
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Re: Big Kymco review
The review was interesting. It looks a bit of a tubby bike, might appeal to Suzuki scooter fans, I don’t think Yamaha fans will worry about it much. 700cc engine and no quicker than a tmax although it will hold two helmets. Here’s a thing, you often see Bergman’s with 2up but hardly ever a tmax with two on, is this due to the helmet stowing space?
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Re: Big Kymco review
Deeping wrote:Here’s a thing, you often see Bergman’s with 2up but hardly ever a tmax with two on, is this due to the helmet stowing space?
Back to the Kymco - interesting scoot. More of a fast cruiser than a sports machine. Nice to see that there will be increased choice at this end of the market for some, even if the UK misses out.
Also noticed that the engine is related to the BMW one, but with significant differences.
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Re: Big Kymco review
Saw one in the flesh at a local dealer and took some pics





these were taken 6 months ago, but even with a big discount it isnt sold yet





these were taken 6 months ago, but even with a big discount it isnt sold yet
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Re: Big Kymco review
the white scooter that hit the lamp post, was the ride okay?
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Took me a while, but I got there.Deeping wrote:the white scooter that hit the lamp post, was the ride okay?
On the other scooter in the pics - I read that development of the big Kymco started in 2004. I think you can tell - it looks like they simply could never stop adding some extra line, crease or other design feature. And what's with the cyclops light?
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Re: Big Kymco review
C:8 grand seems a bit steep to me. That's probably why it never sold.
Nice looking machine though...
Nice looking machine though...
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Kymco Downtown 300i
Yamaha Vity
MZ ETZ251
Honda CD175
Honda CB250 G5
BSA Bantam D14/4
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