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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Agility 125 => Topic started by: jeeves on March 29, 2010, 03:46:58 PM
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For all of you who were thinking can it be done - yes it can! :D
Michelin Gold Standard 140/70-16
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The front is a Michelin Pilot Sport SC
(http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn167/djivok7/kymco/IMG_3016.jpg)
Full view
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For all of you who were thinking can it be done - yes it can! :D
Michelin Gold Standard 140/70-16
Do that with Agility R14 if you can. :)
I hope you understand that you lost a bit of performance, especially acceleration compared to OEM wheels...
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Do that with Agility R14 if you can. :)
I hope you understand that you lost a bit of performance, especially acceleration compared to OEM wheels...
Yes, I understand that.
For a OEM size tire I had to wait, and after a incident involving a wet road, a pedestrian crossing, an old lady, and me sliding less then 3 feet in front of her on Cheng Sh*t tires waiting was not a option. ;)
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What got lost on the bottom went to the top. I'm sure there is another 1-2 mph there now.
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Do that with Agility R14 if you can. :)
I hope you understand that you lost a bit of performance, especially acceleration compared to OEM wheels...
Probably lost a bit of agility (pun intended) too.
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Yes, I understand that.
For a OEM size tire I had to wait, and after a incident involving a wet road, a pedestrian crossing, an old lady, and me sliding less then 3 feet in front of her on Cheng Sh*t tires waiting was not a option. ;)
..you an get the bottom end back with some slightly lighter variator rollers...
;D
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..you an get the bottom end back with some slightly lighter variator rollers...
;D
Imagine that bottom end with the regular tire size. ;D ;D
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..you an get the bottom end back with some slightly lighter variator rollers...
;D
Yup, I will probably put lighter rollers when it's time to change the stock ones. ;)
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Player haters...
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That is a nice looking scooter you have got there! :)
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DID HE PUT 16 INCH TIRES ON A 14 INCH RIM ???
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DID HE PUT 16 INCH TIRES ON A 14 INCH RIM ???
Nah, he put a wider tire then stock, the rims are/were 16 inch.
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THE 125CC DON'T COME WITH 16 INCH RIMS, THEY COME WITH 12 INCH
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THE 125CC DON'T COME WITH 16 INCH RIMS, THEY COME WITH 12 INCH
Um, there's both versions available, it's easy to google.
The Agility City 125 and 150 is available (different markets don't offer all models)
with 100/80-16 and 120/80-16 tire sizes (front & rear).
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WELL I GUESS IT'S WHERE YOU ARE FROM, HERE IN THE US THE AGILITY 125CC TIRES ARE 120/70-12 & REAR IS 130/70-12----WE DON'T HAVE THE AGILITY CITY OVER HERE IN THE STATES :(
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Maybe not but we do have these
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...and these...
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My girl is on a scoot... Let's keep on the subject, shall we~
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WELL I GUESS IT'S WHERE YOU ARE FROM, HERE IN THE US THE AGILITY 125CC TIRES ARE 120/70-12 & REAR IS 130/70-12----WE DON'T HAVE THE AGILITY CITY OVER HERE IN THE STATES :(
Yeah, it's the Agility City in the pictures..
I also own the old one with 12" tires but I'd swap for the new one in a heartbeat.. but
more because of the rear disc brake then because of the tire size.. altho it's probably
better with larger wheels.
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THE AGILITY CITY IS A NICE SCOOTER-----MAN, 16 INCH WHEEL, REAR DISK BRAKE---GET THOSE SCOOTER TO THE UNITED STATES MAYBE THEY WILL COME HERE ----MOST LIKELY NOT
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...hhhot....
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I wonder if 140/70-12s would fit on a Agility 125?
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I'm ready for an Agility City 125 (or 200/250) to come to the US as well. Not always sure I understand why they do not market more scooter/smally bikes to the US.
I understand the City 125s are slower off the line, but that would be fine with me. I think I checked and the closest I could come would be to buy a Agility CIty 50 from Canada.
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I have looked into "importing" a NON DOT APPROVED bike into the US. The fee's, and modifications required are more that twice the price of the bike... How bad do you want one?