I just bought my first scooter for commuting purposes, a 2014 Kymco Like 200i. I've been riding super sports for a few years now and I have become very familiar with my bike threw the tons of info that I can find online, but when it comes to my scooter I can't find as much.Change the oil now.
Things I want to know:
1. When should I preform the first oil change " It currently has about 50 miles "
2. What oil and filter should I use?
3. Anything you can recommend.
Thanks in advance! ;)
I'm in the same boat. Got 200 miles on mine already, so this is handy info. Need to take it in and get the service done!Please post results of your experience with your first dealer servicing. Price they charged you and what service they performed.
Please post results of your experience with your first dealer servicing. Price they charged you and what service they performed.I actually did not take my scoot to the dealer to get its service. My best friend owns a motorcycle shop, so he does all of my services on all of my bikes. We followed the manual and performed all of the required; oil, screen, valve, and drive train. Of course the inspections, etc.
You have a great scoot - being nosy , what did you pay OTR for your LIKE200I?
Thanks, Stig
I actually did not take my scoot to the dealer to get its service. My best friend owns a motorcycle shop, so he does all of my services on all of my bikes. We followed the manual and performed all of the required; oil, screen, valve, and drive train. Of course the inspections, etc.Thanks for the reply ...and that was a good price for the LX out the door.
As for the price, keep in mind I live in California, but I paid OTD was $2696. I wasn't able to find it any cheaper anywhere within a 200 mile radius with the two-tone color.
Thanks for the reply ...and that was a good price for the LX out the door.Thanks, will do. We found this handy video on YouTube just to confirm what we were doing, but my buddy was confident about the engine work anyways. Although we didn't use a butter knife, like this Canadian did, Eh. :P
Did you guys really do the valve check? - Good for you! The valve adjustment is so darn easy to get at on this particular scooter.
With a buddy operating a motorcylce shop - you are all set!
The Kymco warranty permits you to work on your own scoot - you just can't screw it up.....same as most warranties.
Keep receipts for the oil purchases, etc. and log the work in the back of your manual.(date and mileage)
Ride safe & enjoy this great scooter.
Stig
Thanks, will do. We found this handy video on YouTube just to confirm what we were doing, but my buddy was confident about the engine work anyways. Although we didn't use a butter knife, like this Canadian did, Eh. :PYou're darn lucky she didn't blow sky high without using the Canadian butter knife (Harbor Freight, $2.49)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eipDXgGdh6o (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eipDXgGdh6o)
You're darn lucky she didn't blow sky high without using the Canadian butter knife (Harbor Freight, $2.49)
At least you should both be wearing a cup and eye protection!
Living on the edge, there.....!
Stig
The Like 200i, and the DownTown 300i both appear to be the clear winners in the Kymco line up. All the members that own them, Love them.
Good for you guys but 50cc still rules! We got you in numbers. ;D