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Scooters - 50cc => Super 8 => Topic started by: Tonse on February 10, 2019, 12:02:24 PM
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Hey folks.
I'm thinking of buying a Kymco super 8, new 2019 model.
It's fuelinjected and therefore it's equipped with an ECU instead of CDI box. My question is : is it possible somehow to unrestrict the ECU so it goes a little faster, and how much more speed would it manage?
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Super 8 is a 150, isn't it? I think only 50 cc bikes are restricted.
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It's the 50cc model I'm talking about
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It's the 50cc model I'm talking about
These types of queries are always puzzling! Why not purchase a scooter that is ACTUALLY compatible with their speed expectations?
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People have had real problems with the 50cc fuel injected euro stuff. I'd advise having a good trawl through the Agility 50 forum here. There's not much that can be changed on the bike and some have struggled with gearing are variators etc.
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The Agility 50, is not fuel injected here I Denmark and also on comes as a 30 km/t model. So I can't compare
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These types of queries are always puzzling! Why not purchase a scooter that is ACTUALLY compatible with their speed expectations?
I don't know what laws are in Denmark, so I cannot speak for Tonse. While I have a few motorcycles, I like having a scooter for short local hops and to get around the bigger motorcycle swap meets (Mid-Ohio and Barber) . In Missouri, no vehicle licensing is required for 49cc scooters (therefore no safety inspection either) making vehicle ownership that much simpler. If I can modify my 49cc to go +35mph instead of -30mph, so much the better. Seems like, though, however fast we go, wouldn't it be better to go just a little faster?
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I don't know what laws are in Denmark, so I cannot speak for Tonse. While I have a few motorcycles, I like having a scooter for short local hops and to get around the bigger motorcycle swap meets (Mid-Ohio and Barber) . In Missouri, no vehicle licensing is required for 49cc scooters (therefore no safety inspection either) making vehicle ownership that much simpler. If I can modify my 49cc to go +35mph instead of -30mph, so much the better. Seems like, though, however fast we go, wouldn't it be better to go just a little faster?
I believe Denmark has special requirements for little scooters - I get riding small engined stuff - it's fun to only be able to do 30 sometimes! :)