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Motorcycles => Venox 250 => Topic started by: birdmove on January 14, 2011, 07:40:24 PM

Title: Venox still being made?
Post by: birdmove on January 14, 2011, 07:40:24 PM
    Just wondering if Kymco still make the Venox. There is a new on on craigslist that I think is a 2008. I always thought they were a great looking motorcycle, and the youtube videos I've seen show it to be a great sounding bike too. I would be concerned about parts availability though.

   jon
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Carol on January 15, 2011, 09:53:06 AM

   I don not believe the Venox is still in production.
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: axy on January 15, 2011, 11:47:26 AM
Here is a list of Kymco bikes sold here:

PULSAR 125   QUANNON 125    VENOX 250
        
    QUANNON NAKED 125   
    
So, V250 is still in production.
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Carol on January 17, 2011, 11:22:19 PM
2010 Kymco Venox 250 EOS - USA Specifications
MSRP: $NA USD

Model not available in the USA


This sort of stinks.

Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: adri on January 20, 2011, 06:26:32 PM
They've still got lots of parts and the model is still in production globally.
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Rianna on January 21, 2011, 02:30:31 AM
That's cool!

Thanks, adri!!
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: adri on January 24, 2011, 06:36:46 AM
No problem :) I know Studio Cycle Group (http://www.studiocyclegroup.com), where I bought my KYMCO Venox from here in Toronto, Canada, still has 2 Venox on the showroom floor.
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: bosco on March 02, 2011, 07:49:33 PM
     I would be concerned about parts availability though.

   jon

Hi - first post.

I am at San Jose Kymco. The venox is a neat little bike. Everyone thought it was bigger displacement than it was. It was neat to have them on the floor.


Typically manufacturers have to keep a parts inventory for years after discontinuing a model. Although Italjet just abandoned it all, that is another story.

I wouldn't be concerned with the parts inventory stream for the Venox for a while. I can access the microfiche and its all there . 
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Paperkrain on May 30, 2012, 12:34:02 PM
Hi,

I just bought a new Venox250 2012 model a couple of days ago.

I live in Sydney, Australia.

:) just fyi


Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Vivo on May 30, 2012, 01:47:14 PM
Hi,

I just bought a new Venox250 2012 model a couple of days ago.

I live in Sydney, Australia.

:) just fyi





question answered....

just a clarification though....

what you bought was a 2012 model? and not an old stock model?

what's the difference between a 2012 from an older model?
Title: Re: Venox still being made?
Post by: Paperkrain on June 01, 2012, 11:32:11 PM

question answered....

just a clarification though....

what you bought was a 2012 model? and not an old stock model?

what's the difference between a 2012 from an older model?

np
It's stamped as 2012 on the bike chassis - I'm a n00b but I think it's near the VIN or Chassis serial number.
I've asked the same question regarding the differences between the two and apparently nothing, just manufactured this year (2012).

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Just a little review from a three days of riding :
It's comfortable
It feels and looks like a solid bike
easy to handle
I've already clocked 300 km on the bike and I still have plenty of fuel
It's loud enough for other motorists to know you're close by - it doesn't sound like 250cc, more like a 600+ cc (see youtube and search for venox250)
the horn is a loud 'meep meep'
I can ride this bike without any limbs going numb
Easy for learners :)
This is my first bike; but I've ridden others  CBF250/VTR250/V-Star 250. This bike is 'da bomb' :)

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Cons
I want a tacho
Although the reserve fuel light turns on - there's no fuel gauge :( But you can swing the bike left and right a little to hear how much fuel you have left + count the km. One tank should get 300-400km depending how you ride (i'll update as soon as I have to refill on one tank)
There is NO glove box :( and if there is I'm still trying to find it - I can't seem to open the seat; there's a bolt I've undone but I still can't lift it. I'll have to investigate further.
Doesn't come with saddle-bags (but I suspect they're usually bought as an extra)