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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: KymcoManc on April 19, 2012, 09:06:48 AM
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I've a 100% standard & original Agility 50cc 2007. I was getting around 75/80mpg (UK), then I had a problem running & starting it. I carried out various checks, replaced the plug, cleaned the carb, jets, filters, fuel tank etc & set up the carb idle speed & fuel/air mixture.
Since this the scooter starts 1st time on the button, is quieter, smoother, is running great AND has just returned 90miles from £6 (UK) & theres still some left in the tank :-)
It looks like i'd get 100mpg so is this a record for a 50cc? What do you get from your scooter?
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I ride a People S 125 and at my last fill up I travelled 159.9 kms and the scoot took 4.644 litres to fill. Based on those figures I seem to be getting 97.26 miles per Imperial gallon, or for my friends south of the border 80.99 miles per US gallon.
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This was my previous 50cc chinese scoot (with a Kymco Filly engine clone): http://www.spritmonitor.de/de/detailansicht/106115.html (http://www.spritmonitor.de/de/detailansicht/106115.html)
Overall average (including winter driving) 1.84 litre/100km = 128 mpg (us) = 153 mpg (uk).
(My actual 500cc Kymco guzzles a little bit more.)
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I've a 100% standard & original Agility 50cc 2007. I was getting around 75/80mpg (UK), then I had a problem running & starting it. I carried out various checks, replaced the plug, cleaned the carb, jets, filters, fuel tank etc & set up the carb idle speed & fuel/air mixture.
Since this the scooter starts 1st time on the button, is quieter, smoother, is running great AND has just returned 90miles from £6 (UK) & theres still some left in the tank :-)
It looks like i'd get 100mpg so is this a record for a 50cc? What do you get from your scooter?
Edit;
Because I emptied & flushed my tank before putting the £6 in, i've decided to run it dry & to see exactly what i'll get. Theres plenty of fuel stations localy so it won't cause a problem & i've just been to town & back & now upto 98mpg :-). Surely though I can't get much more?
My car, before being laid up was averaging 28mpg so its a no brainer that the scoot wins hands down, especially when knocking about locally.
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Averaging 76.8mpg here on my Kymco Yager GT 200i. Best was 85.2mpg. Worst was 68.7. I'll take the 76.8mpg average since most of my commuting is above 50mpg - roundtrip of 70-80 miles daily.
My car wasn't much better either. I feel like I'm robbing a bank during the week with the savings. :)
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Hi, Was good to talk to you in Primark the other day. Thought I had not seen your posts as I only look at the Downtown one.
Take care and safe riding.
Frank