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Title: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: vermi on January 12, 2013, 06:48:00 PM
I don't know what to do if i change my 2007 Kymco People 50 S (4 strokes) for a new Kymco Like 50 (2 strokes)?

The Super 8 look good too, but not sure if he have enough space for two adult on the scooter!?
In 2007 i buy the People because the seat was enough long, comfortable for two adults and 16" wheels!
I install a 72cc kit to have better performance and torque.
I check the LIKE 50 he have a 2 stroke motor wiht better performance i think, a long seat too but only 12" wheels.

So i don't know what to do, if i change the scooter or not this spring?

Some advice???
 :)
Title: Re: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: MotoRandy123 on January 12, 2013, 07:41:13 PM
You don't want to move up to a 150? The 2 strokes are a bit of a different animal,
they like to rev to make power and can be a hassle in stop and go especially with
2 people. On the open road they're a lot of fun tho!
Title: Re: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: vermi on January 12, 2013, 07:54:26 PM
You don't want to move up to a 150? The 2 strokes are a bit of a different animal,
they like to rev to make power and can be a hassle in stop and go especially with
2 people. On the open road they're a lot of fun tho!

Here in Montreal (Quebec, Canada) if we have a 51cc and + you need to have your motocycle licence driver!
To have the licence it cost 600$ to past the cours!
Just for my Kymco, it cost $273.50 for the plate each year!

Motocycle cost more!!!
Title: Re: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: MotoRandy123 on January 12, 2013, 08:08:09 PM
 Well in that case, you can make a 2 stroke have a lot of power but
reliability might be less than stock. Look for a liquid cooled 50cc 2
stroke (I think the super 9 is??). They will handle the power better.
I think a derestricted one will go 50 mph. Read the 50cc forums here
for more help.
 
 I have a bigger scoot so no info for the 50's....

Here a 50cc costs $4 to register (as a moped) but you can't go faster
than 30 MPH or face a ticket.
Title: Re: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: ts1 on January 12, 2013, 09:33:57 PM
So i don't know what to do, if i change the scooter or not this spring?
Some advice???
Get your motorcycle license!
There are only shades in actual performance between different 50cc Kymcos and imho it's not worth the money you loose with switching vehicles.
Title: Re: Change my People 50 S or not?
Post by: Pimpy1 on January 12, 2013, 09:54:33 PM
My Super 8 has plenty of room for me, 6ft 200lbs and my fat ass hoe. If you can find a water cooled 50cc in good shape they are much faster.