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Reviewed on March 20, 2007

Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Kymco Super 9 view listing

5.0
I bought this scooter in August 2004. I had the Rev Limiter disconnected to give a little more mph out of her. She will hit an honest 45mph at the tachometer redline. The suspension is great and the brakes are great. I like the front and rear disk brake feature. I've had two other scooters with a... read more
I bought this scooter in August 2004. I had the Rev Limiter disconnected to give a little more mph out of her. She will hit an honest 45mph at the tachometer redline. The suspension is great and the brakes are great. I like the front and rear disk brake feature. I've had two other scooters with a rear drum brake and it just doesn't perform compared to the front and rear disc brakes on the Super 9. The only issue I have found is that the tachometer sometimes does not work. Every now and then I'll start the scoot up and the tach is not working. I'll shut her off and fire her back up and the tach works. It's really hit or miss with the tach.
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Reviewed on February 28, 2007

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Kymco Venox 250 view listing

4.0
After shopping all the big name brands, the Venox caught my eye on the showroom floor and I was shocked to find out it was a 250cc. I've had it for about 2 seasons and it has been the perfect bike on which to get comfortable. I ride about 100 miles a day and am never cramped or uncomfortable, but... read more
After shopping all the big name brands, the Venox caught my eye on the showroom floor and I was shocked to find out it was a 250cc. I've had it for about 2 seasons and it has been the perfect bike on which to get comfortable. I ride about 100 miles a day and am never cramped or uncomfortable, but happy to keep riding. My chief complaint about the bike is reliability. I have had terrible problems with the bike stalling, even while cruising at 60 mph. Other than that, the bike has been terrific, and though I'm moving on to a larger bike I feel like I could stay with it for several more seasons and still have fun.
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Reviewed on December 3, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Kymco Venox 250 view listing

5.0
I have two Venox's and have had nothing but an awesome experience with both of them. Have rode and owned many moto's over the last 40 years and this one rates at the top. I would definitely recommend this bike to anyone looking for a great... read more
I have two Venox's and have had nothing but an awesome experience with both of them. Have rode and owned many moto's over the last 40 years and this one rates at the top. I would definitely recommend this bike to anyone looking for a great 250.
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Reviewed on October 29, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Kymco Venox 250 view listing

5.0
The Rolls Royce of 250 motorcycles. Love my Venox so much I bought a second one for the wife. Gets 50 to 60mpg, and can hit 100mph. Easily cruises at 75-80mph in 4th gear, regardless of hills, headwind etc. Fifth gear is overdrive. Needs a tach, though engine can handle anything I've asked of it... read more
The Rolls Royce of 250 motorcycles. Love my Venox so much I bought a second one for the wife. Gets 50 to 60mpg, and can hit 100mph. Easily cruises at 75-80mph in 4th gear, regardless of hills, headwind etc. Fifth gear is overdrive. Needs a tach, though engine can handle anything I've asked of it without hitting the ignition stop. Head turner! Folks ask me about it in parking lots, at traffic lights, everywhere. Looks and rides like a 500 or 750. I had an '83 750 Shadow.
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Reviewed on August 4, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Kymco Super 9 view listing

5.0
I have the 2005 Super 9, it is running and handling like a dream, very powerful for it's engine size. The break in period is annoying though, it's hard have to stay under 25 mph. The issue I have is that a tall rider can't fit a passenger on the... read more
I have the 2005 Super 9, it is running and handling like a dream, very powerful for it's engine size. The break in period is annoying though, it's hard have to stay under 25 mph. The issue I have is that a tall rider can't fit a passenger on the seat.
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Reviewed on June 17, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Kymco Venox 250 view listing

5.0
This motorcycle gets all of the attention. Some people thing that it is a v-rod. The pipes really seem to draw people in. I just wish it had a little bigger sound to it. It has a different look to it for sure. Lots of crome and bigger than most 750 models. This bike has no problems on the freeway... read more
This motorcycle gets all of the attention. Some people thing that it is a v-rod. The pipes really seem to draw people in. I just wish it had a little bigger sound to it. It has a different look to it for sure. Lots of crome and bigger than most 750 models. This bike has no problems on the freeway at 75mph +.
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Reviewed on March 2, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Kymco Grandvista 250 view listing

5.0
I've owned my Vista for about 6 months now and couldn't be happier. Soaring gas prices prompted me to purchase a scooter. Kymco's price was the deciding factor on their brand plus the 2-year warranty. My girlfriend and I tour all over Florida on the Grandvista. It has plenty of power for riding... read more
I've owned my Vista for about 6 months now and couldn't be happier. Soaring gas prices prompted me to purchase a scooter. Kymco's price was the deciding factor on their brand plus the 2-year warranty. My girlfriend and I tour all over Florida on the Grandvista. It has plenty of power for riding duo. I consistently get 70 miles/gal. and 78 miles/hour solo & 73 miles/hour duo. Follow the preventative maintenance schedule (oil & lube, etc.) and you should get many years of enjoyable riding pleasure.
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Reviewed on January 22, 2006

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Kymco Grandvista 250 view listing

5.0
I got it for a great price with a 2-year warranty. I could stop with there but it wouldn't tell the tail. The specs are in black and white and 2-dimensional, but the ride is in vivid color and of course, 3-D. With the exception of leg space issues, this bike would be #1. However, I do believe... read more
I got it for a great price with a 2-year warranty. I could stop with there but it wouldn't tell the tail. The specs are in black and white and 2-dimensional, but the ride is in vivid color and of course, 3-D. With the exception of leg space issues, this bike would be #1. However, I do believe given time to understand the American market, a model with more legroom will evolve. Little know fact that this company used to make parts for Honda. We all know how well built a Honda is and did I mention a 2 year warranty.
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Reviewed on November 19, 2005

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Kymco People 250 view listing

5.0
I bought the People 250 3 weeks ago. Anytime I get a chance I'm riding it. Gets great gas mileage (about 67mpg). I have had it up to 80mph a couple of times and it rides smooth. I can hold a raingear set (in case I get caught in the rain) and a couple bags of groceries under the seat. If you're... read more
I bought the People 250 3 weeks ago. Anytime I get a chance I'm riding it. Gets great gas mileage (about 67mpg). I have had it up to 80mph a couple of times and it rides smooth. I can hold a raingear set (in case I get caught in the rain) and a couple bags of groceries under the seat. If you're looking for a fun ride and some bang for your buck I recommend the People 250.
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Reviewed on October 12, 2005

Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Kymco Venox 250 view listing

5.0
This is an awesome Bike, especially for a 250! My friends freak, thinking it's a "750, at least". Everyone is impressed by its looks and price. It has good highway performance, more comfortable at 75mph than 65mph. I can't wait till it's broke... read more
This is an awesome Bike, especially for a 250! My friends freak, thinking it's a "750, at least". Everyone is impressed by its looks and price. It has good highway performance, more comfortable at 75mph than 65mph. I can't wait till it's broke in...
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