Kymco Agility 50 Reviews from United States of America

Nothing.

Great for small roads, beginners and doing local errands. The front brake is almost too good for beginners. The gas mileage is well over 100 MPG!

The only problem I have had was the carburator got clogged, so I took it back to the dealership and they cleaned it, and since I got it back, I've put fuel stabilizer in the gas tank when I filled up. It runs great now, and to fill the gas tank for me it's only like $6.00, and it lasts me like a month, depending on how much I drive it.

I would recommend getting a Kymco Agility 50 like mine... I love it!!! I am a first time moped driver and it's so much fun to drive around town... a lot cheaper than taking my car.

I have nothing bad to say about my Kymco Agility 50.

A few days ago I had a friend give me a ride up to Charlotte N.C. -about 65 mi north- to buy a new 09 KYM-CO Agility 50; I paid $ 1653 dollars for it & rode it home.

That thing is excellent quality all the way around! It handles like its name "agility". It takes off real quick from a idle stop. I have already put 265 miles on it in less than 3 days and I have enjoyed every mile. It is obviously top quality stuff. I would have no problem with jumping on it & riding it from S.C. to Alaska.

It looks way better in person; The images found on-line do not do it justice. It is wider than I expected it to be. The under-seat storage compartment is huge. It will hold a lot of stuff!

I am 46 years old & have owned many types & sizes of bikes in the past; However, The 2009 KYM-CO 50 is by far the best scooter I have ever owned. I would recommend this little scooter to everyone. Excellent stuff! Buy it & be happy!

Every person who is looking to buy a reliable, economical & high quality scooter will be very happy after they buy the 2009 KYM-CO Agility 50.

The manual specifically states that a valve job is required every 2500 miles. Unlike my old Honda scooter, the valves seem to get out of alignment. Since I commute on this scooter I need to take it into the shop every 3 months to get the valves properly set again. IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE STARTING YOUR AGILITY 50, this is the likely culprit (i.e. it will start and then die, but if you start it enough times it will finally keep running).

In retrospect, I wish I spent the extra for a 70 cc Honda instead of this 50cc Kymco.

It was back at the dealer after only a month. It always starts the first time, but any time after that will not start with the electric starter. My dealer tells me this is a "trait" of the Kymco Agility; it needs a little gas on the throttle once the engine has warmed up and been turned off. It has been to the dealer three times for the same problem. They have now told me I need to deal with this quirk, because they took out and replaced every part, and it still has trouble starting once the engine is warm.

Unless it has warmed up for 10-15 minutes the first time it's started that day, it is sluggish taking off. Once the engine has warmed up, the problem goes away.

This may not be everyone's problem, but where I live there aren't many Kymco dealers. It's a hassle to find someone who will fix it under warranty. I'm hoping I don't have any more serious problems with it in the future. I will probably sell it before the warranty is used up.

Gas mileage is FANTASTIC! I am getting 117 miles per gallon.

It's easy to maneuver.

It's fairly zippy for a 50 cc.

It's practical for storage. There's lots of room under the seat to transport groceries or store your helmet.

It's a blast to ride!

It's easy to park.

I get lots of comments from people who wish they had one.

It's operation is really simple.

Maintenance is simple. I changed the oil myself, and I've never changed oil in my life before now.