Kymco Spacer 125

Newest Review: ... tank and pushing the fuel back up into the fuel pump and carburettor. Hardly ideal - I contacted Kymco who said that this ... more

... could not possibly happen, even though the fault was diagnosed by a Kymco dealer. As I now use the bike on a daily basis the problem has never had a chance to manifest itself, but I am prepared in case it does. Summary - Apart from a few niggles this bike is easy to own, easy (and cheap) to ride, and I am not surprised that it became as popular as it did on the continent (despite having a name like "Dink"!) ...more

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Kymco Spacer 125: Kymco Spacer ? Soopa commuta scoota (712 words)
by - written on 26/09/03 (3090 readings)
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About a year ago I decided to trade in my worthy MZ 500R for a cheap n'easy commuter scooter ; although I did start at the budget end of the market, I was drawn towards Kymco's (then) flagship 125, the Spacer. So, what do you get? The Spacer rightfully takes its place at the luxury end of the 125cc scooter market with a host of really useful features - Automatic CV transmission, a massive illuminated under seat storage area, a built in rack, a back rests for both the rider and the pillion, a front bag hook, disk brakes front and rear, electric and kick start, side and centre stands, etc... the list goes on. What don't you get? The successor ... Read the complete review