Scooter News Kymco Like 50 / 125 Kymco’s highly anticipated and sought after Like 50 and Like 125 scooters will be released to the Australian market in early April 2010.
Kymco Australia
The
wait is almost over for one of the most eagerly-anticipated releases in
the history of the Australian scooter industry – and rest assured, the
classic styling, modern technology and reliability of the Kymco Like 50
and Like 125 scooters is not something you are going to like, but
indeed something you will love!
The Kymco Like range features
the classic styling of a traditional 50’s era scooter, while possessing
the exceptional performance quality of a frontrunner in the modern
scooter industry.
The Like is available in both 4-stroke 50cc
and 125cc engines, with a 200cc fuel injected model to be released in
Australia later this year. The superb Kymco engine quality is
complemented by CVT ‘Twist & Go’ automatic transmission.
The
Like 50 and 125 boast front and rear disc brakes, a glove box and 12
inch alloy wheels. The headlights are chrome-plated and positioned on
the handlebar to enrich the aesthetics of
the retro design.
The
front indicators have also been integrated into the scooter body to
enhance the classical design, while the rear indicators are separated
from the tail lamp to enhance rear view safety. Kymco’s front fender
cover completes a stable suspension system for the Like scooter and
ensures it is the safest option for any scooter traveller.
However,
while image is everything, the Like scooter it is not only about style!
Kymco has designed the Like range to ensure great comfort for its
passengers with a comfortable seat design with a rear grip, flat floor
design and flip out passenger foot pegs. A large colour coded top box
and plenty of under seat storage has also been included to the Like
range to meet the needs and convenience of any demanding lifestyle.
The elegant body design and high-class features of the Like scooters are sure to attract many admirers.
For more information on Kymco, please visit www.kymco.com.au
published 11/03/2010 |