looking at 2 strokes?
do you know how to work on bikes?
coz 2 strokes require more maintenance than 4 strokes
so if you dont know how or would rather not work that often on maintaining your bike, your better off getting a 4 stroke
also 2 strokes use up more petrol, and you mix oil with petrol when you fill up
all this for a bit of extra power and acceleration isn't really worth it if your looking for a commuting bike only
so i guess you should decide if your looking for a bike for commuting or commuting + a lot of trackdays
if your planning to go on a few trackdays then maybe get a 2 stroker
but otherwise, 4 strokes are much better for commuting
kymco, hmm looked it up
ive never ridden one so dont make up your mind based on my answer
but anyway heres some stuff to think about
1. its chinese, i've never heard good stuff about any chinese bike, but i've never heard or read any reviews about kymco
2. its 125 cc, single cylinder, so if your looking for a bike with good acceleration and power/speed, this isnt it
if your gonna buy a used bike, i should strongly suggest that you get a mechanic to check it over before you buy it
specially if its a 20 year old cibby
there could be a lot of stuff wrong with it which you might not be aware of unless you know what your looking for
do you know how to work on bikes?
coz 2 strokes require more maintenance than 4 strokes
so if you dont know how or would rather not work that often on maintaining your bike, your better off getting a 4 stroke
also 2 strokes use up more petrol, and you mix oil with petrol when you fill up
all this for a bit of extra power and acceleration isn't really worth it if your looking for a commuting bike only
so i guess you should decide if your looking for a bike for commuting or commuting + a lot of trackdays
if your planning to go on a few trackdays then maybe get a 2 stroker
but otherwise, 4 strokes are much better for commuting
kymco, hmm looked it up
ive never ridden one so dont make up your mind based on my answer
but anyway heres some stuff to think about
1. its chinese, i've never heard good stuff about any chinese bike, but i've never heard or read any reviews about kymco
2. its 125 cc, single cylinder, so if your looking for a bike with good acceleration and power/speed, this isnt it
if your gonna buy a used bike, i should strongly suggest that you get a mechanic to check it over before you buy it
specially if its a 20 year old cibby
there could be a lot of stuff wrong with it which you might not be aware of unless you know what your looking for