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volvos60
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PostPosted: 19:55 - 02 Dec 2005    Post subject: Need technical advise on a new Kymco zx 50cc. Reply with quote

I live in Israel.

Just ordered a new 2006 Kymco zx 50cc Scooter, should get it on Monday 5/12/05.

My question is for how many KM should I run it to get all the parts smooth befor runing it in a regular way?

Please describe the best way to maintain the bike (beyond manufacturers shedule..

Is it not good to ride two persons at once?

And for how long (km) the engine will last?

What is the oil consumption per fuel?
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PostPosted: 20:23 - 02 Dec 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,
Theres no need to run it in at all just rev and go Thumbs Up
The best way to maintain it is to keep everything lubed up and make sure you service when it needs and just generaly keep it in good working order like brake adjustments etc...
Riding with 2 poeple on board is fine, just slows you down a lot and give the engine something to think about Thumbs Up
The engine will last as long as you want it to last as long as you keep it in good condition and replace things when they need replacing etc...
As for oil consumption per fuel i would think it will be sumwhere the same as if you were pre mixing the fuel and oil which is around 32:1.
Hope this helps, Dan
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