Kymco motorcycles include the Quannon 150 entry-level sportbike, and a range of scooters including the Xciting 500Ri and Downtown 300i maxi-scooters, Grandvista 250 touring scooter and small-displacement Super 8 scooters.
Kymco (Kwang Yang Motor Co, Ltd) is one of the world’s top producers of scooters. The Taiwanese manufacturer offers one of the deepest scooter lineups in the industry, but has also made forays into the world of low-displacement motorcycles with its Venox 250 cruiser and Quannon 150 sportbike. When it was founded in 1963 the company made parts for Honda. By 1970, however, it produced its first scooter and started using the KYMCO brand name in 1992. Kymco has working relationships with companies like Kawasaki Heavy Industries and BMW. In fact, BMW contracted Kymco to make engines for its G450X enduro bike in 2008.
2014 Kymco MyRoad 700i Review
The MyRoad 700i's 700cc parallel-Twin engine is 200cc larger than anything Kymco has ever mounted in a two-wheeler.
2013 Kymco Compagno 110i Review
The fuel-injected Kymco Compagno starts up easy and has plenty of power for urban commuting. Scaling in at purported dry weight of 198 lbs and equipped with a CVT transmission, the Compagno 110i is easy to handle and offers up a smooth ride.
Motorcycle.com Best of 2011 Awards
The motorcycles that have made their way to dealerships in the last 12 months have been category-crushing and stunningly well developed. After riding everything this year, here’s our selections of the best motorcycles of 2011.
2012 Kymco Scooter Lineup Review
For 2012 Kymco continues to refine its already expansive scooter lineup. The popular People line of scooters has been updated with two new fuel-injected People GTi models, while the Downtown family grows by one with the new Downtown 200i.
2010 Kymco Quannon 150 Review
Small bikes are making a comeback in North America. Kymco steps into the segment Quannon 150. It features sporty styling and a twin-spar steel frame, but the plastic panels wrap around a simple, air-cooled, five-speed Single.
Motorcycle.com Best of 2010 Awards
Now in its second year, our Motorcycle.com Best of awards selections process gives us the chance to reflect on the year that was. And for 2010, the spotlights were generally shining on European manufacturers.
2010 Kymco Scooter Lineup Intro
Kymco’s weapon of choice for its self-imposed battle with Vespa is the new 2010 Like 50. A quick glance at the retro-styled Like and you might think it came directly from Italy. You can bet that’s exactly what Kymco wants you to think.
2005 Kymco Venox
Here in the US of A, the land of free choice, we actually don't have a lot of choices when it comes to small, inexpensive cruisers. Enter the dragon with the Kymco Venox. At $3,999, the Venox is a terrific value.
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