Yeah man I have an 07 kymco vitality 50 4 t and it has 19500 on it and it ask for nothing but oil change and gear oil change ,most reliable little bike I've ever had

That's awesome. I think someday I will also get a 125, but for now, the 50 works great for me and still runs like brand new.

Thanks!

Wow, that's outstanding! Thanks for the update.

spacer in exhaust pipe? show how that helps.

I have a yiben 2008

@@davidgardner4330 How so you remove the spacer and where is located, please?

I’m glad you found it helpful

Nice!

You will not need to use different oil or gear oil. Just simply changing out the stock variator drive boss to the unrestricted drive boss will bring you up to 38-40 mph and it only cost $15 or less. The performance cdi is supposed to bring the rpm up from 7000 to 9000 which would increase speed too, but I have not had any luck with those. I never noticed any difference by trying different cdi's, but maybe you will have better luck.

I don't know but it seems like I've heard something like this before. However, once you get past 100cc, I believe you need a different viscosity.

Sidg2 No, the viscosities are different. Gear oil also has sulphur additives for pressure hence they smell,like rotten eggs. You can use engine oil but for transmissions use a 75w90 or 80w90 gear oil. Its also overkill to change gear oil with engine oil.

It shouldn't be leaking straight from the factory. I would check to see if the two bolts are tightened that you use to fill and drain the gear oil. It may be possible that one of them was stripped at the factory causing it to leak out.

@@Subariblet thanks for the reply. The leak seems to be above the drain and fill plugs but this morning my ABS light came on and stays on and also the speedometer and odometer stopped working. So. I I’m wondering if it’s low on brake fluid. Anyway it’s too new to be having these problems I’d say.

Yes. Agility is gy6

I use Quaker State 10w-40 motor oil and Valvoline 80w-90 gear oil

@@Subariblet It is important to use oil 10w40 4T Not car oil !

It uses very little gear oil, something like .1 LT. You simply just fill it up until it starts running out the bolt hole.

​@@Subariblet Hello, I good understood correctly? Motor Oil ~ 700-800 mililitr Gear Oil ~ 1 litr? Thank you

@@panekk Yes, use between 700-800 milliliter motor oil and about 100 milliliter gear oil.

@@panekk .1 lt (10th of a LT)

Hey guys I have a kymco agility 50cc I'm changing my oil soon. What is the best motor oil to get? What you would use... Where I can get at walmart ...

Where is the drain plug?? I can’t find it :( if you can send a picture of it my email istherealjoshuabowers@gmail.com

I don't think it's a big deal to change it from the location that I did. That way, you can clean out the filter as well if necessary.

I’m pretty sure all the oil is drained

I agree with you. I always drain on the drain plug first, then clean the filter.

Straight 90w

No, you don't screw it in. You put it in flush without screwing it in and then taking it out to check the level.

@@Subariblet thanks.......

Yes u have to.

There is no filter on it like a car. What it has is that filter screen that you clean out when you remove the bolt to drain the oil. Once the screen is clear of any debris you since put it back in

No trouble at all. It's what the manual say to use anyway.

@@Subariblet what about using 85w140 gear oil?

@@islamayman5927 85w140 is thicker. In higher temps it would be fine. Colder temps, not so much.

No, sorry I do not know

Wd-40 my guy

I had that too, I used a rubber hammer to hit the wrench. Not too hard, though. Make sure you turn in the right direction.

hey not sure if you have done this yet but get you a 18 to 20 inch long half inch drive ratchet or get a breaker. best way to maximize your torque efficiency. DO NOT get the duralast with the floppy head.

It should be changed after the first 186.4 miles or 300 kilometers, and then every 1242.7 miles or 2000 kilometers afterwards

@@Subariblet , Ohhhhhw , I do it wrong then, each 5000 km,.,,, it s about once per year., resent with the 30.000 km.

ok thanks

No. The gear oil lasts much longer.

@@Subariblet good to hear, thank you

Still runs like it's brand new

I got one that’s 2012

YoungTooShort , mine from 2014, still okay after 20.000, ofcourse every 4000 km to the scootercorner shop for an oil change and checkup, already a few new tires, a new exhaustpipe and little things,. but alway s shiny and clean due polish the bike , even after bad weather straight a clean up, yes, a bit obsessive autistic, lol.

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I wouldn't. Technically, you could probably still use it, but these motors are designed to run on standard 10W40. I just know I would not be comfortable using this in my scooter. I would be afraid that this thinner synthetic would mess something up.

Subariblet ok thank you

My book that came with the scooter says 15 40 w

You sat 10w 40 like car oil???? Help!!

No use 15 40 wt

No

I change the oil every 1000 miles. I probably don't have to do it that often but it's just cheap insurance.

Subariblet , Here we do it every 4000 km.

You are probably right about changing it every 4000 km. I am likely changing mine far too soon.

We here in holland do it every 4000 km,.

Manual says 2000km. I tend to follow that to make sure. I think 4000km is risky, especially when you see how dirty the oil already is after 2000km, but I suppose it depends where you live. I'm in hilly countryside so the motor has to work hard from time to time.

Meh. You can clean out the filter doing it my way.

yea i did both these the way in this video a while ago and no problems

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Are you kidding me? You don’t need to have a “professional” to do an oil change on a 50cc scooter. Just drain, cleanse filter screen and refill. Takes less than 5 minutes. It’s not necessary to remove both plugs because they are both at bottom of the crankcase - you never get 100% of the old oil out no matter what you do. Just do it every 6-12 months depending on usage. Keep it simple

Dumb, pointless comment. I was able to learn everything I need from this quick well edited video. The turds do come out in the comments though, don't they? Lol