Kymco People 150cc Scooter Review
by GC
(San Antonio, Texas)
Here is an initial review of the Kymco People 150 scooter that I currently own.
I love the stability of the larger 16 inch wheels, pickup is good, and the ride is compliant. Top speed with me on it (5'10"/195 lbs.) is about 65 mph.
Even though the 150 is highway legal, I would not venture out on a main highway as the bike does not have that extra power if needed in fast, heavy traffic. But anywhere else -- like highway access roads, city streets, etc. -- the 150 has plenty of power to spare and no problems in being able to get anywhere around San Antonio.
Other pros: This is a nimble scooter and reacts well. Gas mileage is very good, but the fuel tank gauge drops fast when one gets to the last 1/3 to 1/4 of a tank (like the People 250 I used to have).
And lastly, it looks good! With a least 5 color and combinations and that retro look, my wife and I literally get thumbs up, honks, and smiles while motoring and inquiries at stop lights every time we've gone out on these. She chose the white and green color scheme, while I opted for the cream and black.
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