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People s200 / Re: New-to-me People S 200 and why are parts so hard to find?
« on: June 26, 2020, 07:25:21 PM »
Thanks for the replies!
I usually don't like to go through dealers because, based on my experience with local car and scooter dealers in CA, they charge SO much money for items that I shop online for parts. However, I did take a look at the dealer recommendations from Stig and I'm going to order from Solano Cycle in Orange Park, FL (Orange Park is where they complete all their online orders, FYI, not the other locations). Their prices were somewhat similar to other prices I've seen online, but it was all in one place, so that's where I'll be getting parts.
If you're curious, I'm ordering the following, which comes out to $150 plus shipping:
Drive belt
Rollers
Slider things that go near the rollers (there are 3)
Front and rear brakes (drums!)
spark plug
Air filter
I found a few online tutorials, and one great Youtube video, that show how to perform various maintenance on the People S 200.
Here's the Youtube video that shows a bunch of service items for Kymco scooters (brakes, belt, clutch, variator, lots of things, really cool!), but I think our scooter is a little more involved because it looks like we have to take off a lot of the body panels to access certain thing. Nevertheless, this video is still very clear.
Rear brakes drums (this seems like a really involved process, is this true?)
http://scooterpitstop.blogspot.com/2013/04/kymco-people-200-s-rear-tyre-shock.html
Drive belt:
https://daphnelcc.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/how-to-change-your-kymco-people-s200-drive-belt/
I usually don't like to go through dealers because, based on my experience with local car and scooter dealers in CA, they charge SO much money for items that I shop online for parts. However, I did take a look at the dealer recommendations from Stig and I'm going to order from Solano Cycle in Orange Park, FL (Orange Park is where they complete all their online orders, FYI, not the other locations). Their prices were somewhat similar to other prices I've seen online, but it was all in one place, so that's where I'll be getting parts.
If you're curious, I'm ordering the following, which comes out to $150 plus shipping:
Drive belt
Rollers
Slider things that go near the rollers (there are 3)
Front and rear brakes (drums!)
spark plug
Air filter
I found a few online tutorials, and one great Youtube video, that show how to perform various maintenance on the People S 200.
Here's the Youtube video that shows a bunch of service items for Kymco scooters (brakes, belt, clutch, variator, lots of things, really cool!), but I think our scooter is a little more involved because it looks like we have to take off a lot of the body panels to access certain thing. Nevertheless, this video is still very clear.
Rear brakes drums (this seems like a really involved process, is this true?)
http://scooterpitstop.blogspot.com/2013/04/kymco-people-200-s-rear-tyre-shock.html
Drive belt:
https://daphnelcc.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/how-to-change-your-kymco-people-s200-drive-belt/