Vario Kymco Agility City 16+ 125

[Carrera002]

Hello Everybody

I'm new on this forum

I'm Carrera, i

I have a 2014 Kymco Agility City 16+ 125  year 2014
I use this bike to get to work everyday , its about 40km a day.
I do maintenance myself.


I wanted to improve the performance by changing the stock vario to a sport vario.  For me it s important that my topspeed will increase. Acceleration is really good with the Agility, but it lacks topspeed...  I am looking for about 110-115km/h.  Right now it is about 85-95km/h.

So i ordered a J.Costa vario, hoping to improve the performance.

When the part arrived it did not fit, eventhough i ordered specifically for this model.   The J.costa vario itself fitted fine , but the iron tube,pipe or shaft,( dont know how to call it), between cooling fan and vario, where the belt runs on, was too big for the crankshaft.  So it did not fit ! It was all too loose.
I contacted the seller , and luckily i could send it back.

So i decided to try another vario, this time i tried the malossi multivar.   To make a long story short, same problem....

Had to send it back also.


So im getting a bit frustrated now.


So my question to you guys is,

Can someone tell me which model kymco i have to use to get a vario for that will fit my agility ?

Or does someone have any suggestions or experience with rollers.

Like i said i want to achieve 110-115km/h


I would like to get some clear answers , my goal is not to start discussing . thanks in advance...

Hope to hear from you guys soon
Ciao

[jeeves]

I don't think you will be able to increase top speed with a different variator.
The only thing you will increase is acceleration.
Even going 95kmh is pushing the engine to the limit on an Agility 125.




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[scooterfan]

Well I managed to get 105 km/H from my Agility 125 today. it's a 2009 model with 13 200 km on the clock. This was on flat land and at sea level. It probably could go slightly faster, but at 105 km/H it felt like the engine started running out of breath, and the engine revs were too high to my liking. I usually do not ride faster than 90 km/H. I think if you would like to ride faster than 90 Km/h you should rather buy a scooter with a bigger engine.

[Stig / Major Tom]

Not want you want to hear. You are looking for magic go-fast parts.
If you need to cruise at a higher speed - buy a bigger scooter.

Stig

[Carrera002]

Thanks for responding guys.

Like i said , i just want to know which parts fit my agility...
Or if somebody has a good experience with other rollers on a similar bike.
Thats the information i'm looking for.

Thank you
Nothing else ..

[JJJoseph]

Variator & rollers have NO effect on top speed. Zero.  Nada. They only affect acceleration.  Your top speed is limited by the CDI rev limiter, but pushing the engine aggressively will simply blow stuff up.  Either the crankshaft breaks at the flywheel end, or the variator disintegrates with a bang and then a whimper.