2011 Kymco People GTi 300 review

[Cortez]

Originally Posted by damasovi

cortez thanks for the info. I think when the day comes for me to have a bigger scooter I may go with Kymco, yes a B400 or 400 yamaha looks nicer now, how ever sometimes you do not need all that plastic to be happy, do you?

Cheers

Damasovi

In my opinion, the B400 and Majesty are great for someone who has a long
commute or travels a lot, but they're on the 'edge' when it comes to regular
everyday scootin' around town. It's not that they're not good at it (still better
then ANY motorcycle with a manual transmission), but this is the situation
where less can be more.

Both DT300i and People 300 are among the best at that, and surprisingly the
DT300 is more nimble around town then the People. Extra storage helps too.

Think of it as a mini B400, but without the bulk.

[damasovi]

Cortez,

that is what I was thinking, still, these Kymcos look like that could go around the country, just add new oil, gas and goo!!

I think a trip to the local vespa, piaggio, kymco dealer is in order!

Damasovi

[Cortez]

Amen to that.

I got 13k WOT miles on my 125cc Kymco, it's still as good as new, selling it
locally.. don't need it any more now that the DT300 is ordered!


http://www.njuskalo.hr/skuteri-preko...-oglas-4262410

[KennyT]

Hey Cortez. Thanks for the review. I recently purchased my first scooter, a Kymco Agility 125, and am enjoying it so much, I can't stop reading about others. I look forward to owning one of these more powerful machines...
Thanks again!
Ken

[Cortez]

Originally Posted by KennyT

Hey Cortez. Thanks for the review. I recently purchased my first scooter, a Kymco Agility 125, and am enjoying it so much, I can't stop reading about others. I look forward to owning one of these more powerful machines...
Thanks again!
Ken

You're welcome.. you're gonna enjoy yourself on that little thing though,
just try not to make the stoopid mistake I did and sell it when you get
another one!

[KennyT]

Originally Posted by KennyT

Hey Cortez. Thanks for the review. I recently purchased my first scooter, a Kymco Agility 125, and am enjoying it so much, I can't stop reading about others. I look forward to owning one of these more powerful machines...
Thanks again!
Ken

Originally Posted by Cortez

You're welcome.. you're gonna enjoy yourself on that little thing though,
just try not to make the stoopid mistake I did and sell it when you get
another one!

No thoughts on selling my 125. I would like to have several of these. I am going to need a big garage!!