Kymco Sento 50, 2011
The Sento 50 is an environmentally friendly alternative to getting around a congested city. This retro styled, small framed scooter is the perfect companion for running all of your errands. It features a 5 in 1 security ignition system, an analogue speedometer with fuel indicator, a cable controlled fuel cap system, under seat storage, as well as foldable rear foot pegs if you're bringing a friend along for the ride.
Features: 2 retro colour choices, folding passenger pegs, under seat storage, center hook, analogue instrument cluster, built in under seat ignition interlock system, silver clad aluminum rims, low seat height, lightweight for extra maneuverability, 5 litre fuel tank.
The Sento 50 is a retro-style value leader with traditional 10-inch wheels and a choice of three two-tone color schemes: rose/white, light blue/white, and light brown/white. And while the styling and analog instrumentation may be retro, up-to-date features include electric start, CVT transmission and a front disc brake.
49cc, SOHC Air-Cooled Engine
Speedometer Odometer and Fuel
Storage in Front of and Under the Seat
Helmet Hook
KYMCO Gas Pass Estimated 87 MPG
Specifications
American MSRP: $1,999 USD
Canadian MSRP: $2,595 CDN
- Engine Type Air cooled, Single Cylinder, 4 Stroke
- Displacement 49.5 cc
- Bore & stroke 39x 41.4 mm
- Compression ratio 11:1
- Valve Train S.O.H.C., Chain Drive
- Fuel Delivery Carburetor with electric choke
- Ignition CDI
- Transmission Automatic CVT
- Spark Plug NGK CR7HSA
- Emission CEPA Environmental Registered
- Fuel Capacity 5 litres
- Tires 90/90-10 Front; 90/90-10 Rear
- Front Suspension Telescopic Forks
- Rear Suspension Mono Hydraulic Shock
- Max Weight Capacity 195 kg
- Front Brakes Single Drilled Disk / Single Piston Caliper
- Rear Brakes Drum
- Instrument Cluster Analog Speedometer with Analog Fuel Gauge
- Stands Centre and Side Stands
- Storage Compartment Under Seat Storage Compartment
- Complete Size (L x W x H) 1700 x 680 x 1050 mm
- Seat Height 740 mm
- Dry Weight 89 kg
- Maximum Passengers 2
- Warranty Two Year Limited Warranty
Major Causes of Motorcycle Accidents
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Nothing compares to the thrill and excitement of riding a motorcycle. Alas, the high excitement is unfortunately mingled with danger too. It’s true that motorcyclists are more prone to die in accidents than those in motorcars. Besides, an alarming increase in the number of motorcycle accidents has been recorded in recent years. Hence, it is important to study and analyze the causal factors of motorcycle accidents in our country.
Research indicates that the major cause of motorcycle accidents remains the failure of other motorists to recognize motorcyclists in heavy traffic or at night. Statistics shows that about 70% of the collisions are a result of this. Other causal factors remain bad road conditions, speed problems, riding skills, presence of alcohol and undivided roadways.
Motorcyclists usually suffer in case of bad road conditions like potholes, debris, and uneven places. High speed is a causal factor of accidents too. Speed displaces the alignment of the motorcycle, as it causes the front end to ‘wobble’. Hence, the motorcyclist loses control and collides against any stationary object or moving vehicle.
Findings from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, or FARS, state that high alcohol levels in the blood were often present in motorcycle fatalities. Also, undivided roadways, rural roads, speed, lack of helmet use, and driving at night, remain associated with the increasing number of fatalities.
Research conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that speeding, aggressive driving, and driver inattention are leading causes of motorcycle accidents. Negligence on the part of the motorcyclist also leads to accidents or collisions. So does improper breaking or turning. Bad weather remains a problem or causal factor, though its influence is small.
In spite of such large numbers of motorcycle accidents, very few studies have been conducted to determine the causal factors of such accidents. A major study on accidents is the Hurt Report, conducted in 1980, which gives a detailed sketch of the causal factors of accidents.
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