Keeway Agora 50

Introducing the 2011 Keeway Agora 50, a stylish and practical scooter that is perfectly positioned for urban commuting and short-distance travels. With its sleek design and compact dimensions, the Agora 50 is an ideal choice for both novice riders and seasoned enthusiasts looking for a reliable and economical ride. This scooter combines affordability with functionality, making it a popular choice in the sub-50cc category, where maneuverability and efficiency reign supreme. Whether you’re navigating through bustling city streets or cruising along quiet suburban roads, the Agora 50 is designed to meet the demands of an active lifestyle without breaking the bank. At the heart of the Agora 50 is a robust 49.80cc single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that delivers a respectable 3.62 HP at 8,500 RPM. This engine may be small, but it delivers a surprisingly spirited performance, generating a torque of 2.95 Nm at 6,500 RPM, which ensures a smooth acceleration that is perfect for stop-and-go traffic. The automatic transmission, coupled with a reliable belt final drive, makes for effortless riding, allowing you to focus on the road ahead rather than shifting gears. With a fuel consumption rate of just 1.90 litres per 100 km, or an impressive 123.80 mpg, the Agora 50 is not only economical but also environmentally friendly—ideal for those who wish to reduce their carbon footprint. The 2011 Keeway Agora 50 is loaded with features that enhance both comfort and convenience. An electric starter provides quick and easy ignition, while the kick start serves as a reliable backup. The scooter is equipped with a single disc brake in the front and an expanding drum brake in the rear, ensuring effective stopping power in urban environments. Its compact frame, measuring just 1,845 mm in length and 675 mm in width, makes it easy to park and maneuver through tight spaces. Plus, with a ground clearance of 130 mm, you can confidently tackle uneven surfaces without hesitation. The Agora 50 even boasts a fuel capacity of 5.20 litres, allowing for longer rides between fill-ups. ###