Built for inner-city riders by the Taiwanese manufacturer the focus from the start has been on creating a scooter with practical features. These include expansive lockable storage courtesy of the included top case, under seat area and front glove box compartment.

That same glove box compartment conceals a 12V DC outlet capable of recharging electronic devices on the go.

Additional features include an effortless centre stand to make parking simple, a steering lock to deter theft and room to carry a pillion passenger.

The attention to city requirements doesn’t end with the practical layout.

 “We wanted Agility 16+ 200i to be stable and confident in its handling but agile enough to easily out manoeuvre the obstacles of day-to-day life,” said a KYMCO spokesman. “The larger 16-inch front wheel, fresh suspension configuration and disc brakes really knocks that criteria out of the ball-park.”

The new model gets the same proven four-stroke, fuel-injected 163cc engine as its retro styled cousin, the Like 200i.

The engine is coupled to a simple twist and go transmission and its fuel injection has been carefully mapped to maintain consistent economy yet still spring to life when escaping traffic.

Agility 16+ delivers standout styling with a sharp, clean urban design that features an integrated lighting layout, cut-off front screen and ten-spoke wheels.

The design is available in a choice of three colours and also accommodates a flat floorboard and wide front fairing to provide riders protection against any weather.

This article was originally featured in the Spring 2018 edition of RG Motor.

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