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SYM Orbit II 50 Naked / 50 TS
"Orbit II Naked"
With the boom in scooter sales, and the user-friendly licensing
concessions in States like Queensland, WA and SA, 50cc scooters
have proliferated on Australian roads.
Not so the Orbit 50. This model from Taiwanese manufacturer SYM
is the latest addition to the range of city scoots distributed
in Australia by Select Scootas.
The Orbit’s 49.4cc air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine
pumps out 2.75kW at 7750rpm and torque of 3.85Nm at 6500rpm –
respectable figures for a little 50 – and is pretty zippy in the
way it delivers.
Braking could be a bit better, though. The front two-piston
caliper and single disc combination worked well enough, but
could have used more instant bite, while the rear drum brake had
a vague, wooden feel to it. To be fair, the scooter was brand
spankin’ new, with just a handful of kilometres on the clock, so
the brakes may have still needed some bedding in.
Extracts from a review by Pete Callaghan
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