The Kymco Sento is a moped produced by the Taiwanese manufacturer Kymco since 2008. It was built in a single engine version, a 50 cc four-stroke with forced-air cooling, and was sold with electric and kick starting.
Kymco Sento at a glance
| Maker | Kymco, Taiwan |
|---|---|
| Type | moped |
| Produced since | 2008 |
| Engine | 50 cc four-stroke |
| Cooling | forced air |
| Starting | electric and kick starter |
| Top speed | 45 km/h |
| Colours | anthracite and light blue |
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History of the Kymco Sento
One engine, one purpose
The Sento was introduced in 2008 and produced in a single engine version: a 50 cc four-stroke with forced-air cooling. It had both electric and kick starting and a top speed of 45 km/h, the limit for mopeds in Europe. It was offered in two colours, anthracite and light blue.
Later Sento models
The Sento name was later used on the New Sento, a 110 cc version of the same small-scooter idea that appears in Kymco’s model lists alongside the original 50 and a Sento 100.
Design and features
- Simple 50 cc four-stroke: the only engine offered in the original Sento.
- Two ways to start: electric starter plus kick starter.
- Moped legal limit: 45 km/h.
- Two colours: anthracite and light blue.
Kymco Sento versions
- Sento 50: the original 2008 moped.
- Sento 100: larger-capacity version listed in the range.
- New Sento: a 110 cc development of the model.
The Sento was one of Kymco’s smallest scooters, below the Agility and Like. More models are in the Kymco collection.
Sources
- Kymco Sento, Italian Wikipedia: engine, starting, speed, colours
- Kymco, English Wikipedia: model list
