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Key Features

The Benefits of Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI):

1. More Power, around 5% to 10% more power than a carbureted version: EFI equipped engines generally provide higher power and torque than a carbureted version of the same engine.
2. Intelligence: The engine control unit (ECU) is the brain of the EFI engine and the reason for many advantages of EFI. The ECU interprets a variety of information from sensors throughout the engine so that it can continually run at an optimal level.
3. Reduced Fuel Consumption & Emissions: By monitoring the engine sensors, the ECU determines the precise amount of fuel that needs to be delivered by the injector. It also delivers the exact air/fuel ratio to the engine by activating the injectors for the precise amount of time. Fine tuning this delivery results in better fuel economy by reducing consumption up to 25 percent and emissions control up to 20 percent.
4. Less Servicing: Not only are there no carburetor maintenance or replacement costs, there is also less servicing needed in general. The fuel system, for example, is entirely sealed so the gasoline does not encounter oxygen, which causes it to go bad. This prevents the needs for bringing the engine in for servicing in the spring as a result of contaminated gas.
5. Altitude Adaptability: Changes in altitude can affect any engine’s performance and in higher altitudes there is less oxygen. In a carbureted engine, operators would be required to change the carburetors jetting, but with EFI, it automatically compensates for the change in altitude by sensing the air temperature and density. It would then modify the fuel flowing through the injectors to provide the correct mixture for that current altitude.
6. Eliminating Carburetor Float Problems: An EFI system is all electronic. Because of this it has an injector, which means it doesn’t require a fuel float that you would find in a carburetor. The carburetor floats can bounce around causing a lot of problems, especially with the movement of vehicles.
7. Excellent Starting: A major benefit of EFI systems is the greatly improved cold and hot starting performance, easy to start.

Engine / Drive TrainBody / Suspension / Brakes

1. Front Disc and Rear Drum brake supply strong, reliable stopping power.
2. 14" front and rear alloy tires offer great traction.
3. CVT Continuously Variable Transmission a CVT can provide a smoother driving experience and are often more fuel-efficient.

Additional Features

1. Wide, thickly padded seat ensures incomparable rider and passenger comfort and style.
2. Some Assembly Required.

 

 

Specifications

Model Number	MC-Q02
Engine/Drive Train
Engine	168.9cc, 1 Cylinder, air-cooling
Max Power	8.0kW/8000rpm
Max Torque	11N.m/6000rpm
Compression Ratio	9.2:1
Bore x Stroke	61x57.8
Transmission	CVT
Start System	Electric
Final Drive	Belt
Ignition Type	ECU
Fuel System	EFI
Fuel Type	92 Octane Unleaded Gasoline
Top Speed	56Mph+ (Depending on Riders Weight and Road Conditions)
Battery	12V/7Ah
Frame /Body/ Suspension / Brakes
Front Suspension	Telescope
Rear Suspension	Hydraulic
Front Brakes	Disc Brake
Rear Brakes	Drum Brake
Front Tires	80/90-14 Alloy
Rear Tires	90/90-14 Alloy
Capacities / Dimensions
Weight Capacity (lbs)	331
Net Weight (lbs)	198
Gross Weight (lbs)	273
Overall Length	73.4"
Overall Width	27"
Overall Height	41.7"
Carton Dimensions	70x22x34"
Wheelbase	49.4"
Seat Height	29.5"
Min Ground Clearance	4.13"
Fuel Capacity	5L
Estimated MPG	73.5 MPG
Safety / Control
HeadLights	Yes
Tail Light	Yes
Turn Signal Indicators	Yes
Kill Switch	Yes
Horn	Yes
Hand Brake	Yes
Key Ignition	Yes
Key Stop	Yes
Engine Stop Button	Yes
Others
Tool Kit	Yes
EPA Certified	Yes
CARB Certified	Yes
DOT Approved	Yes