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So, exactly what is a SYM Scooter? The name of the company is SanYang Motors (Hence SYM). The company
was once part of Honda of Taiwan before splitting three ways, one became known as Kwang Yang Motor Co. aka KYMCO, the
other SanYang Motor Co. aka SYM. Since then SYM and Kymco have been fighting
for the Taiwan and Asian market. Each company produces well more than 600,000 units per year. SYM also
has co-operation with Hyundai Korea in manufacturing of cars in Taiwan. SYM is also connected with Bombardier Recreational Products and the Kinetic Motor Company in India. Even though most SYM dealers are currently located in European and Asian markets, SYM
is making its mark in North America. In 2006, SYM was named as one of the top Taiwanese Global Brands for “its rapid
Global Expansion and excellent sales performance both in Germany and France in 2006”. SYM's exclusive
use of the Ceramic Coated Cylinder process, which applies special compound-electroplating process to disperse SiC ceramic
particles uniformly distributing on the cylinder wall. SYM is the first company to make mass produced motorcycle engines by
using their SiC ceramic coating technique. This results in excellent longevity and much better fuel economy. SYM scooters
routinely get 10~15% Better fuel mileage than their competitors. So, enough about the technical stuff... Let's get into the scooters!
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SYM CITYCOM 300i An absolute beast of a scooter, it accellerates like it's powered by a nuclear
reactor. There is no lag or drag anywhere. The 16" wheels and giant brakes make it handle like a much larger motorcycle,
yet it gives up nothing in the twisties. A cavernous underseat storage area and "free" windshield make this a no-brainer
for folks in the super-scooter market. Usually to get this kind of touring capacity, you'd have to ride a much longer, less
capable scooter. Keep in mind it's fuel injected, and has the unbeatable Sym 2 year, unlimited mileage warranty. $5,498
Available in black and red
 SYM HD200 EVO The SYM HD-200 has a liquid-cooled four-stroke engine, automatic CVT transmission,
and carbureted fuel system. The engine has a ceramic coated cylinder, and a four-valve, one-piece cylinder head. Suspension
is excellent for urban use proving to be a nice balance so bumps in the pavement aren't rattling your teeth. This is
one of the smoothest and most powerful 200cc engines we've ever tested. $3,798 Available in silver, red and blue
SYM Fiddle II 125 MSRP $2598
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SYM RV250 Provides exceptional handling in town and delivers top performance on the open road. With a 250cc, 4-valve
liquid cooled engine this freeway legal scooter can get up and go. Front and rear linked disk brakes for reliable stopping
power. Its strong design smoothly integrates great performance with a sporty look and cavernous underseat storage. Equipped
with a 12 Volt power port to charge your cellphone of hook up your GPS / MP3 player. $4,988 Available in red, blue
and gray. Some other features that ONLY the SYM
RV250 has..... - Ceramic lined cylinder, this means the motor lasts WAY longer than the competition.
It also returns much better MPG.
- Linked braking system, means you can stop faster & safer
than other scooters.
- Security shutter for the ignition switch. You close the shutter &
no one can jam the ignition switch with a screwdriver.
SYM SYMBA 100 We've been waiting for this bike since the early 80's, The Honda Cub is the most produced vehicle on
the planet and we're finally getting a chance to have one here in the U.S. if you've ever owned a Honda C70 or similar you
already know exactly what I'm talking about. Well over 100 mpg. A 4 speed semi-automatic (no clutch) transmission and a platform
trusted for over 40 years. This U.S. model gets upgraded front suspension, electronic ignition, and a much brighter headlight
than its asian brothers. Bring it in at night and it will purrr at your feet. $2,699 Available in white/black, white/blue and white/red
After a 26 year absence SYM brings the SYMba to America. See what Wired magazine
has to say about the newest old thing to hit the U.S. Wired SYMba announcement. 
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