Kymco Vitality 4T - 2004 Specifications and Reviews

The 2004 Kymco Vitality 4T is a lightweight 50cc scooter ideal for commuters and new riders seeking affordable urban mobility. Its compact frame and modest 3.79 hp air-cooled engine deliver reliable, fuel-efficient performance perfect for city riding and short-distance travel.

2004
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Engine and Transmission Specifications

Cooling systemAir
Torque3.63
Power3.79
Stroke2
Engine typeSingle cylinder
Capacity:49.40 ccm (3.01 cubic inches)
 
 

Physical measures and capacities

Overall width700 mm (27.6 inches)
Overall length1,940 mm (76.4 inches)
Overall height1,120 mm (44.1 inches)
Dry weight98.0 kg (216.1 pounds)
 
 

Kymco Vitality 4T dimensions and frame

Rear brakesExpanding brake (drum brake)
Front brakesSingle disc
Rear tyre dimensions130/70-12
Front tyre dimensions120/70-12

Speed and acceleration

Power/weight ratio0.0387 HP/kg

CategoryScooter
Year2004
ModelKymco Vitality 4T

Other specs

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Performance Profile & Rider Fit

3.8 hp
Peak Power

Best For

Track3%
City80%
Cornering30%
Daily Riding60%
Touring8%
Passenger20%

Rider Profile

Best ForNote: the listed engine data (2-stroke, 49cc) conflicts slightly with the '4T' (four-stroke) naming, but the profile below treats it as a small 50cc moped-class scooter as specified; this suits absolute beginners or those wanting a simple, low-risk runabo
PurposeBuilt purely for short-hop urban commuting and errands, not for speed or distance.
Rider FitVery light and low, easy for riders of almost any size or strength to manage at a stop or when maneuvering by hand.
CharacterA humble, economical city scooter with modest performance, prioritizing ease of use over excitement.
Not Ideal ForNot suitable for highway riding, long tours, carrying a passenger comfortably, or anyone seeking real acceleration or power.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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