Introducing the 2012 Nipponia Miro 130, a stylish and efficient scooter designed for urban commuting and short-distance travel. This model shines brightly in the scooter category, offering a blend of practicality and performance that appeals to both novice riders and seasoned enthusiasts alike. With its approachable seat height of 670 mm and lightweight frame of just 108 kg, the Miro 130 is perfect for navigating through city traffic or parking in tight spaces. Available in a range of eye-catching colors—Red, Black, White, Silver, and Grey—this scooter not only performs well but also makes a bold statement on the road.
Under the sleek body lies a robust single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with a displacement of 129 cc, delivering a respectable 9 horsepower at 7500 RPM. Riders can expect a smooth power delivery with 8 Nm of torque available at 6500 RPM, making acceleration from stoplights effortless. The Miro 130’s top speed of 80 km/h (49.7 mph) is ideal for city commuting, while its air-cooled engine ensures reliability during those warmer summer rides. The automatic gearbox, paired with a belt final drive, allows for a user-friendly riding experience, letting you focus on the road without the hassle of shifting gears.
The Miro 130 doesn't just excel in performance; it’s also equipped with features that enhance both comfort and safety. The front suspension features a telescopic hydraulic fork, while the rear is supported by double hydraulic shock absorbers, providing a smooth ride even on bumpy city streets. For stopping power, it boasts a single disc brake at the front and an expanding drum brake at the rear, ensuring reliable braking performance. The scooter is equipped with both electric and kick starters, ensuring that you're never left stranded. With a fuel capacity of 5.7 liters, riders can enjoy extended journeys without frequent stops for refueling.
Pros:
- Lightweight and Agile: At just 108 kg, the Miro 130 is easy to maneuver, making it ideal for urban riding.
- User-Friendly: The automatic transmission and low seat height cater to beginners and experienced riders alike.
- Stylish Design Options: With multiple color choices, riders can express their personal style while enjoying the ride.
Cons:
- Limited Power for Highways: With a top speed of 80 km/h, it may not be suitable for longer highway commutes.
- Basic Instrumentation: The scooter features minimal instrumentation, which may lack some of the advanced tech found on competitors.
- Drum Brake at Rear: While the front disc provides good stopping power, the rear drum brake may not offer the same level of performance in emergency situations.
Overall, the 2012 Nipponia Miro 130 stands out as an excellent choice for city dwellers looking for a reliable and stylish commuting option. Its blend of performance, comfort, and innovative features makes it a worthy contender in the scooter market.
