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Written by Ketzal Sterling    Tuesday, 06 May 2008 15:24     E-mail
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We did try and do our normal fuel consumption test with the Street Magic but due to the tank being hard to drain and us being complete idiots we failed to get an exact number. We can tell you that it’s not stellar and it’s not bad either. Somewhere between 3.2 and 3.5L/100kms would be about where it sits, so about average for an older 50cc machine. The Street Magic was very popular with inner city couriers a few years back and I can see why. It’s cheap, reliable and simply loves to carve up city traffic. The handle bars are quite wide but the bike itself is about as narrow as well…a bulimic super model. If you were to cut the handle bars down a few inches this thing would make any gap in traffic a normal human could fit through.

So who is the Street magic for? This is an easy answer…it’s for idiots. People like me, people who want a crazy little machine that makes you feel like a big kid. You could literally get away with murder on this bike. Nobody takes you seriously on a Street Magic, you look like a child who’s stolen a mini motorbike from a theme park. That my friends is what it’s all about, the Magic is just great fun to ride. It’s also the very first bike we ran around our new test track. We clocked a 41.6 second lap, but we’ll have to wait and see how that stacks up against other 50cc machines. I will say this though…for my money I’d say a tuned up Street Magic would have to be the fastest scooter round a race track…period. We'll know soon.

Top Speed59kph
0-50km/h10.5 Seconds
Lap time41.6 Seconds
Fuel Economy Needs to be re tested
Speedo Accuracy

50kph displayed = 47kph actual


Pros:Fantastic handling, strong engine, very tuneable
Cons:No storage, no weather protection, getting a little old now

Handling
Performance
Fuel Consumption
Value for money
Ease of use
Styling
Build quality

Overall Score

72%

Manufacturer Specifications

Max power at shaft 5.2 Kw (7.1 HP)
Max torque7.6 Nm at 6,500 rpm
Engine TypeSingle-cylinder 2-stroke
Cylinder Capacity49 cc
Seat height705mm
Dry weight 75kg
Kerb weight ---
Fuel tank capacity6 litres
StartingElectric
Transmission“Twist and Go” Automatic Transmission
Storage volumen/a
CoolingAir cooled
Bore X stroke50 mm x 52 mm
Compression ratio---
Chassis---
Front suspension---
Rear suspension---
Front brakeTwin pot disc
Rear brake 
Front wheel/tyre120/80-12 54J
Rear wheel/tyre120/80-12 54J
Length1645mm
Width715mm
Wheelbase1080 mm
Max speed (km/hr) ---
Type approval---
Consumption (ECE applicable text cycle)---
Consumption @km/h - km/l---
Audible Indicatorno
Full helmet storageno
Glove boxno
Fuel Guageno
Trip Meterno
Seat release (via remote control)no
Seat release (remote, ignition/switch) no
Alarmno
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