Beta
Eikon 50
Scooter · 49 cc
- Engine
- 49 cc
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Eikon 50 at a glance
Quick reference values. Model year, generation and trim can differ.
Displacement
49 cc
Category
Scooter
Specifications
- Displacement
- 49 cc
- Seat height
- 800 mm
- Fuel capacity
- 7.5 l
- Category
- Scooter
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Generations and editions
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
2000 - 2005
Eikon 50 2T LC (2000–2005)
GenerationThe 2000–2005 Eikon 50 reference is a liquid-cooled 49 cc two-stroke with reed inlet, electric/kick start and CVT. This row is only for an explicit Eikon 50 2T with proven 2000–2005 year; 1999 and 2006 remain unassigned without further evidence.
About the Beta Eikon 50
The Beta Eikon 50 is a 50 cc scooter. The best-supported technical reference is the liquid-cooled two-stroke version from 2000–2005: a 49 cc single with reed-valve inlet, electric and kick starting, and belt/variator transmission. It has a 7.5-litre tank, 800 mm seat, hydraulic fork, adjustable rear monoshock and 190 mm disc brakes front and rear.
Sources also list 1999 and 2006 in the model range; those years are not automatically linked to the 2000–2005 specification. Always confirm year, maker's plate and cooling system. Also inspect cold starting, variator belt and rollers, centrifugal clutch, oil/fuel feed, water pump and radiator, brakes, tyres, bearings, lighting and bodywork condition.
- Category
- Scooter
What to check before buying
- Confirm the year, two-stroke engine and liquid cooling; the stored reference applies only to 2000–2005.
- Check cold starting, compression, carburettor, reed inlet, air filter and exhaust for poor running and stale-fuel issues.
- Inspect oil pump/feed, radiator, hoses, water pump and coolant for leaks, blockage and overheating.
- Check variator, rollers, belt, centrifugal clutch and final drive for wear, vibration and correct pull-away behaviour.
- Test both disc brakes, tyres, steering-head and wheel bearings, rear shock, wiring, lighting and plastic body panels.









