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Hercules
City CV
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Generations and editions
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
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Years
1982 - present
1982–heden City CV 50
GenerationThe source-bound City CV 50 is the 49cc/2kW member of the City CV family. Use the type plate and engine code to distinguish it from the larger CV 80.
49 cc3 hp
About this model
About the Hercules City CV
The Hercules City CV is a scooter family. The name covers both City CV 50 and larger City CV 80 versions, so displacement must not be inferred from the base model name. The City CV 50 is a 49cc scooter of around 2kW; check the type plate and engine code on every vehicle before assigning parts, speed or licence rules.
A City CV is mainly appealing as a compact classic town scooter. When buying, inspect the variator, belt, brakes, plastics and electric start. Storage degrades fuel, battery, tyres and brake cylinders. A tidy, complete scooter with correct restriction and matching paperwork makes much more sense than a cosmetic restoration with an unknown engine version.
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Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Verify the type plate, frame number and whether it is a City CV 50 or City CV 80; the base name covers multiple displacements.
- Check the two-stroke, oiling, carburettor, air filter and cold start for leaks, smoke and stable hot running.
- Test variator, belt, clutch and final drive for shudder, slip and unusual noise.
- Check electric start, battery, charging voltage, lighting and wiring loom; long storage often creates several small faults.
- Inspect brakes, tyres, fork, frame and plastics for leaks, cracks and old crash damage.