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what year?!
i'd say 125's probably, well
my 01 CLR125 had 21,000
my 06 CBR125 had 8000
my 08 GT125 had 3535
I wouldnt consider any of them high mileage at all, i know of some 125s plodding up to 50-60,000 obviously thats high, but they are still running where as all those 3 are not
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My '89 CG has done around about 50k and has loads more left, starts first kick, every time ____________________ '84 TS50X, '91 TZR125, '89 CBR400RR, '91 VFR400R NC30, '98 R1
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I would say somewhere around 10K + a year is into the high milage area. Even then, that is less than 200 miles a week.
Many of us do that a week, before even hitting the fun riding. ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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My old GS125 had 87,000 miles on the clock when the speedo packed up. But most 125s don't last much beyond 40K, except CGs, on account of them being so slow and underpowered ____________________ The RXS100: vehicle of choice for Chuck Norris |
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Fixed that for ya' Dunk !! ____________________ Previous: Cub50, NRG50, TS50, YB100, CB125, NSR125, ZZR600, CBF1000, SV650s, ZX6R B1H, XT250, Mito Powered Crosser, WRF450, , FZ600, VN800, GSXR600 - Currently CB1000R |
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High milage is a strange one.
For Market value about 4k a year is average on a 125. Anything above that is considered high milage.
Most Jap 125's can do 50K+ with regular maintenance. However few will. So you need to judge how much mechanical life is left in the bike. Your best bet is to buy a higher than average milage bike in very good condition with plenty of life left.
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Paddy. wrote: | what year?!
i'd say 125's probably, well
my 01 CLR125 had 21,000
my 06 CBR125 had 8000
my 08 GT125 had 3535
I wouldnt consider any of them high mileage at all, i know of some 125s plodding up to 50-60,000 obviously thats high, but they are still running where as all those 3 are not
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ive seen an old 4 stroke 125 with over 100,000 on it and one of the honda visions at work has over 38,000 on it and its still going |
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Old Thread Alert!
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