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 Bosvegas L Plate Warrior
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 Posted: 14:40 - 17 Jan 2006 Post subject: Which 125 should I get? |
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| Groove |
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 Groove World Chat Champion

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Youve pretty much listed all the popular 125's there...
Question is, what do you want from your 125?
If its reliabilty, then a 4 stroke is preferable. (CBR125 for example)
4 stroke 125's generally do about 70mph, cant be de-restricted nor made to go faster without spending ££££.
Speed would probably be the RS125 or the Mito, bout 2 stroke bee in tin can things. Will hit 90-95mph de-restricted (Though this wont be legal with only a CBT) or 70ish mph restricted.
Fuck knows about off road, im sure another member will know.  ____________________ || Past: 1991 Kawasaki ZXR 250 ~ 2003 Honda CBR 600 F Sport ~ 2004 Kawasaki ZX6R B1H 636 ~ 1999 Yamaha R1 ~ 1999 Kawasaki ZX6R J ~ 2004 Kawasaki ZX6R B1H 636 ~ 1998 Honda VTR1000F Firestorm ~ K1 GSXR 600 Track bike ~ K6 GSXR 1000 ~ 2006 Speed Triple 1050 || Current: 2005 R1 https://www.adrucore.co.uk |
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I want the fastest bike out of what ive listed pretty much Im not to bothered about reliability. So the fastest bikes kind of push the off road bikes aside. Don't know why I bothered puttin them up there :/. More opinions Please  |
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 bristol_sports_bikes Borekit Bruiser
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if you want the fastest get the cagiva mito,,,,,,,but then again thier not the most reliable bikes,,but if you keep them as they need keeping, maintaing etc thier serve you fine,
i had one thier beautiful bikes and gets loads of attention,, ____________________ honda vfr nc30 1991 |
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afaik the mito has a slightly harder edge to it than the RS, but there is verry little in it, you'll pick up and RS cheaper too.
I'd say buy an RS.
(did you know half the bikes you posted aren't road legal?) |
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| TOM M |
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When i had an rs125 i found it to be a great bike, loved owning one and i didnt have any reliability problems, only general maintenence stuff.
If your are buying a 125 it mite be worth considering buying second hand, but check service history etc well  ____________________ Now owner of a 1200 Bandit |
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RS125, great bikes ____________________ Zhongyu ZY50, Aprilia SR50, Motorhispania RX50, Aprilia RS125, Honda VFR400 nc24 and my corsa
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If your going for a 4 stroke Id get a Honda CB125 pre 1983. 16bhp  ____________________ Its a lovely day, just wait until some bastard spoils it. |
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Get a Mito, stylish and speedy m8 I'm selling my 2000 Mito EV pm me if you (or anyone else) is interested. ____________________ Cagiva Mito 125 (sold)
Honda CBR400RR NC23 (sold)
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The mito is very very small, i've just bought a planet today, which has higher bars, but still feels small. Sounds very very nice, and feels solid though.
Jack ____________________ www.bikepics.com/members/jackcheese <--- NOW FOR SALE! 51 Plate Cagiva Planet 125
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nsr definately, i have owned a brand new cbr125r and its horrible little thing compared to the nsr, nsr i have is a 1992 nsr125rk import very quick much more fun than the cbr, choose 2t rather than 4t, i hears off a lot of people rs125s are very fragile bust easily and are expensive, i say nsr
heres my nsr  |
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and heres my cbr  |
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did you find the cbr to be skinny and weightless, i prefered the NSR as it has some weight on it, its wide, looks like a big bike, and is reliable
NSR-Rulez ____________________ Past: 1985 Suzuki GS 125 + 2002 Honda NSR 125 R-2 + Ford Fusion
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Do a search for 'which 125' and read the previous discussions, it may be useful.
I suppose its one of five catagories (not counting scoots ) that your gonna choose:
1. 2T 'Race replica', aprillia rs125, honda nsr125 etc- 2strokes with fairings
2. 4T 'Race replica', honda cbr125, sachs xtc125 etc - 4strokes with fairings
3. 2T/4T crosser or supermoto (dirt bikes)
4. 4T CG replica or cheap japanese version, cruisers
5. 2T old rusty non sporty bike with a 100cc engine
Most choose a supermoto or a 2T race replica.
The four stroke race replicas are quite new (compared to the 2 strokes) so generally cost more and dont go as fast.
If you want to stay legal and buy a restricted bike they will almost be as fast as each other though.
Id say find an old 2stroke race replica or go buy a supermoto as they are nice and big and dont break that much if you fall off or drop it.
They will also go fast if you want to.
An old Honda NSR125 or a good condition RS125 is probably your best bet, or a TDR125 (yamaha) or DT125 (also yamaha) for supermoto/crosser. Of course ir depends on how much you have to spend. ____________________ DNA50 (sorry) ->> TZR125l >> GPZ500S
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