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| bilbo |
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 bilbo Two Stroke Sniffer

Joined: 22 Mar 2005 Karma :   
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 Posted: 13:58 - 24 Mar 2005 Post subject: Cagiva Mito - Advice Please |
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I was looking at a 1992 Cagiva Mito the other day. It has done 33k kilometers and is in pretty good condition.
Really i would like to know what they are like to own. Are they reliable, easy to use etc
If there's any cagiva owners out there who could give me any advice about them i would be very grateful.  ____________________ Burn rubber not your soul! |
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 killa Won't Shut Up

Joined: 18 Oct 2004 Karma :  
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Ok well, do the usual checks on the Mito, as it is second hand.
Chain, Oil, spark plug (if you can), tyres, brakes and lights.
Cosmetically they can look shit hot, but you have to ask for a quick look under the plastic fantastic shell.
Have a ride of it, check clocks work.
I’m saying all of this and I know it is all regular stuff but Mito is renowned for one thing to go wrong and then it snowballs.
Make sure they have some history of the bike as at around those miles you are looking at new piston etc. The gear boxes are usually in good nick, they are pretty hard wearing.
Generally though if you get a good one and maintain it well, oil changes, spark plugs all things above you will have something to smile about.
Depending on your income will determine how long the Mito lasts. Don’t bother with upgrades, most don’t need them. Spend it on a good service and go from there.
Go onto eBay and for about a fiver you can get a factory manual. ____________________ Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.
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 bilbo Two Stroke Sniffer

Joined: 22 Mar 2005 Karma :   
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 Posted: 20:15 - 24 Mar 2005 Post subject: |
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Cheers guy , i shall give her a good looking over. ____________________ Burn rubber not your soul! |
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 Josh|RD125LC World Chat Champion

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You will not regret owning a Mito I can guarantee that. They are rapid. Fully de-restricted and slightly tuned they can be known to hit 120mph. But 110 seems good enough to me. In my opinion they look better and perform much better than the RS. I did consider getting one but insurance proved to be a large barrier. But I'm sure there is many fun times to come.  ____________________ Honda MBX50 | Yamaha RD125LC | Suzuki RG125F Lucky Strike | Suzuki GSF600S
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