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Yamaha SR 125

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Make Model

Yamaha SR 125

Year

1982 - 86

Engine

Four stroke, single cylinder. OHV, 2 valve

Capacity

125 cc / 7.6 cu-in
Bore x Stroke 57 X 48.8 mm
Cooling System Air cooled
Compression Ratio 10.0:1

Induction

TEIKEI Y24P/1 carburetor

Ignition 

CDI 
Starting Electric

Max Power

12 hp / 8.8 kW @ 8500 rpm

Max Torque

9.8 Nm @ 8000 rpm

Transmission 

5 Speed 
Final Drive Chain

Front Suspension

Telescopic forks
Front Wheel Travel 120 mm / 4.5 in

Rear Suspension

Dual shocks
Rear Wheel Travel 78 mm / 3.0 in

Front Brakes

Single 237mm disc

Rear Brakes

130mm drum

Front Tyre

3.00-17

Rear Tyre

3.00-16
Wheelbase 1285 mm / 50.5 in
Seat Height 745 mm / 29.3 in

Dry Weight

103 kg / 22.7 lbs

Fuel Capacity 

10 Litres / 2.6 US gal

The Yamaha SR125 is one of the oldest 125 cruiser type motorcycles on the roads today. It first appeared in the UK way back in 1982, was withdrawn in 1986, then returned in 1991. It's an ideal CBT motorcycle, but beyond a training school car park the Yamaha SR125 feels slow and outdated in almost every way.

The term "SR" stands for "Single Road". The total length is 2020 mm.

A cylinder, four-stroke and softchopper optics of the early 1980s were the characteristics of SR 1995 presented 125. The 12-hp motorcycle, which was sold in this form abroad since the early 1980s was, technically largely identical with the Yamaha SR 250. It had an air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine with an overhead camshaft (OHC) and a five-speed gearbox. The chopper has a light weight and a low seat height.

Electric starter, lockable fuel cap and center and side stands and a favorable cost price made the Yamaha SR 125 is the ideal city and a second car, which enjoyed especially at returners great popularity.