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Aprilia 125 Pagaso 1993 Found in Aprilia |
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Make: Aprilia Model: 125 Pagaso Year: 1993 Engine: Liquid cooled, two stroke, single cylinder, reed valves Capacity: 124 Bore: 54 x 54.5mm Compression: 14.0:1 Induction: 34mm Dell'Orto carb Starter: Power: 31 hp @ 10000 rpm Torque: 16.6 ft-lb @ 85000 rpm Transmission: 6 Speed Front suspension: 41mm Inverted telescopic forks Rear suspension: Single chock preload adjustable Front brake: Single 300mm disc 2 piston caliper Rear brake: Single 220mm disc 1 piston caliper Front tyre: 100/90-18 Rear tyre: 120/80-17 Dry weight: 118 kg Fuel capacity: 14 Litres |
| ALL BIKES OF THIS ilk are misunderstood. People think they are made for wealthy learners to stutter around on, with the derestriction kit as a plaything to be sneaked on without telling anyone, but this isn't true. Bikes like the Pegaso are just not designed for learners. transferred to a Yamaha XT600. This is a lot easier to ride than a Pegaso 125: it has a lower seat height and enough power all the way through the rev range to be useful. Highly-tuned 125s, even clever ones like the Pegaso, do not have get-you-out-of-trouble power on tap. The meek shall inherit the earth but until they do they'll have a crap time on a motorbike which needs aggressive clutch slip. The Aprilia behaved like an expert's mount and the XT seemed docile in comparison. Balance, turn-in and stability were superb on the Italian bike: point and go, against the Yam's wave in the general direction and lope around like a big dog sniffing the air. In all its upside-down glory, the front suspension was a bit stick | |
