need your help

[crookmeister]

i have a scooter at the moment but next year i can get a 125 motorbike


any ideas which one i can get?


i have a few in mind but i want a quick yet reliable bike.


thanks

[GeoffN]

i have a scooter at the moment but next year i can get a 125 motorbike


any ideas which one i can get?


i have a few in mind but i want a quick yet reliable bike.


thanks

honda cbr 125r

You can get faster bikes, but this is great for a new rider, and very reliable.

[medlocke]

How about a mid 80's Yamaha RD 12 LC2, i used to own one that was Stan Stephens tuned, that thing went like a rocket lol, or why not try an early 90's Honda NSR,a Yamaha TZR, a Suzuki RG 125 Gamma, for some reason i like the older bikes compared to todays i think they look a lot cooler

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/ ... c%2082.htm

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/ ... r%2093.htm

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/ ... r%2091.htm

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/ ... a%2085.htm

[crookmeister]

cheers for them replies


i had a look at a cbr 125 there abit slow

i was thinking of an aprilia rs 125 but unreliable


my dad said to get a honda nsr 125 as there proper quick so i dunno


but cheers anyways

[GeoffN]

cheers for them replies


i had a look at a cbr 125 there abit slow

i was thinking of an aprilia rs 125 but unreliable


my dad said to get a honda nsr 125 as there proper quick so i dunno


but cheers anyways

You need to decide which is more important to you; speed or reliability. It's usually a trade-off between the two. I've always liked Hondas, but the nsr is more expensive than the cbr, and not sure it's worth the difference.
Also, the CBR is a four-stroke (that's why it's slower acceleration) which are always more reliable, and cheaper to maintain. The NSR is a two-stroke.