See This Bike on HotRodCollection. com This 1974 Yamaha DT125 Enduro is a great example of one of the most iconic motorcycles of the '70's. Yamaha's DT-Series Enduros were street-legal on and off-road bikes that were durable, practical, and highly economical. Maybe best of all, they were incredibly fun and easy to ride, and still are today. This is an exceptionally well-cared for bike, is highly original, and shows pride of ownership. Bikes of this type were often neglected, left outdoors for years, and ridden relentlessly in all kinds of conditions. For those reasons, finding one in the condition this one displays is very rare these days. Ready to start, run, and ride anywhere, this is truly a rideable collectible that its new owner will find versatile and rewarding, much like in 1974. Original 1974 Yamaha DT-125 Enduro Specs Engine • Type: Two-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled • Displacement: 123cc (7.51 cubic inches) • Bore x Stroke: 56.0 mm x 50.0 mm • Compression Ratio: Approximately 7.0:1 • Power Output: Around 13 horsepower at 7,000 rpm • Torque: Approximately 10 lb.-ft at 7,000 rpm • Fuel System: Mikuni Carburetor • Ignition: Points ignition with flywheel magneto • Lubrication: Autolube oil injection system (separate oil tank for two-stroke oil) Transmission • Type: Five-speed manual gearbox • Clutch: Wet, multi-plate • Final Drive: Chain drive Chassis and Suspension • Frame: Tubular steel, double-cradle design • Front Suspension: Telescopic forks, non-adjustable • Rear Suspension: Dual shocks, swingarm • Front Brake: Drum brake • Rear Brake: Drum brake Wheels and Tires • Front Tire: 2.75-21 Universal tread • Rear Tire: 3.25-18 • Wheels: Spoked, steel rims Dimensions and Weight • Wet Weight: Approximately 125 kg (275.5 lbs.) • Fuel Tank Capacity: 7.0 liters (1.85 gallons) • Ground Clearance: 8.9 inches • Seat Height: Approximately 31 inches Performance • Top Speed: Around 65 mph Additional Features • Starter: Kick-start • Electrical System: 6-volt system • Other: High-mounted exhaust, cross-braced handlebars, universal tires
See This Bike on HotRodCollection. com This 1974 Yamaha DT125 Enduro is a great example of one of the most iconic motorcycles of the '70's. Yamaha's DT-Series Enduros were street-legal on and off-road bikes that were durable, practical, and highly economical. Maybe best of all, they were incredibly fun and easy to ride, and still are today. This is an exceptionally well-cared for bike, is highly original, and shows pride of ownership. Bikes of this type were often neglected, left outdoors for years, and ridden relentlessly in all kinds of conditions. For those reasons, finding one in the condition this one displays is very rare these days. Ready to start, run, and ride anywhere, this is truly a rideable collectible that its new owner will find versatile and rewarding, much like in 1974. Original 1974 Yamaha DT-125 Enduro Specs Engine • Type: Two-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled • Displacement: 123cc (7.51 cubic inches) • Bore x Stroke: 56.0 mm x 50.0 mm • Compression Ratio: Approximately 7.0:1 • Power Output: Around 13 horsepower at 7,000 rpm • Torque: Approximately 10 lb.-ft at 7,000 rpm • Fuel System: Mikuni Carburetor • Ignition: Points ignition with flywheel magneto • Lubrication: Autolube oil injection system (separate oil tank for two-stroke oil) Transmission • Type: Five-speed manual gearbox • Clutch: Wet, multi-plate • Final Drive: Chain drive Chassis and Suspension • Frame: Tubular steel, double-cradle design • Front Suspension: Telescopic forks, non-adjustable • Rear Suspension: Dual shocks, swingarm • Front Brake: Drum brake • Rear Brake: Drum brake Wheels and Tires • Front Tire: 2.75-21 Universal tread • Rear Tire: 3.25-18 • Wheels: Spoked, steel rims Dimensions and Weight • Wet Weight: Approximately 125 kg (275.5 lbs.) • Fuel Tank Capacity: 7.0 liters (1.85 gallons) • Ground Clearance: 8.9 inches • Seat Height: Approximately 31 inches Performance • Top Speed: Around 65 mph Additional Features • Starter: Kick-start • Electrical System: 6-volt system • Other: High-mounted exhaust, cross-braced handlebars, universal tires