This is a discussion on Like it or not? within the Sportbikes & Sport-tourers forums, part of the Bike Talk category; This thing is a 125cc motorcycle based on their (Sachs) moped called the 'madass'. Now, I think it is just about the coolest looking 125 ...
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I would have said sorry for spilling gasoline all over him, except he burnt to death when I accidentally dropped my cigar on him.
what kind of gas mileage does it get ?
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I would have said sorry for spilling gasoline all over him, except he burnt to death when I accidentally dropped my cigar on him.
Not that I want a 125 again, but I find this design strangely intriguing.
As much as I've tried to get lost, everywhere I went, there I was.
The gas tank must be in the main frame tube. A clever idea but it just looks weird not having an obvious gas tank.
I think the passenger foot peg is mounted on the swing arm. Must be a unusual sensation riding and having your feet get all the bumps etc of the road.
As much as I've tried to get lost, everywhere I went, there I was.
It's really cool, the new innovative design is excellent, I would have personally preferred more cover on the side. which would have given it even more a hunk kind of look.
i wander if the husaburg 450 engine could be made to fit on the 125.
If I had the money for one I may do it just for fun. It looks like the 250 version could transport a family of 12-15.
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the 125 size seems a bit small, the tires look like they're for a bigger bike and the rear disc brake is overkill for a bike this size.
If it were a 250 - now maybe you have something.
The design looks a little weird, but the dual headlights make it look a little more "up to date" than what we're used to seeing, but it's part of the future and we need to get used to it.