The Sachs X-Road gets a stunning new 6-speed engine for 2007. The distinctive air and oil cooled 125cc engine was designed for Sachs by Morini Franco Motori of Italy and not only complies with tough Euro 3 emissions requirements, but produces more than 13 HP. This combines with a light weight of 121.5kg to produce an agile and responsive motorcycle that is ideally suited to novice riders.
Effective stopping power is delivered by a 320mm front hydraulic disc brake, backed up by a 215mm hydraulic unit at the rear. Sachs have chosen to equip the X-Road with 17” wheels front and rear, fitted with relatively fat road style tyres for optimum road holding. With its prominent red trellis frame, under seat oval exhaust system and tri-spoke wheels, the Sachs X-Road 125 offers learner riders an affordable opportunity to take to the roads on an exciting machine from a brand with an impressive European pedigree (Sachs is Germany’s oldest surviving motorcycle manufacturer).
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| Model |
X Road |
| Category |
Learner legal super-motard style road bike |
| Engine |
Air Cooled DOHC 4-valve single 124.5cc Engine |
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Front Brake: 316mm disc with four-piston caliper |
Rear Brake: 220mm disc with floating piston caliper |
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Tyres: 110/70 x 17 (Front), 150/60 x 17 (Rear) |
Weight: 121.5 kg |
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Power: 9,8 kw (13,33 HP) at 9.000rpm |
Wheelbase: 1375 mm | |
