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Cagiva SST 125 (1979-83)

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Cagiva SST250 (1979-83)

At a glance

Capacity
125 cc / 7.6 cu-in
Power
10 hp / 7.3 kW @ 7000 rpm

The full picture.

The Cagiva SST 125 motorcycle was produced between 1979 and 1983, and featured a two-stroke, single cylinder engine with a capacity of 125 cc. It had a compression ratio of 10.8:1 and was equipped with a 27mm Dell’Orto carburetor, with later models featuring electronic CDI ignition. The motorcycle had a kick start mechanism and could reach a maximum power of 10 horsepower at 7000 rpm. It was equipped with a 5-speed transmission and chain final drive.

The front suspension featured an oil damper Ceriant telescopic fork, while the rear suspension had a pivoted fork and Betor dampers with 3-way adjustment. The motorcycle had a single disc front brake and a drum rear brake. It had a wet weight of 116 kg and a fuel capacity of 10.5 litres. The average fuel consumption was 65 mpg, and it could travel up to 70 mph.

Overall, the Cagiva SST 125 was a reliable motorcycle, which proved to be popular over the years. Various resources exist to help owners of this classic bike keep their machines in prime condition.


Technical specifications:

Make Model: Cagiva SST 125

Motorcycle technical specifications
Year1979 – 83
EngineTwo stroke, single cylinder
Capacity125 cc / 7.6 cu-in
Bore x Stroke56 x 50 mm
Cooling SystemAir cooled
Compression Ratio10.8:1
Induction27mm Dell’Orto carburetor
IgnitionBattery & coil later model Electronic CDI
StartingKick
Max Power10 hp / 7.3 kW @ 7000 rpm
Transmission5 Speed
Final DriveChain
Front SuspensionOil damper Ceriant telescopic fork
Rear SuspensionPivoted fork and Betor dampers 3-way adjustment
Front BrakesSingle disc
Rear BrakesDrum
Front Tyre3.00-19
Rear Tyre3.50-18
Wet Weight116 kg / 255.7 lbs
Fuel Capacity10.5 Litres / 2.7 US gal
Consumption Average65 mpg
Standing 1/4 Mile20.0 sec
Top Speed70 mph
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