Ducati 125TS (1958-65)

The Ducati 125 Turismo Speciale was produced between 1958 and 1965. Its four-stroke, single-cylinder engine had a capacity of 124.4cc and was driven by an OHC and bevel gear system. The bike had a compression ratio of 7.0:1, was air-cooled, and had forced oil sump lubrication. Its Dell’Orto UB18BS or ME18BS carburetor provided induction. Ignition was battery and coil with a 6V 40W generator, while its starting system was a kick. The maximum power produced was 5.2 kW/7 hp at 7000 rpm. It had a 4-speed transmission with a clutch and a chain final drive ratio of 2.870:1. The bike was 1890 mm/74.4 in long, 680 mm/26.8 in wide, and 940 mm/37.0 in high. It had a wheelbase of 1310 mm/52.0 in, a seat height of 760 mm/29.9 in, and a dry weight of 98.5 kg/217 lbs. The front suspension consisted of hydraulically damped telescopic forks with a Marzocci system, and the rear suspension was a swingarm with dual shocks and 3-way adjustability. The front and rear brakes were drum brakes, with the front drum brake measuring 158 mm and the rear 136 mm. Its front and rear tyres measured 2.50 – 17 CEAT and 2.75 – 17 CEAT respectively. The fuel capacity of the bike was 16 L/4.2 US gal/3.5 Imp gal, and its top speed was 90 km/h/56 mph.

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Make Model: Ducati 125 Turismo Speciale