The Gilera MX-R 125 Endurance is a two-stroke, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled motorcycle with a capacity of 124cc. It has a compression ratio of 13.0:1 and uses 28 Dell’Orto PHBH carburetors for induction, with electric ignition and capacitive output for ignition. The bike has a six-speed transmission and multi-disc oil bath clutch, with chain final drive. The front suspension consists of Marzocchi telescopic-hydraulic forks, while the rear suspension includes a fork in die cast aluminium and a Boge single shock absorber. The front and rear brakes are both single disc, with 100/90-16 front and 120/80-16 rear tires. The wet weight of the bike is 132kg, with a fuel capacity of 17 litres and an average consumption of 21.3km/lit. The braking distance from 60-0 km/h is 14.0m, with a 1/4 mile standing time of 15.2 seconds and a top speed of 158.8 km/h. A road test conducted by Motosprint in 1991 gave positive reviews of the bike’s endurance and smooth handling. The Gilera MX-R 125 Endurance was manufactured between 1989-91.
Make Model: Gilera MX-R 125 Endurance
Year: 1989 – 91
Engine: Two stroke, single cylinder, reed valve
Capacity: 124 ccc / 7.6 cu-in
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