The Vespa P 125 ETS was produced from 1984-1985 with a total of 11,711 units being made. It was powered by a 121.2cc single-cylinder, two-stroke engine with a compression ratio of 9.5:1 and a Dell’Orto carburetor. It had electronic ignition and a kick start, and used a wet, multiplate clutch. The maximum power output was 6.2 kW at 6,000 rpm. The transmission was a 4-speed constant mesh with grip-shift and a direct drive final gear. The frame was a streamlined monocoque structure made from pressed sheet steel. The brakes were 150mm drums in the front and rear, and the wheels were interchangeable with 3.0 x 10″ tires. The P 125 ETS had a length of 1680 mm, width of 700 mm, and height of 1070 mm with a wheelbase of 1180 mm and a ground clearance of 252 mm. Its dry weight was 85 kg, and it had a fuel capacity of 6.0 L with a 1.2 L reserve. Its fuel consumption average was 2.1L/100km, and its top speed was 97km/h. It was available in red, blue, and black.
Make Model: Vespa P 125 ETS
Year: 1984 – 85
Production: 11 711 units
Engine: Two strike, Single cylinder,
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