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Yamaha XTZ125 2022 specs

Latest motor bike specifications and pictures for the 2022 Yamaha XTZ125.



Yamaha XTZ125 2022 motorcycle info

Main Detail

Make
Yamaha
Model
XTZ125
Year
2022
Category
Enduro / Off-Road

Performance and Speed

Torque
9.9 Nm (1.0 kgf-m or 7.3 ft.lbs) @ 5500 Revolutions">RPM

Dimensions and Weight

Ground Clearance
260 mm / 10.2 inches
Overall Height
1115 mm / 43.9 inches
Overall Length
2090 mm / 82.3 inches
Overall Width
830 mm / 32.7 inches
Kerb Weight
118.0 kg / 260.1 pounds
Wheelbase
1300 mm / 51.2 inches

Engine and Exhaust

Bore / Stroke
54.0 x 54.0 mm / 2.1 x 2.1 inches
Engine Capacity
124.0 cc / 7.57 cubic inches
Compression
10.0:1
Engine Type
Single cylinder, four-stroke
Ignition
CDI
Starter
Electric
Valves / Cylinder
2

Transmission (Gearbox) and Final Drive

Transmission Type
Chain   (final drive)
Gearbox
5-speed
Clutch
Wet, multiple-disc coil spring
Lubrication System
Wet sump
Oil Capacity
1.20 litres / 1.27 US quarts

Fuel and Emission Standards

Fuel System
Carburettor
Fuel Control
Single Overhead Cams (SOHC)
Fuel Capacity
11.00 litres / 2.91 US gallons

Suspension

Front Suspension
Telescopic forks
Front Wheel Travel
180 mm / 7.1 inches
Rear Suspension
Swingarm
Rear Wheel Travel
180 mm / 7.1 inches

Tires and Rims

Front Tire
80/90-21

Brakes

Front Brakes
Single disc
Rear Brakes
Expanding brake (drum brake)

Instrumentation and Lighting

Instruments
Analogue

Notes, Comments and Warranty Information

Comments
Sold in Asia.
Colour Options
Power Black, Yamaha Blue

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