Yamaha YZF-R125 VS Honda CBR125 VS Kymco KR Sport part 3

Part3
Kymco KR Sport 125cc



Taiwanese manufacturer Kymco has introduced the KR Sport 125 as the competition from its side for the Honda CBR125. But is there a competition at all ??
The engine is a relatively low-tech unit, air- rather than liquid-cooled, but it does have four valves and a five-speed gearbox, and it works fine. The throttle response is crisp and it has a proper power band, whereas some learner-legal machines feel desperately flat at higher revs. Kymco will win over some potential Honda customers for its size, the CBR 125 is small and so is YZR R125 and is about £300 cheaper.
But thats the end of it. There is nothing that can be compared with the japs in terms of build quality, ride and performance.
Features:-
* Digital Display
o Fuel Level
o Temperature Gauge
o Clock
o Speedometer
o Trip Meter
* Steering Lock
* Painted 5-Spoke Alloy Wheels
* Electric Start
* Dual Seat
* Analogue Rev Counter
* Twin Halogen Headlights
* Rear Grab Rail

Specification:
Dimensions and Weight: Length: 2080mm
Width: 710mm
Height: 1160mm
Seat Height: 780mm
Net Weight: 141kg
Maximum Speed: 65mph
Engine : Air and Oil Cooled Single Cylinder
Type : 4 Stroke, 4 Valve - OHC
Cylinder Capacity : 124.1cc
Maximum Power : 9.6 Kw / 10000 rpm
Maximum Torque : 9.9 Nm / 8000 rpm
Ignition : CDI (Condenser Discharge Ignition)
Gear box : 5 Speed - Manual
Chassis : Lightweight Steel/Alloy Frame
Tyres (Front / Rear) : Fr 110/80-17
Rr 140/70-17
Front Suspension : Hydraulic Front Forks
Rear Suspension : Adjustable Monoshock
Front Brake : 276mm Diameter Disc
Rear Brake : 220mm Diameter Disc

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