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Cagiva MitoDescription: Sportsbike / two-stroke 125cc / liquid cooled single cylinder / maximum power: 30 bhp. / The original Mito was launched ... more Newest Review: ... complete with a full arrow can. have had some problems with it. the tick over is really dodgy and unless its really warmed ... more More
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by trem - written on 09.03.08
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i bought my 2000 mito evo for 1200 from a guy that needed a quick sale. its a really lovely bike in red which has been de-ristricted and stage 3 tuned complete with a full arrow can. have had some problems with it. the tick over is really dodgy and unless its really warmed over it always feels like its gonna stall unless u keep the revs up at lights. also the petrol light comes on and off all the time even tho u have loads of fuel in it. the riding position is awkward on long journeys as your always leaning forward and trying to get into nutrel at lights well u might as well not bother and keep it in gear oh and why is there no gear light?. other than that it looks good ...
by whateva123 - written on 15.05.05 (Useful, 8322 readings)
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I brought my 2001 Cagiva Mito 125 in stunning bright yellow 3 months ago for £1450 from a dealer which was a great deal. It is in very good condition with only a few small marks that can be expected from a 4 year old learner bike. The bike still has the standard can but is fully derestricted and I've had nearly 100 from it - am tempted to get an arrow exhaust as it would do near 120 so ive been told. Also would like to get a tinted windshield as the standard one goes a manky colour and tinted ones look great but are pricey! I've been really pleased with the bike so far and haven't had any problems with it fingers crossed! Its a very nice bike (the best 125 I my opinion, ...
by toby_s223 - written on 21.06.02 (Very useful, 17414 readings)
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I first got into bikes when I got my scooter in June last year. I couple of months after that, I saw the Cagiva Mito, and decided that was the bike I was going to get when I was 17. I started saving in September. I have a job at a hardwear store and I was earning about £270 a month. This soon mounted up and by Christmas I was well on my way to be able to afford the bike. In April I started to look around for second hand Mito's. I was never planning on getting one new as you loose a lot of money from depretiation. These bikes are generally between £1,900 and £2,500 second hand for a good one. New, they are between about £3,200 and £3,700, although you can get them for ...
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