Cagiva Mito

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

ive owned cagiva mitos since i was 15 im now 28,this has included the mark1 mark 2 evo 1 evo 2. i agree comfort is lacking but thats because its a race bike and leaning over the tank all day is not practical on the road. but this is more than made up for in the handling which is on par with any bike. the speed which when deristricted and with full engine compression and well tuned is around 105 mph top end and fast as you like getting there. i like the double look you get from big bike riders they hear your 125cc two stroke motor and laugh to themselfs they then gun it,they turn round expecting nothing to be there then see you still on his shoulder ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review