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Cagiva Supercity 125Newest Review: ... to be kept on a tight budget! 17inch wheels mean that super sticky rubber can be put on. My favourite are Dunlop GPR70. ... more More Cagiva motorcycles
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Read Reviews for Cagiva Supercity 125
by - written on 16/08/02 (Useful, 3474 readings)
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Sadly discontinued and rare Italian supermoto. 125cc, 31bhp (34bhp on 34mm carb models) Raucous liquid cooled engine taken from the mito spots bike needs to be kept above 8000rpm for decent power and progress. However the engine does put out 248bhp per litre so it needs lots of tlc and top notch oil. Parts can be expensive and less common parts need to be shipped over from Italy and can take a long long time. Very few aftermarket parts mean that cagiva parts have to be used and push the price up. Its not a bike to be kept on a tight budget! 17inch wheels mean that super sticky rubber can be put on. My favourite are Dunlop GPR70. ... Read the complete review
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