Mito Evolution 125 (1994 - present) review
If Ducati made learner legal bikes...
Visordown
Pros
The looks are pure horn and the riding experience can be visceral
Cons
Rev-hungry engine needs looking after to get the most out of it
Best looking 125 on the market with seven gears and 916 looks. A rev factory but who cares – when you’re 17 it’s never gonna get any better. Needs TLCBest looking 125 on the market with seven gears and 916 looks. A rev factory but who cares – when you’re 17 it’s never gonna get any better. Needs TLC
Length (mm) | 1979 |
Width (mm) | 749 |
Height (mm) | 1099 |
Dryweight (kg) | 129 |
Seats | 0 |
Seat Height (mm) | 759 |
Suspension Front | upside-down telescopic hydraulic fork (Ø 40 mm) |
Suspension Rear | progressive with hydraulic single shock absorber; |
Adjustability Rear | Adjustable spring preload |
Wheels Front | 3,00"x17" |
Wheels Rear | 4,00"x17" |
Wheels Made Of | Light alloy |
Tyres Front | 110/70-17 |
Tyres Rear | 150/60-17 |
Brakes Front | disk brake Ø 320 mm |
Brakes Rear | disk Ø 230 mm |
Tank Capacity (litres) | 14 |
Wheelbase (mm) | 1375 |
Ground Clearance (mm) | 150 |
Trail (mm) | 97 |
Chassis | Aluminium double extruded beam with cast head pipe and rear plates |
Cubic Capacity (cc) | 125 |
Bore (mm) | 56 |
Stroke (mm) | 50.6 |
Valve Gear | SOHC |
Compression Ratio | 7.4 |
Ignition | Capacitor discharge electronic ignition |
Cooling | Liquid cooled |
Fuel Delivery | Carburettors |
Stroke Type | Two Stroke |
Drive | Chain |