Liquid cooled, two stroke, single cylinder
Light alloy
and barrel with GILNISIL surface coating
Capacity
124.7
Bore x Stroke
54 x 54.5 mm
Compression Ratio
15.1:1
Induction
28mm Dell'Orto carb
Ignition /
Starting
Electronic / electric
Max Power
- (rear tyre 28.4 hp @ 10500 rpm)
Max Torque
1.9 km-m @ 10500 rpm
Transmission /
Drive
6 Speed / chain
Front Suspension
38mm Upside-down forks. 120mm wheel travel
Rear Suspension
Aprilia
Progressive System with hydraulic single shock-absorber, 1120mm wheel travel
Front Brakes
Single 320mm disc 4 piston caliper
Rear Brakes
Single 240mm disc 2 piston caliper
Front Tyre
100/80 -17
Rear Tyre
120/80 -17
Seat Height
800 mm
Dry-Weight / Wet-Weight
120 kg / 132 kg
Fuel Capacity
20 Litres
Consumption average
24.4 km/lit
Braking 60 - 0 / 100 - 0
13.2 m / 37.1 m
Standing
¼ Mile
15.3 sec / 136.8 km/h
Top Speed
166.2 km/h
The chassis is an evolution very advanced compared
to AF1 Project 108: a beautiful diagonal twin spar frame in aluminum is much
stiffer and lighter than the old frame AF1 Project 108. The front fork upside
down by well-38mm is completely new and is not adjustable: its presence has led
to a change of plates, always with elegant design and a bump for the ignition
lock. The rear swingarm sheet steel boxes and valid progressive rear suspension
(always Sebach not adjustable) ODA remain the same view on Project 108.
The brakes at the front now take a new and very beautiful floating 320mm disc
(the first case among 125 cc) and with a caliper (Brembo) four differential
diameter pistons; remains valid at the rear 240mm disc served as twin piston
caliper the previous AF1. The beautiful new 17 "wheels, Pirelli tires Invalid
host the new MT 79 respectively in sizes 100/80-17 front and 130/70-17 rear.
The dry weight down to 131kg, compared with 134kg detected on AF1 Replica.
Engine
The engine is the new Rotax 123, or an engine designed from scratch than its
predecessor Rotax 127. Here are the key innovation compared to the engine
mounted on AF1 Replica:
· New aluminum cylinder barrel treated with Gilnisil (iron rod on AF1)
• New head into two pieces to improve the cooling
· Race increased by 0.5 mm (dimensions 54x54, 54x54 5 instead of the Retort)
Annual report fell to 15:1 compression (15,5:1 the Retort)
· Balancer (absent on the Rotax 127)
· Valves RAVE 2, always pneumatically
· Carburetor Dell'Orto PHBH 28 RD oval section
· Air Box with dynamic air intake mounted on the right side of the bike.
· Submission primary slightly longer, the last two marches and final report to
make better use of shorter extension gifts
With the changes, the engine detects a summary of the maximum power to the wheel
of 28.66cv at 10,500 rpm, a slight deterioration in terms of absolute power than
the Rotax 127 mounted on AF1 Replica (29.24 hp at 10250giri), but all dispensing
much more substantial benefit to low and medium revs and therefore more space,
also complicates the relationship again. Synthesis of photo gifts check it
exceptional in the tests taken in the 400 meters to 50km / h, time is of 19.352
seconds with an output rate of no less than 96.26 km / h instead of 21.115
seconds and 82.80 km / h detected on AF1 Replica. Also improves the speed: 163.9
km / h instead of 160.5 km / h recorded on AF1 Replica.
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