SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

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jammy james
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SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by jammy james » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:24 pm

well the header is/other marques so here is my current collection, 1989 cub/1988cub and 2010 suzy fl 125 address which will touch 65mph(with me sat upright)/do 144mpg/ and has proper brakes....still ride the cub daily through the winter..Image

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by AE86 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 1:49 pm

I loved the Address 125 (called the Viva over here) when I got to ride it. Little heavy for what it is, but it's so much easier to work on vs. the Innova, and other small nice things like the oil sight glass, shift drum bearing, and forged steel clutch pressure plate vs. the cast one, etc, make it a much better bike in my opinion.

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by richie the 1st » Tue Feb 14, 2017 4:40 pm

I Have a red one fl125.had it 3years 11 months,dont use it much,my scoots are better,for my needs,as for the fl 125,its a pain in the arse to work on.c90 is much better.But I like it ,does 109 miles then it runs out,did have some petrol,in a can with me,just wanted to see how far it would go,ot only holds 4.3 litres ,and with 6"3" of me on it.About 55 mph.after that it revs to high/loud.
My claim to fame ,is falling arse over tit,following steve.w. and others up a steep mud/tree/rock path. :geek: :mrgreen: :lol:

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by barker » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:30 pm

the new ones are twist and go ,,why

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by richie the 1st » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:47 pm

When I bought mine the t% g wasent out yet,the scoot has only been out some15/16 months,and I have only seen one [scoot] on the road,and that was over a year ago.plenty of Honda vision 110,s though,as for the [fl125 like mine] 2 or 3. :o

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by jammy james » Tue Feb 14, 2017 9:36 pm

Yes deffo pain in the arse to work on with all the bloody plastic panels, esp compared to the cub, also parts (and lack of) are bloody expensive. Air filter for it (only from suzuki) £18.00 compared to cub pattern or honda £6/7 i sh. The fuel gauge LIES like a bastard says empty LONG before it is, i can go 125 miles on one tank...

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by richie the 1st » Wed Feb 15, 2017 7:42 pm

barker wrote:the new ones are twist and go ,,why
I Keep saying I will get one,missed a white one last December,with all the bits,but they just don't sell new,the Honda vision 110i,has all the market. :roll:

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by AE86 » Thu Feb 16, 2017 5:48 am

The twist and go 110 and 115 Suzys, at least the ones here seem to be terrible. I always see them flooding garages, new and old models, where as the Hondas not so much despite being easily 3 times as numerous.

The 125 Address though seems to be a different animal and is very nice indeed. Looks like a 50 but pulls like a 150, it was quite enjoyable.

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Re: SUZUKI FL 125 ADDRESS

Post by richie the 1st » Thu Feb 16, 2017 12:26 pm

barker wrote:the new ones are twist and go ,,why
And just found out,they are NOT euro 4,so no more new ones,and that's why all the dealers pre. reg. them.

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