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Yamaha Tricity 125
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Specs

  • Seat Height: Low (785 mm / 30.9 inches)
  • Weight: Average (168 kg / 370 lbs)
  • Fuel Capacity: Low (7.2 litres / 1.9 US gallons)
  • Economy: Very Good (100 mpg / 2.8 l/100km / 35.4 km/l)
  • Range: High (160 miles / 257 km)
  • Top Speed: Average (65 mph / 105 km/h)
  • Capacity: Low (125 cc)
  • Power: Low (12 bhp / 9 kW)
  • Power to Weight: Low (0.071 bhp/kg / 0.053 kW/kg)
  • Road Tax / VED: Low (£22 Per Year)

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Review In A Few

Pros

  • Pothole proof
  • Good brakes
  • Stable ride

Cons

  • On the heavy side

Video Reviews

Check out this video intro from Yamaha.

What Is It?

The Yamaha Tricity 125 is a learner friendly three-wheeled scooter and is powered by a Euro 5 compliant liquid cooled 125 cc single cylinder engine, producing 12.1 bhp at 8,000 rpm and maximum torque at 6,000 rpm.

Features include:

  • Automatic CVT gearbox with belt final drive
  • Dual 220 mm discs up front with single piston calipers
  • 230 mm disc at the rear with single piston caliper
  • ABS + unified braking system
  • Fork with 90 mm travel
  • Dual rear shocks with 90 mm travel
  • Bag hook
  • LCD dashboard with connectivity
  • Keyless ignition
  • LED lighting
  • Centre stand

Compared to the 2017-2021 model there's a new Euro 5 engine with idle stop / start function, peak torque appears 1,250 rpm lower down the range, all lighting is now LED, the clever Ackermann front suspension system has been optimised, there's a new frame, a 60 mm longer wheelbase, improved rear shocks and a new LCD dash with connectivity however peak power appears 500 rpm higher up the range and it's 4 kg heavier.

Like other three wheeled scooters the front wheels lean when cornering but unlike others Yamaha has emphasised lightness and agility with the LMW Ackermann system. Each wheel connects to its own fork, with one leg handling suspension and the other support.

The unified braking system lets you apply balanced braking force front and rear using input from both levers; it basically helps to prevent the wheels locking up.

Under the seat is enough space for a full face helmet and a small cubbyhole to the right of the steering column houses a 12V socket to charge your phone.

The 6-spoke 14" front wheels take 90/80 tyres and the rear 13" a 130/70.

Accessories include a small smoked sports screen, rear carrier, 39 litre top box and pillion backrest.

  • 2022: Grey, blue, brown
Did You Know?

It's also called the MW125.

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