2004 Yamaha Vino 125 on 2040-motos
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2004 Yamaha Vino 125, PRIVATE PARTY SALE - The New, Powerful, Ultra-cosmopolitan Vino 125 ... Bravo! The new Vino 125 sports a 124cc, air-cooled, SOHC, 2-valve 4-stroke engine that puts out strong, predictable power with incredible gas mileage. And ultra- cosmopolitan styling takes the Vino 125 to the next level with a chromed speedometer, mirrors, handlebar, and cast aluminum alloy styled 3-spoke wheels. The special fuel tank emissions system includes a sealed-type gas cap, air filter, roller valve and canister that controls gasoline evaporation and reduces air pollution. And to go one step further, the muffler incorporates catalyst coating and a muffler purifier device to reduce noise and air pollution. The Vino 125 makes getting around easier with features like dependable electric starting with backup kickstarter, fully automatic V-belt transmission providing twist-the-throttle-and-go operation and a DC-CDI ignition system for seamless engine performance and excellent reliability. The telescopic front fork with 3.15” of travel and the rear single-shock suspension system with 2.56” of travel, provide you with all-day comfort and unbeatable ride quality. And of course, you'll feel confident because the 180mm front disc with single piston caliper and rear drum brake supply strong, reliable stopping power. A large seat, comfortable floorboard, chromed rear luggage rack and a large, convenient underseat storage are a few more features found on this unique machine. More power, performance, more Vino.
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