2012 Yamaha Yz125 on 2040-motos
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2012 Yamaha YZ125, 2012 YAMAHA YZ125The secret to going fast is the ability to carry momentum, aggressively but smoothly. Learn it with the YZ125.
For racers looking to make a serious run at motocross success, spend time on a YZ125 two-stroke. Not only does it teach you to be aggressive, but you'll learn how important it is to maintain a smooth, consistent line around the racetrack. Remember, it's those who slow down the least that win races. A high revving, quick accelerating engine gets you out of the hole and out of corners on par with any 250 four-stroke, and a plush suspension package delivers confidence in the roughest conditions. The YZ125: a solid foundation for any racing career.
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