2012 Yamaha Xmax 125
The 2012 Yamaha X-Max is real dynamic sports riding with its sporty head-turner that has the power to explore the city. It is powered with punchy acceleration on a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 4-stroke, 125cc engine. This is one of 125cc Yamaha’s sporty scooter among BW’s 125, Cygnus X, and Yamaha Vity. Yamaha’s 4-stroke engine technology makes strong sporty performance, refinement and reliability on it. It is a perfect combination of modern design and practicality. Its large wheels offer stability and control and additional extensive weather protection, a large comfy double seat, plus storage space for two helmets and it all adds up to a modern scooter. Powerful stopping comes courtesy of large disc brakes that gives more confidence riding on the city street. Learn more detail specification and new features on 2012 Yamaha X-Max 125.
2012 Yamaha X-Max 125 Specification
Engine Type – Single cylinder, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke
Displacement – 124.66cc
Bore x Stroke – 52 mm x 58.6 mm
Compression Ratio – 11.2:1
Lubrication System – Wet sump
Fuel System – Electronic Fuel Injection
Ignition System – TCI
Starter – Electric
Transmission System – V-Belt Automatic
Maximum Power – 10.36 kW @ 8,750 RPM
Maximum Torque – 11.33 Nm @ 8,750 RPM
Chassis and Dimension
Available Colors – Frozen Titanium, Midnight Black, Competition White
Front Suspension – Telescopic forks
Rear Suspension – Unit Swing
Front Travel – 110 mm
Rear Travel – 95 mm
Front Tyre – 120/70-15
Rear Tyre – 140/70-14
Front Brake – Single Disc, Ø 267 mm
Rear Brake – Single Disc, Ø 240 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity – 11.8 liters
Seat Height – 792 mm
Wheelbase – 1,545 mm
Ground Clearance – 134.5 mm
Overall Length – 2,220 mm
Overall Width – 776 mm
Overall Height – 1,337 mm
Wet Weight – 173 kg/ABS 176 kg
2012 Yamaha X-Max 125 Features
Engine and Transmission – The engine provides powerful acceleration with its reliable, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 125cc 4-stroke engine, and also offers great economy for smooth, confident overtaking and maneuvering in busy traffic. The instrument panel and handlebars inspired by sports car dashboards and features a large rev counter, a large glove-box keeps essentials close to hand.
Chassis and Suspension – Strong, rigid frame, giving the scooter dynamic and sporty riding characteristics and it provides a great front wheel feeling for better overall handling and control. The sports-style windscreen combines aesthetics and practicality and large 15inch front wheel and 14inch rear wheel are combined with telescopic front forks and rear suspension to ensure a smooth ride. It comes with large, confidence-inducing disc brakes at 267mm in front and 240mm in rear to ensure stopping power on 2012 Yamaha X-Max 125.
