Tips for a 1976 Yamaha 125 Enduro Motorcycle

The 1976 Yamaha DT 125 E is a motorcycle that was manufactured by the Yamaha Motor Company of Shizuoka, Japan. The motorbike was part of the Yamaha Enduro line of off-road motorcycles. The Enduro series was introduced with the DT-1 Enduro, in 1968. Many different versions followed, such as the 1976 Yamaha DT 125 E.

  1. Engine

    • The 1976 Yamaha DT 125 E has a two-stroke internal combustion engine. The single cylinder engine has a displacement of 7.51 cubic inches. The bore times stroke of the 1967 Yamaha DT 125 E is 2.2 inches times 2.0 inches. The ratio of compression for the motorbike is 7.0:1. The motorcycle has a five-speed transmission. Its maximum rate of performance is 13 horsepower for 7,000 rpm. The highest speed that the bike can attain is 65.2 mph.

    Brakes and Tires

    • The 1976 Yamaha DT 125 E has expanding brakes both in the front and in the back. The brakes function by traveling outward against either the wheel or the drum's inside rim. The dimensions of the front tire are 2.75-21. The rear tire dimensions are 3.25-16.

    Dimensions

    • The 1976 Yamaha DT 125 E has a capacity for 1.85 gallons of fuel in total. The curb weight of the motorbike, which is inclusive of the weight of its necessary gasoline and fuel, is 251.3 lbs.