Can anyone identify this bike?

Topper Harley

I saw a group of lads on a spin doing laps around Molesworth Street in Dublin on Friday. As far as I could tell, most (if not all) of them were on 125s. This bike caught my eye though and I couldn't identify the make and model. It's a 2012 if that helps. Cheers.

blu3r0ri0n

Topper Harley wrote: »

I saw a group of lads on a spin doing laps around Molesworth Street in Dublin on Friday. As far as I could tell, most (if not all) of them were on 125s. This bike caught my eye though and I couldn't identify the make and model. It's a 2012 if that helps. Cheers.

KTM Duke 125

philgunn

They also do a 200cc version , the biggest selling bike in India
smark looking learner

Hotblack Desiato

Just so jealous of what's available to learners these days :pac:
When I was starting, mid 90s, all the decent two-strokes were being killed off, the four-stroke 125s were sluggish, dull, and not even cheap. GN125 anyone? Thought not. The 125cc limit was still in force unless you were over 25, or had two years on a 125 full licence :rolleyes:

Cienciano

ninja900 wrote: »

Just so jealous of what's available to learners these days :pac:
When I was starting, mid 90s, all the decent two-strokes were being killed off, the four-stroke 125s were sluggish, dull, and not even cheap. GN125 anyone? Thought not.

Yeah, but when you're young and learning think of the insurance on that thing! I was paying well over a grand and a half for a poxy 125 marauder which wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding

Hotblack Desiato

Trust me, I've ridden one. A Marauder is exciting (well, exciting looking) compared to a GN125. Riding a GN125 is like a living death only less fun. I also got a loan of a GN250 for a few weeks when my own bike was off the road. It was better, but not by much... If you put the GSXRs over to one side, Suzuki have sold some shockingly bad and badly built bikes. But, like Fiats, we bought them when that was all we could afford...