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Some scoots are broken in right and some are not, that's one reason. And yes, weight of the rider has a lot to do with it too... This is an international forum and a lot of riders here are bigger and heavier than you are.   In my opinion, most 125cc's average 60mph or around 100kph..plus/minus other factors

Yea, that sounds fair.

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Agility 125 / Re: Agility 125 saddle bags
« on: September 14, 2012, 01:31:18 AM »
I too am interested in saddle bags that would fit the 125 without modification.. would have preferred hard plastic ones but they seem to be rarer.

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I've had an Agility RS 125 for about 500kms now.

I'm very suprised to hear the responses on this thread.
The reason being, my RS 125 gets up to 90km/h without much of struggle.
From there, it takes awhile to gather speed, but I can get to 100km/h again, without much fuss.
The highest I achived was 110km/h which was on a fairly flat motorway but with lots of wind.

I'm 180cm tall, 70 kgs and I dont ride tucked in. I sit upright as that is why I bought the scooter as an alternative to my bike.
All figures are speedo indicated figures so +/- 10km or so.

I'm not trying to show off, I'm just confused that there's such a big difference to what others are reporting here.
Maybe the top speeds decrease with increased engine usage? or maybe Im alot lighter than the average rider?

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Agility 125 / Helmet Hooks - How sturdy are they?
« on: September 13, 2012, 11:50:08 PM »
Hi,
Has anyone here broken their helmet hooks underneath the seat?
I noticed that mine appears to only be made of plastic and when my helmet is hooked on it, it is a very tight fit.
I hope it isn't easily broken?

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Agility 125 / Re: One week old Agility 125 -- trouble starting??
« on: September 03, 2012, 01:43:31 AM »
I bought an Agility RS 125 (Australian model) 2 weeks ago.
I noticed that it has a bit of trouble starting.

When it is cold and hasnt been started in a few days, it can take me a good 5-15 attempts to start it. However I considered this to be normal for a carberuetted bike. What suprises me though, is that I can ride the bike around for an hour, stop it, then attempt to start it again a few a few minutes, only to have 5-10 attempts before starting up again. On some occasions it starts first go perfectly, cold or not.

It's quite inconsistent which leads me to believe that it is poor auto-choking, or something along those lines.

Would twisting the throttle help at all?
And as the OP asked, do other owners have this same issue?

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Ah I see, great thanks for clarifying that up.

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When I switch from low beam to high beam (and vice versa) the headlights actually switch off as the lights switch beams. This leaves me in the dark for a few moments. It also means that when I flash people quickly, my lights are just turning on and off rather than going low to high quickly. Note that I have an RS 125 (Australian model). Does anyone else have this issue?

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