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Suzuki FX125

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The Suzuki FX125 is an underbone motorcycle manufactured in Malaysia from 1998, with a powerful four-stroke engine. It was sold mostly in Malaysia and Vietnam, and in small numbers in New Zealand and Greece. It uses a five-speed 125 cc DOHC four-valve single-cylinder engine of the same design as the 150 cc engine in the Suzuki FXR150 sports bike and the Suzuki Raider 150, cooled by air and oil through the Suzuki Advanced Cooling System with an external oil cooler. Its frame, rear suspension, seat, front wheel and front brakes are identical to the Raider 150, and it has rear monoshock suspension, 17-inch alloy wheels or on some bikes spoked wheels, and a front disc brake.

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1998 1
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Piston 1
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Underbone 1
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    The Suzuki FX125 is an underbone motorcycle
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    with a powerful four-stroke engine
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    manufactured in Malaysia from 1998
  • Lead, manufacturer
    The Suzuki FX125 is an underbone motorcycle manufactured in Malaysia from 1998, with a powerful four-stroke engine.
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    manufactured in Malaysia from 1998
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