The Honda RS125 is a single-cylinder two-stroke 125 cc racing motorcycle that Honda developed to compete in the 125 cc class of the MotoGP world championship, making its debut in the 1988 season. It is built by Honda Racing Corporation, and riders on the RS125 won the 125 cc world title repeatedly: Loris Capirossi in 1990 and 1991, Dirk Raudies in 1993, Haruchika Aoki in 1995 and 1996, Emilio Alzamora in 1999, Dani Pedrosa in 2003, Andrea Dovizioso in 2004 and Thomas Luthi in 2005. The machine is a pure competition model, with no road-going equivalent described in the cited article.
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мотоцикл, розроблений компанією Honda для участі у змаганнях серії MotoGP у класі 125 cc.
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Дебют мотоцикла відбувся у сезоні 1988 року.
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мотоцикл, розроблений компанією Honda для участі у змаганнях серії MotoGP у класі 125 cc.
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мотоцикл, розроблений компанією Honda для участі у змаганнях серії MotoGP у класі 125 cc.
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