Anyone heard of this model ?The bike was yet to be put together having ,I guess,just arrived from Japan.Most of it was still wrapped but what I did notice was the frame.It had a brand name plate on the side of it ,something like alltech coloured gold and seemed quite big for a 125.The engin was water cooled and it came with a full fairing Is this some kind of tricked out NSR125 ?
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We got NSR125F's and NSR125R's in the UK.
As far as I'm aware the R model is fully faired, the F model isn't and that's the difference.

Intended mainly I think for the European market where 12bhp 125's are a learner sized bike you can ride without a full licence. Hence they're quite big and not very sporty.

The go forever, never break and aren't very fast.
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fontyyy wrote:

The go forever, never break and aren't very fast.

i agree about them never braking but not very fast ? 0-62 in about 5.5 seconds and i saw just over the ton on my R with the exhaust drilled out and the carb restricter plate removed. and to boot it had all 17 stones on top of it. they are a cracking Little bike but i whould say that because ive had 6 of them 4 jc20,s and 2 jc22,s

Don't quote me on it, but I think that's what the 150 motor was based on. Isn't that an alloy frame? I believe they were made in Italy and Spain.

The only one I've ever seen close up was in Red Baron BKK, but didn't have time to pay too much attention to it, and it was about 7 years ago so my memory is a little clouded... a bit like my judgement sometimes these days!
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from what i remember it was the jc20 RK and sp,s that was made in Italy the f model was only jc20,s then (mite be wrong here) jc22,s became the raiden both the jc20 and jc22 had a alcast frame am not 100% sure what the 150,s frame was

The 150 frame is steel, but I think the motor was based on the European 125.
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just found some pics of the 150 motor and from what i can see it looks identical to the 125 that's sitting on the floor next to me

The frame was an alcast.Pritty trick looking frame.
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Dio 80cc big bore with 26mm flatslide (wicked)
900RR Fireblade

http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/496962/

Andy's right. The NSR150 motor was based on the NSR125, even using modified NSR125 molds to make the 150 cases.

Designed in Japan, manufactured in Italy, assembled in Bangkok.

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