Features AG125

The rougher the road, the more the AG125 shows its true merits. It comes equipped ready to deal with everything from asphalt to bumpy unpaved or flooded roads. The tail area of the robust frame uses large-diameter piping that allows it to carry heavy loads (rear rack is the same size as the AG100's) and boosts its overall durability. This is a heavy-duty motorcycle from front to rear, with a high-mount muffler to deal with standing water on roads, an engine guard to protect the chassis from kicked up rocks and the like, and dual-purpose tyres for heading out on or off the road.

Ease of use is one of the biggest plusses of the AG125. It starts up with the touch of a button, making it easy to get going even for beginners (also comes with a kick-starter). Engine and throttle response is buttery smooth thanks to its constant-vacuum carburetor, and the bottom-neutral transmission and dual kickstands come in handy when stopped. It has a longer seat with plenty of space to find the ideal riding position, and the seat shape has been ergonomically designed to fit a variety of physiques and help the legs easily reach the ground when stopped. The drum brakes are resistant to dust and water damage and provide good feel under braking. Beginners and experienced riders will quickly become accustomed to the AG125's user-friendly design.

In addition to an environmentally friendly 4-stroke engine, the AG125 uses a 12-volt DC 35-watt headlight that provides a consistent spread of light for illuminating the road ahead at night. Also, the handlebar lever guards, fully enclosed chain and other protective covers help prevent damage to the machine when out on rough roads and also keep part repair costs down. These features contribute to savings and its low overall running cost.