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**Quasievil** · 13th June 2006, 10:34

Originally Posted by busa pete

Why do you want to meet them

Cant answer that

, Mrs Quasi might catch me!!!!!

**Korea** · 13th June 2006, 10:54

Those CBR125's are quite popular here in Korea right now. There's a special race series for them too~ (but all racing mysteriously vanished this year...?)

The CBR150R is a DOHC engine apparently, so goes a bit better than the 125 (SOHC).
They don't get the 150 in Korea 'cos you need a big bike license (it's over 125cc) to ride 'em, so nobody does...

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 13th June 2006, 10:59

Originally Posted by Korea

Those CBR125's are quite popular here in Korea right now. There's a special race series for them too~ (but all racing mysteriously vanished this year...?)

The CBR150R is a DOHC engine apparently, so goes a bit better than the 125 (SOHC).
They don't get the 150 in Korea 'cos you need a big bike license (it's over 125cc) to ride 'em, so nobody does...

How much are the 125's over there and do they come up for sale much.

**terbang** · 13th June 2006, 11:10

Nice looking bikes saw them in SE asia a couple of years back when I went to the Jakarta Motorcycle Show.. Dont think the prices were all that bad.

**Korea** · 13th June 2006, 11:11

Imported bikes are a bit pricey here - I think I paid more for my 600 than I would in NZ. Also just realised that gas is 1500won per litre - or $2.50NZD! (didn't think I was getting very far on $20 gas...)

A quick browse on the internet shows a '04 CBR125 going for 2,300,000 won - about $3,800NZD. A bit pricey for a used 125...

Oh yeah, the CBR125's footpegs are really low and touch down easily - definitely needs rearsets for racing. (see pic)

edit: If you've got one, I might be able to hook you up with a free-flow exhaust like the one in pics. Possibly rearsets too. PM me and I'll look into it.