Why is my motorcycle losing power?
Cause #1: Fuel Intake Adjustment (Carb) A motorcycle carburetor (just like any) runs on a ratio of fuel vs air intake. Mostly, a loss of power or a stalling engine could mean too much fuel and too little air. Too much fuel floods the carb that prevents proper combustion, which results in no power.
What motorbikes are going up in value?
Seven bikes gaining value
- Ducati 916 (1994-98)
- Suzuki GSX-R1100 (1987-92)
- Honda FireBlade (1992-1994)
- Yamaha XV535 (1988-2004)
What is the most sought after motorcycle?
10 Most Wanted Classic Motorcycles
- 10 1972 Kawasaki Z1/Z1-B/KZ-900.
- 9 1999 Suzuki Hayabusa.
- 8 1974 Ducati 860GT/GTS.
- 7 1946 Vincent Series B Rapide.
- 6 1980 Suzuki Katana GSX-1100S.
- 5 1940 Indian 440 Four-Cylinder.
- 4 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster.
- 3 1924 Brough Superior SS100.
Which motorcycle has the best resale value?
By brand, according to data compiled by the Kelley Blue Book Official Motorcycle Guide, Harley-Davidson motorcycles retained an average of 84% of their value over a five-year period. BMW was not far behind, at 81%, with Indian, Ducati and Triumph trailing slightly at 77%, 73% and 72%.
Where can I find 1976 Honda CB 125 S?
Join the 76 Honda CB 125 S discussion group or the general Honda discussion group. List related bikes for comparison of specs. Bikez has discussion forums for every bike. View comments, questions and answers at the 1976 Honda CB 125 S discussion group.
When does the new Honda Trail 125 come out?
AutoBlog has news that Honda recently announced the 2021 Honda Trail 125 ABS — what may be the ideal bike for someone looking to embrace off-road exploration.
When did the Honda 125 two stroke come out?
The 250 was released first and was called a 1973 model. Only a few 125s reached dealerships in ’73, and those were given 1974 designations. Collector Terry Good currently owns the original Honda 125 two-stroke. When the floodgates opened in 1974, they really opened.
When was the first Honda 125cc motocross bike made?
The first prototype Honda 125 two-stroke was raced in 1972. Honda was late to the motocross party. In 1967, Suzuki already had a production motocross bike, and Yamaha would soon follow. Honda’s only official motocross attempt was a 125cc four-stroke that was raced and beaten badly in the 1969 All-Japan Motocross Championship.