AJP Pr4 125 Supermotard

Introducing the 2007 AJP Pr4 125 Supermotard, a motorcycle that bridges the gap between exhilarating street performance and nimble off-road capabilities. This machine is designed for riders who crave the thrill of twisty roads and urban agility, all wrapped up in a lightweight package. Positioned firmly in the supermotard category, the Pr4 125 is perfect for both newcomers and experienced riders looking to explore the dynamic world of supermoto riding. Its unique blend of style, performance, and versatility makes it an enticing option for those who value excitement on two wheels. At the heart of the AJP Pr4 125 lies a robust single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with a displacement of 124cc, producing a spirited 12.6 horsepower at 8500 RPM. This powerplant delivers an engaging riding experience, characterized by quick acceleration and responsive handling. The combination of a 5-speed gearbox and a lightweight chassis allows the rider to effortlessly zip through city traffic or tackle winding country roads. With its air-cooling system and a carburettor fuel system, the engine maintains a balance of reliability and performance, ensuring that every ride is as thrilling as the last. Coupled with its suspension setup—featuring hydraulic front forks and a progressive action rear shock—this motorcycle offers excellent traction and stability, making it a joy to ride on various terrains. The AJP Pr4 125 is not just about performance; it also boasts several key features that enhance its appeal. The steel double-cradle frame provides a sturdy foundation while keeping the weight down to just 101 kg (222.7 lbs), which translates to exceptional maneuverability. The single disc brakes—255 mm in the front and 210 mm in the rear—offer reliable stopping power, ensuring that you can confidently navigate tight corners and sudden stops. Additionally, the bike offers both electric and kick-start options, catering to the rider's preference and the demands of various riding situations. With a seat height of 905 mm (35.6 inches), it strikes an ideal balance for most riders, making it accessible yet sporty. **