Learner Legal's: Cagiva Planet & Aprilia RS125 Review
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Richard Hammond takes two learner legal's for a test drive - the Cagiva Planet and Aprilia RS125, and finds out which one comes out on top for all you 17 year olds out there.
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this guy has a huge TV career ahead of him, real likeable chap
+wlad “wlatty patty” oh really I thought by the resolution and 2 stroke which is no longer on sale in the UK this was recent vid
+wlad “wlatty patty” sarcasm chap
@wlad have you ever heard of brain cells?
@wlad shit, i dont know dude, i kinda feel like theres a small chance its a joke.
Loved my RS125
To all of the people who believes these old 2 stroke bikes break down easily just stop talking about things you dont know, durability depends on the driver.
he should have put the cagiva mito 125 and rs125 head to head instead.
Sl0ney true but the rs is better that the mito
RS would win
@@grmateiradumatei As far as performance, both are essentially the same, both about 33 at the crank, both tuneable to at least 30 at the wheel, both likely to blow up if you do tune them to that. They're both old Italian 2 stroke racers meant for the track, leaving the only difference being looks, and let's be honest, as beautiful as the rs125 is, the mito was designed by Massimo tamburini and is one of the best looking BIKES let alone 125's ever made, it has better suspension, better brakes and it is by far the best looking of the two.
@@willelliott8100 cagiva mito had seven gears.
@@Mybwain only the early ones. Mines a 6 speed
You guys so lucky to have these cool bikes. I’m 50 and would love to have that rs125. Where I live we don’t have any cool 2stroke bikes or scooters.
US im guessing? The RS50 atleast was sold here for some time so was the SR50. im looking at picking up one myself.
@@Winner3ty Yuup and there’s the derbi gp50 that was also sold here, but both of those bikes are hard to find.
@@wsmaga True, I own an 2000 aprilia SR50. Rare bike, has the minarelli in it.
@@Winner3ty those are sweet. If I had that scooter I would do full 2Fast 100ccor Roost Havoc 100cc on it. My Yamaha jog has a 94cc polini big evo, but I have a 2Fast set up waiting on the side.
@@wsmaga Nice. Dont have much cash for tuning so its rocking a Top Performance 72 at the moment with a Leovince ZX chrome though.
I wanted a rs125 so bad when I was 17 6 years later I finally own a aprilia. Unfortunately not a 2 smoker though
did i just watch a motorcycle review that didnt even contain the sound of one single exhaust pulse...?!
one rs125 please
What about cagiva raptor 125?
The Official NiX
I have one with full 31bhp
Fu*king beast
It’s the Planet with different bodywork
ScrewCaptain27 yep
Cagiva elephant
My brother used to have the Europa 125, that's a very good looking street fighter. The 2 stroke engine doesn't fit the appearance, but some exhaust systems it sounds better
Anybody know the name of the music that starts at 3:33?
Kirill Brodski darude - sandstorm
Good one, first time I've heard this joke.
Kirill Brodski darude - sandstorm
Tom Blades - Grid Iron
@@WesagoZ You're a legend! Cheers!
Mito
How was the Aprilia with its 30+ hp ever lerner legal?
bc it had 11kw
@@Moeilijk18 over 15hp / 11kw = not legal. 30hp ~ 22kw
It was legal at its time, now unfortunately not anymore
It wasn't learner legal then. They were restricted by the exhaust, carb jetting and CDI.
30+ hp came from de-restriction (which was suspiciously easy to do).
Imagine making a review on two 2stroke bikes and they don't let you hear the actual engine sounds instead they play some shit music Ffs
Cagiva mito 125 is king
YAMAHA FOR THE WIN!!!! :)
shoulda gone for a mito sp 525 :)
Mito evo 2
normaal stuur erop.
What Hammond forgets is these are Italian bikes...they will break...often....and will cost lots and lots of pennies to fix....before something else breaks!
I had a Cagiva Raptor 125. It had no problems. You're forgetting that you don't know what you're talking about
i have a cagiva which is 19 years old. 125cc 2 stroke. Only one problem during this time: carburetor flooded once, got it fixed for 5 dollars and it never happened again.
the point being: Italian machines are great in general. Cars (alphas especially) brake down a lot, but their bikes live their intended life happy
Except they are way better built than any Japanese brand 125 (which are Japanese only in name).
ScrewCaptain27 thats true. Italian machine is god like.
My dad has a cagiva ala rossa from 1984 and still works great