MOTO-X FOX SUZUKI RM125 1978 FACTORY EDITION
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2019
- Visit our page to see if it's on sale!
Store Page: bit.ly/2uy08Lo
Join the club & see exclusive content on Patreon!
/ kaplanamericanemm
SUPPORT THE CHANNEL, GET SOME KAPLAN AMERICA MERCH HERE: nemm-apparel-3-2019.itemorder...
For all inquiries, contact us through our website!
www.newenglandmotorcyclemuseu...
or www.kaplancycles.com/
Be sure to follow us on Facebook.com/KaplanCycles & Facebook.com/NewEnglandMotorcycleMuseum
MAIL:
200 West Main St.
Vernon, CT 06066 
Авто/Мото
I was lucky enough to have a 1975 RM 125 ! This bike was the dream bike of the era...
O.M.G. I know I speak for a lot of us kaplan fans when I say in the 70s most of us teens&pre teens had 2 stroke 125s and we "All" had wood for this thing....
Absolutely!!
...not to mention the decked-out minis from the same...
That was my dream bike as a kid.
I would draw it perfect on all my school books.
WOW!!! You are never too old to learn new stuff when you watch this amazing channel!
78/79, RM/YZ/CR are the most bad ass machines ever built. Brings me back to a day that i still dream about. I got a brand new 78 1/2 RM 250 for $2400. Paid $300 for fox shocks from fox. DG pipe, gasser throttle, preston petty front fender + lots of trick parts from the day. Thats the one bike of many i wish i still had. Oh, now that I'm dreaming, i also want my RD 400 and CR 500.
I had very similar (looks the same) Fox rear shocks that I installed on a 77 Maico AW250.
This is pure eye candy! Thank you for posting this!👍🇺🇸
Dam! 👍 Perfection right there! love the black rims! THAT BIKE IS PRICELESS! THANKS FOR SHARING BRO!
Back in the day of Works Bikes. If you were a privater you had to have mods on your bike or something like the Moto-Cross Fox Bike to try and keep pace with the Works bikes of that era. Then they outlawed Works Bikes and everybody was put on factory racers or bikes off the showroom floor. Nice Bike ken.
I was lucky enough to race 1979, 1980, 1981 and 1982 RM125’s back in the day. Lusted HARD after these and the full on DG bikes back in the day. Just gorgeous!
The 81 was as close to perfect as any bike from that era
I had the Yamaha with the rad on the front and wished I had the RM
brings back memorys of my first 125 1976 rm 125
Mine too. I loved it. My buddies YZ100 would roast me in a drag race though. The YZ's were really bad bikes back then too.
I got a set of Fox Shocks for my 78 TT500 and I was in heaven. I wish I knew where that bike went.
That was a good year!...
I had the stock version back in 76, I would love to have another to display
I believe it was John Savistki that raced one of these. I spoke with him at Lexington Ohio back in 76
Looks just like Pat ritchers bike ... I wanted fox air shocks soooo bad for my RM.
What a beauty, it is sano
Best bikes of 1970s period fast and reliable handled. RM 125c awesome.
1982 Rm 250 z fastest motor Ever on anything I ever raced.
Unbelievable!!! Thanks for showing!!!
Beautiful bike!
Man that is a super good looking bike,I was lucky enuf to have my dad good friend hook me up with MXA magazines as a thank u to my dad getting him out to California so he could keep his job as the art director for Peterson's,and I know that bike has been on the cover and in all the bad ass photos in the mag...when I think of racing that moto fox shock s bike is etched in my mind from forty years ago and when I think vintage motocross that bike is the vision...u can't forget that paint job when u see it even in black n white it was a stand out,but it got a lot of press by its didn't know much about it then except its looks were stunning,it was factory...wow...I wonder how many the bomber had...
Raced a 1980 RM100 back in the day, had Fox Shoxs on it. Though I was a bad ass,lol
Thanks...sounds like the right dude got hold of this bike and went and did it right,,i was lucky enuf to has a school chum,who thought enuf of my MX riding to let me ride his 1978 RM 125...it was a dream come true for me,and a I remember was feet up in the pegs wheeling out if Verna the bike was some ridiculous 70 plus pounds less than my converted motocross bike it was a 1975 XL 125...had the great Honda handling thanks to the MT and CR frame,I could drag the bars thru a corner so finally get to ride the big brother to the RM 80 I was supposed to buy with my own money.625 dollars for a brand 80,hah hah 600 bucks,matter of a fact my grips were wore out about inch and a half on both sides,my buddy Ronny was putting gas in my tank to watch me go 15 feet and drag the bars around a small tree and come right back to where he was standing,he was like do that again,ok I said,I heard u got and RM I said...he said yes,I said can I ride it and he said sure,for some reason he did not ride it much,so he say do that handle bars dragging turn again and I laughed sure,he could believe it,what nobody told him was that u was riding some 70 plus hours a week,no buddy was even close most of my friends lucky if they rode to hours a week,thanks man,got this is bumming me out ur beautiful museum is up north and my sorry ass is stuck down here in Florida finally,piece out...
Beautiful.
Beautiful. Love your channel very much. Got to get the plane and visit.
Sweet bike !! The old school 125's were like riding a light switch power band bike that was all or nothing. Had a 81 cr 125 that was exactly like that too ! My 83 cr 480 n 87 cr 500 were alot easier to ride !!! Lol
There was a 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON 250 motocross for sale in OLD BIKE JOURNAL.(brand new out of the crate!)...$10,000.00
Walt Wynn - San Diego North County My buddy had one new in 1978 I rode it fast but my Montessa could beat it.
@@MitzvosGolem1 😎👍
Man you did I again, another stunner.
Pretty sick! I had the rm 100 new back in the day...won some races on it! I wanted that 125 so bad
For some reason Im thinking Steve Wise. I think he was the rider I seen in all the mags on a fox RM 125 nice bike
Dang.... That thing is PIMP!! MM!!
Nice looking bike it's a beautiful shape
I had the 79 RM100 too. Ported, polished, pipe, ect....then I grew 6+ inches. Lol. Great bike. Would have killed for that suspension.
My elder brother bought this for 100$ last year! (in pakistan)
It was in running condition but we disassembled it and stored it on our roof! Rain got to it and it rusted it a bit!
I just took this out today and will restore it after my exams
I'm 14 btw
Hey Ken, my friend and I just restored a 1974 Suzuki tm 125. That is wicked awesome.
When my mom passes I’ll be beggin to rent a room at the museum or the compound. This bike is insane- you gotta see the prices out here guys -🙏- gain that finished floor 🤤
Stunning 👌👌
I was lucky enuf to start riding Motocross a couple week may be months before 1978,I came to visit my gramparents in Florida and my grandfather new he could not drive by the go kart track without stopping,but he did not know about motorbikes yet,but I con convinced him to stop at this Suzuki dealership,I been harassing the local dealer at home in jersey why not Florida too...I was 10 or 11.I go inside and the owner was very cool he brought me to the back shop,because all the 1978 RM 80 were sold and he shows me a race bike,with SOME DG race kit,and say go head sit on it and start it U remember the DG name this bike was a screamer I was pretty nice on the throttle but that thing felt like it would rip the frame apart it had so much power for an 80cc...when I got back home one of my school buddy's had a 1978 RM 125,and was so impressed with my riding skills he told me about his bike and brought down and let me take a few laps on it what a great handling lite weight racers,I was really impressed with it point and shoot handling and power,remember those FMF race bikes in a crate oh shit that was a Honda,can't remember who was National champ in 78 had to be Bomber,may be Hannah,all in all the stock bike was awsum I could only imagine a factory bike.here s 5 bucks meet me behind the warehouse and like I always say give me about five minutes and I 'll make u a track....hah hah,nice back tire too...I never met a tire new that I didn't like....sweet ride was this any ones bike that we know....New York PRO new England ....thanks for sharing sorry about the grass...hah ha
Recall reading about Fox airshocks back in the day.
Was far too poor to even think about buying anything (late seventies) at the local Suzuki dealership back in Upland, CA…
I need the 77 version of this bike .. Year I was born ;)
Great looking machines in their own right
This is the 1977 Suzuki RM 125B
i love that bike
Love fox bikes
Put a little grease on the kicker bud , heard a squeak ...LOL ...cheers , what a beauty !!!
Start the damn thing!!
Dime piece- out of the box - an RM50 over here in Long Island is 4,000.00 - I’m coming to Rockville to get a rippA / you guys are super honest- 🇺🇸💪🏻🤝🙏
Nice👌
Sweet price is right mic!
How does it ride man these works bikes you have are so cool I'm a 90's rider but these are sweet
I wouldn’t have the heart to sell that 👍🇬🇧
I hope someone adjusts that chain!
NICE BIKE YOU SHOULD DO A VIDEO ON THE DOUG HENRY CR IN YOUR COLLECTION
Will do
I got a question! I am actually restoring my 1978 rm125 and it is a one owner that was parked In my dad's barn back in 1981 where it sat for 35 years until touched until I went and got it to restore however I am having trouble finding a 520 front sprocket for this bike. Dirt Tricks is custom cutting me a rear sprocket as we speak in a 520 chain size. Can you point me in the right direction
At least start if you are not going to ride it
I just got rid of a 78 rm125
Has it ever been fired up ? Love to heat it
When is the ebay sale to start?
it started last night
Je recherche des pièces pour Sachs 250GS help
Simon’s forks not Simmons
please Suzuki make this bike now and put a small lighting kit on it and a starter motor on it, keep it simple, basic, light and cheap, just like this and sell them by shed load,
Awesome!! got RM125 1978 still running good, need orig plastics, anyone knows orig source?
This bike never came with black rims. And the Simons forks turned out to have life threatening flaws.
What are the flaws of the forks?
It's ok that's now a trailer queen
I sold a bike to the Moto Amory....
What does nos mean?
New old stock, Which may have some Patina or damage because it's 50 years old or 30 years old or whatever but and unused like new product
Insanium
Those tires don’t look as good as the original ones that went on it