Husqvarna Svartpilen 125 review 

There are different cc ranges

у меня такой же выбор стоит примерно, и как впечатления? я немного расстроился узнав, что это дорогой европейский клон индийского байка

@@DrLevinson Мот для людей НЕ ВЫШЕ 175 см. и это прям макс. Он в реале капец какой короткий и низкий, выглядит как практически питбайк. Я как сел со своими 192 см. и друзья до слёз рыдали в салоне. Купил себе Aprilia RX 125 и не могу нарадоваться гоняя по лесу или грунтовкам. Советую глянуть ещё Benelli Leoncino 125 (можно потом в тот мот вставить 250 кубов голову не меняя сцепление и ездить с А1 или Б правами) в реале очень стильный. Или Benelli BN 125 выглядит спортивно и стильно. Но честно скажу - если бы не микро размер Хускварны, то я бы сразу его взял и на цену не посмотрел, хотя был жёсткий лимит.

@@Neutral_ilja спасибище! Я тоже по видео сомневался в его размере. С одной стороны мне вместо 50 кубиков в Автодом пихать, но с другой стороны сзади иногда ребенка возить, да если ещё с рюкзаком после школы. И как априлия ? В городе не сильно стрёмно от резины злой? Хотя по видео у нее не сильно злая с завода идёт. У меня в196 и с одной стороны смущает садиться на мотики 16летних пацанов, с другой стороны в Германии просто так в лес не выехать, и вот метаюсь между вариантами. Новые сейчас гляну!

@@DrLevinson Aprilia RX 125 1 из самых больших 125к. Я на нём сижу и еле пятками обоих ног достаю до земли, по асфальту 90 км/час. спокойно еду, резина злая как кросс мото и торможу передним ABS тормозом. Когда еду по дорогам общего пользования со мной все байкеры здороваются как с большим :) Но если больше по городу и грунтовкам немного, то лучше посмотрите другой.

@@Neutral_ilja Aprilia SX 125, брат в городском обличье. Если по сухому выехать в лес где-то, то почему нет

I’m a 43yr old newbie aswel and same thoughts as you. Mutt motorcycle or Husqvarna… ended up with the Husqvarna. Feels and looks a bit more solid. Also brought a little benelli 125

@@markbailey769 haha glad to see I’m not alone in my thinking 😂. In the end I decided to go for the Mutt, I love the Husqvarna but the main reasoning for the mutt is I have a dealer within 10 miles of my house whereas the Husqvarna dealer is about an hour and a half drive away. I’m sure they’ll both be great bikes which put a smile on our faces, I take delivery of my bike this coming Saturday. I also like the look of the Benneli! However I think I’ll give myself a few years riding before upgrading to a larger sports bike which will suit my larger frame 😂

I'd say go for the husq . Mutt is under powered and overpriced.

@@MrSharpe95 you were right, I didn’t end up keeping it long, I upgraded to a HD883 and I’ve upgraded again last week to a HD Lowrider S 😂

Yamaha XSR 125. You can't go wrong with this one. Grown up stylish look and very quick for a 125 (76 MPH is my personal top speed on mine).

Im the same height and i have this bike. Its very comfortable

Lots of 125's fall into the 4k and above category these days and with the rising costs of manufacturing and shipping we can expect to see more and more 125's fall into this category. While some may see them as expensive the premium bikes do tend to hold value more than the cheaper budget bikes, so by the time you come to sell them on it somewhat balances out vs buying a cheaper bike in the first place.

@@MotoGBofficial I get all that but it is meant to be in theory your bike until you go up to a bigger model and you cant tell me you see a 125 at 5K alongside a model that is 800cc for 4K and not get an instinctual tug that something is amiss here because you are getting less bike at 125. Plus as to selling it on, majority of learners are not going to be able to buy outright at 4K so would just be selling back to the dealer then the cycle starts all over again.

@@GrimReader You'd be surprised how many mature 125 riders there are, who have ridden 125's for years with no intention to move on to anything bigger. Its not just 17-18 years olds who ride them. That aside its supply and demand the manufacturers simply wouldn't produce bikes like this if they didn't sell.

@@MotoGBofficial Again I know, I'm just giving my opinion a friend of mine is on the shorter side and has been driving for 16 years with no interest in going higher than 125. And bit too pro business for my liking there, they produce and price the bikes like this because sometimes you've no options. The days of getting a used 125 for like 900 is long gone and sometimes area dependant you've no option but dealerships so they can charge higher for less

Just found a place they is doing 0% Apr on finance

Same as you. Fine for you, but passenger forget it

Not on the 125

Is a slipper clutch also known as a wet clutch?

Yes the tyres are tubeless, as with most 4 stroke 125's you can expect 80-100+ MPG depending on riding style

@@MotoGBofficial I never thought tubeless tyre combination with Spock wheels , but thanks for clearing my doubt and thanks for your reply

it is a 125 duke

It was actully both in the full clip but it was just to show that you an slide them about with ABS turned off

We found it comfortable and no complaints from owners

Its normal size for a 125, its not small like the Grom

Sorry we only cover the UK market so unsure about India

@@MotoGBofficial thank you

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54mph

Hi James, we don't mention prices in the videos as prices can change which makes the video out of date but if you check the links in the description it will take you to one of the dealer websites which will have the current up to date price

Yes its based on a Duke but a frame and running gear doth not make a motorcycle, there are several key differences, Seating position, handle bar style, ECU mapping, brake discs, wheels, tyres, bodywork, speedo, radiator, exhaust. Lighting, switch gear, without going into all the tiny little components there are more differences than there are similarities. At the end of the day KTM and Husky are the same manufacturer

@@PEACEPISTONS yup completely agree, but the similarities are very noticable

KTM bought Husqvarna. they also bought Sinnis.

@@Jafmanz when did they buy sinnis? Can't find anything about that..

would you rather this or the Duke 125 ??

Based on the Duke yes, but quite a considerable difference in spec, and totally different styling. To say its just a Duke is not doing it justice.

KTM own husqvarna

All might not be lost don't want to lower the bike I've found some boots Daytona gtx sport boots with a heel height off 6 cm or 2 inch and 3/8

Try bournvita

Yeah the clip on bits and bobs let it down