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The AJS Daytona 125 is a classic remake of the beloved bikes from the 60s’. The Daytona has a sprung rear suspension, wavy front disks, inverted front forks, and a good amount of chrome to add that touch of class. It’s affordable and cost-effective. This bike is perfect for people looking for that old-timey 60s’ drag racing feel whenever they take a seat on this beauty. Not many other small-capacity bikes emulate the feel and cool riding experience that’s offered by the Daytona 125. It even has a fat 16’’ rear wheel and a 21’’ skinny front wheel to give it that tough, ‘don’t mess with me’ look that’s just humming with attitude.

Although these bikes are not really the fastest on the road, they will still have you grinning ear to ear while you’re out on the road just enjoying your Daytona. It’s also available in two awesome colours – Midnight black which comes with silver stripes, or Bianco white with silver stripes.

Here are some of the AJS Daytona’s key features:

• Drive on A1 driving license or CBT
• 17-year-old learner legal
• Liquid cooled, balance shaft, twin cylinder with a 4 stroke engine
• Delphi Electronic Fuel Injection System
• Rear suspension that has a hardtail look
• USD front suspension
• Alloy wheels
• Classy forward controls that’s chrome plated.
• Combined braking system
• 1-year labour and AJS parts warranty

The AJS Daytona 125 has a maximum power of 8kW at 9500 rpm. It has a liquid cooled cooling system with a tank capacity of 13.5 litres. It weights around 185 kg and has a comfortable seat height of 640mm. It also has a maximum speed of 60mph. No one’s arguing that it’s the fastest bike available, it’s a feel-good bike, perfect for road trips and memories that last forever.

Verdict

The AJS Daytona 125 is perfect for people looking for a smooth ride. Although it’s a little heavy, it still manages to provide maximum stability so you can ride without any worries. This bike is perfect for vintage fans and riders who admire the 60s’ drag racer bikes.