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| Specifications | ![]() TVS Jupiter 125TVS |
|---|---|
| Engine | |
DisplacementGreater displacement does not necessarily mean better performance. | 124.8cc124.8 cc |
Maximum powerMore power. Acceleration also depends on weight and the drivetrain. | 6kW6 kW |
Maximum torqueMore torque. Engine speed and gearing also affect pulling power. | 10.5Nm10.5 Nm |
Peak-power speed | 6500rpm6500 rpm |
Peak-torque speed | 4500rpm4500 rpm |
Engine construction | Single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled |
| Dimensions and weight | |
Seat heightA lower seat. The right height depends on your stature. | 765mm765 mm |
Kerb weight | 108kg108 kg |
Ground clearance | 163mm163 mm |
Wheelbase | 1275mm1275 mm |
| Consumption and drivetrain | |
Fuel tank capacityA larger tank. Range also depends on fuel consumption. | 5.1L5.1 L |
| Drive and capacities | |
Transmission | Automatic CVT |
| Chassis, brakes and suspension | |
Front suspension | Telescopic |
Rear brake diameter | 130mm130 mm |
| Data source | Specification source |
| TVS Jupiter 125 |
|---|
Engine |
DisplacementGreater displacement does not necessarily mean better performance. |
124.8cc124.8 cc |
Maximum powerMore power. Acceleration also depends on weight and the drivetrain. |
6kW6 kW |
Maximum torqueMore torque. Engine speed and gearing also affect pulling power. |
10.5Nm10.5 Nm |
Peak-power speed |
6500rpm6500 rpm |
Peak-torque speed |
4500rpm4500 rpm |
Engine construction |
| Single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled |
Dimensions and weight |
Seat heightA lower seat. The right height depends on your stature. |
765mm765 mm |
Kerb weight |
108kg108 kg |
Ground clearance |
163mm163 mm |
Wheelbase |
1275mm1275 mm |
Consumption and drivetrain |
Fuel tank capacityA larger tank. Range also depends on fuel consumption. |
5.1L5.1 L |
Drive and capacities |
Transmission |
| Automatic CVT |
Chassis, brakes and suspension |
Front suspension |
| Telescopic |
Rear brake diameter |
130mm130 mm |
Data source |
| Specification source |
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