Being a white collar office asser in my early 40's and not being a serious racer, Scott Burnworth inspired me to get a vintage bike and start racing more. So I went on a quest and I found this super clean 1986 KX125e1 "Works Replica" while hunting on craigslist one night. It was the first Jap bike to have a front and rear disk brake. It is not a complete frame off/paint build, but I plan to ride the crap out of it and race it through out So Cal at various events. I am not trying to win a bike show so I really tried to focus on all the important mechanical stuff. I did add a little bling though. This little 6 speed is a screamer; so light and fast. It runs and sounds so good. I truly love this bike. These old 125's make you feel like your railing. Thanks to: Josh at Dubya USA for doing the wheels, J&P Deburring in Chatsworth for the hub and triple clamp anodizing, Thad at TBD Graphics in Santee, MotoMetal in Australia for the new disks, Spec Bolt for all the fasteners, BTO Sports for Parts, Mark at DMC Performance in San Diego for the killer motor and suspension rebuild, Bobby in El Cajon for selling it to me, and of course the legendary Scott Burnworth for the inspiration:
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1986 KX 125 E1
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