Interesting Facts About the Daelim NS 125
The Daelim NS 125 began its life in the late 1990s as the “Trans Up” scooter, featuring a 4‑stroke, 4‑valve engine. The model was later refined into the DLX version, with production officially starting in 2006.
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Early Beginnings as the Trans Up (1997)
Daelim first introduced the 125 cc scooter under the name “Trans Up (NS125)” in 1997, equipping it with a 4‑stroke, 4‑valve engine that set the foundation for later NS 125 variants.
DLX Generation Launches in 2006
The NS 125 DLX model entered production in 2006, marking the start of a new generation that continued the scooter’s popularity in Asian and European markets.
Air‑and‑Oil‑Cooled Engine and Practical Specs
The NS 125 DLX is powered by a 124.9 cc air‑and‑oil‑cooled, 4‑stroke single‑cylinder engine delivering roughly 12 HP. It weighs about 110 kg and carries an 8‑liter fuel tank, offering a balanced mix of performance and everyday usability.
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