Interesting Facts About the Yamaha YBR 125 ED
The Yamaha YBR 125 ED hit the market in 2005, stepping in to replace the long‑running SR125 that had been sold since 1982. It was Yamaha’s first 125 cc two‑cylinder sports model and introduced the brand’s inaugural 5‑port (jet‑port) engine with two auxiliary scavenging ports.
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Pioneering 5‑Port Engine
Yamaha’s first 125 cc two‑cylinder sports bike, the YBR 125, featured the company’s debut 5‑port (jet‑port) engine, adding two auxiliary scavenging ports for improved performance.
A Modern Successor to the SR125
Launched in 2005, the YBR 125 replaced the venerable SR125 (produced from 1982 to 2003) and brought a more contemporary naked‑bike styling to the 125 cc segment.
2008 Custom Variant
In 2008 Yamaha expanded the line with a Custom version of the YBR 125, which sported taller handlebars, extra chrome touches, a lower seat and a teardrop‑shaped fuel tank.
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