PG-1 Duck Motors With A Trail-Style Yamaha Answer To Honda CT125

Yamaha PG-1. (Doc. Greatbiker)

JAKARTA- Yamaha officially launched a motorcycle duck in a trail-like style, namely PG-1 in Thailand, which is ready to compete with Honda CT125.

Quoted from the Greatbiker page, Monday, November 27, this one motorcycle is suitable for those who like adventure as seen from the PG-1 design. The frame looks very unique plus a slim design.

PG-1 Yamaha is equipped with a dual purpose tire which is claimed to be suitable for all types of road terrain, and comes with a high handlebar which adds to the comfortable impression for each user, especially since this one motorbike also comes in a flat seat.

Turning to the suspension, the Yamaha PG-1 is equipped with a telescopic front suspension and on the back of the absorber, with a total ground clearance of 190 mm relatively comfortable for young people who like adventure.

In addition, this one motorbike is equipped with a finger rim just like the teaser that was distributed some time ago, and is wrapped in 90/100 tires on the front and rear. Meanwhile, in terms of safety, this motor is equipped with braking of the disc in front and the thromol behind, as well as the position of the exhaust being under the duck motor tub in general.

There is something unique that can be found on this one motorbike, where the back seat can be removed and can replace it with an iron rack to store luggage.

Regarding the heart of the runway, Yamaha PG-1 carries an 114 cc engine which is said to be the same as the Vega Force, with the engine claimed to produce 6.42 kW of power or the equivalent of 8.6 hp at 7,000 rpm and a 9.53 Nm peak torque at 5,500 rpm.

There are various color choices that are presented, including Chill Blue, Huning Brown, Vivid Yellow, and Cool Black. Unfortunately, there is no official price for PG-1. What do you think is the right price for this one motorcycle?