Model D 125 Derived
The Lambretta model D 125 or Mk 2 is an update derived from the Lambretta D 150.
Technical Specification
Model | D 125 Derived |
Amount Produced | 500 |
Production Dates | May 1955 – November 1956 |
Frame Prefix | 125D |
Engine Prefix | 125D |
Frame Starting Number | 127001 |
Engine Starting Number | 127001 |
Homologation | Unknown |
Engine | 123cc, two stroke, 52x58mm |
Power and Rate | 5hp at 4600rpm |
Compression Ratio | 1:6.5 |
Head and Cylinder | Aluminium and cast iron |
Engine Cooling | Air |
Ignition | Filso or Marelli magneto |
Spark Advance | Filso: 32 – 34 mm on the circumference of the flywheel. Marelli: 34 – 36.5 mm |
Point Setting | .40-.50 mm |
Carburetor | dell'orto MA16 B2 / Dell'orto MA 18 B3 / enith 18 MA |
Choke | B2: 18mm |
Slide | B2: 50 / B3: 75 |
Needle | B2: D3 |
Atomiser | B2: 255b |
Main Jet | B2: 75 / B3: 70 / MA: 102 |
Pilot Jet | B2: 40 / B3: 45 |
Starter | B2: 55 |
Float | B2: 6.5 grams |
Starter | Pedal |
Crankcase oil | Mobil Oil A 400 grams |
Transmission Oil | Mobil Lube GX140 100 grams |
Oil / Gas Mix | 5% |
Clutch | Multiple discs in oil bath |
Gears | 3 speed with hand shifter |
1st | |
2nd | |
3rd | |
Primary Transmission | Gear |
Secondary Transmission | Shaft |
Frame | Steel tubing of strong 1281mm sections |
Front Suspension | Oscilating conecting rods |
Rear Suspension | torsion bar attached to motor |
Wheels | Dismountable wheels |
Tires | 4.00 x 8 pirelli or ceat |
Tire Presure | Front .7-8 ATM, rear 1.75 ATM |
Brakes | Drum |
Dry Weight | 70kg |
Km Per Gallon | 1lt per 50km |
Fuel Capacity | 5.6lt plus .7lt reserve |
Max Speed | 70-75kmh |
Initial Price | 135,000 Italian Lira |
Electrical System | 6 volt |
wheel Base | 1281mm |
Maximum Length | 1770mm |
Ground Clearance | 115mm |
Maximum Seat Hight | 760mm |
Minimum Turning Radius | 1500mm |
Maximum Width | 740mm |
Colour | Light Grey 8012 (Option available in 1956 only) |
Sand Beige 8029 | |
Engine Colour | Fiat 690 |
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