AndrewP

You, I like you. I was thinking of stepping my game up and instead of another 125, going for something like an XT660X, a Ducatti Hypermotard or similar. Even though I like the street-fighter style of a naked bike, my upper back/shoulders state otherwise. If anyone has an extended experience with some of these bikes, pm me with your recommendation on what would be best for a commute/~200 mile travel radius supermoto. Don't want to veer off course of the actual thread.

Well the bike was brand new, only had it for a month So i guess they would give the RRP of the bike, or replace it with a brand new MT-125.

It had a disk lock on, although whenever there was quite a lot of humidity it would not go off if tampered with. I never found the disk lock, so i suppose they either manually wheelied it out of here or whatever. I would have put an anchor, although I had to wait for my landlord to come and tidy up his jungle of a garden... Yea I don't think i'll see the bike any time soon, the cops did state there are cctv's around here, although the only one that would be "close" would be out of the station. Like, no chance whatsoever. On another note, the insurance is offering cash or a replacement bicycle. Now, given this was my first naked, and after driving for almost 15 years on a DT-200 and then an Gilera Nexus, I felt like a total muppet trying to filter in tight spots. Was thinking of getting the WRX125 instead. Would the insurance be adamant on a like-for-like replacement?

Hello guys, Unfortunately as of today, my bike has gone missing. It is a grey 2016 MT-125, taken from SW17 in London. I am not sure if I should provide more information, or what information to provide, just figured I should post this in here. Local authorities have been informed, but as you would already know if it has already happened to you they kind of not even bother with it. Pic of the bike below. Nothing too special about it other than the Yamaha Engine Protectors.

Trust me, after riding the MT-125, you'll appreciate the sheer power of the 09. Other than that it's an awesome little bike and a lot of fun to ride

Hello guys! Name's Andrew, and I just got my MT-125. VERY keen in tagging along on any trips that might be happening in the general area of London, just as long as I don't hold everyone behind.