1982 | Gemma 125
Fashionable four-stroke model riding the wave of the scooter boom
Responding to the scooter boom of the early 1980s, this is the highest grade of the Gemma series, which originally debuted as a 50 cm³ model. Its 125 cm³ air-cooled 4-stroke 1-cylinder engine was the largest Japanese-manufactured scooter engine of the time, and the only 4-stroke model in the Gemma series. The unique Suzuki Twin Dome Combustion Chamber (STDCC) helped this engine generate a high maximum power of 8.0 PS, stable torque, impressively low fuel consumption, and superb quietness. Matching the fashionable styling, the Gemma 125 was offered with either a 2-person double seat or a pillion seat for commercial applications.
Dimensions and weight | Dimensions | Overall length | 1,770 mm |
Overall width | 675 mm | ||
Overall height | 1,070 mm | ||
Wheelbase | 1,250 mm | ||
Weight | 92 kg (Dry) | ||
Engine | Engine type | 4-stroke, 1-cylinder, air-cooled, SOHC | |
Engine displacement | 124 cm³ | ||
Bore x stroke | 57.0 mm × 48.8 mm | ||
Maximum power | 5.9kW(8.0PS) / 7,500rpm | ||
Maximum torque | 8.9N-m / 4,000rpm | ||
Transmission | 3-speed constant mesh | ||
Front tire size | 3.50-10-4PR | ||
Rear tire size | 3.50-10-4PR |