[2023] Yamaha Zuma 125 Top Speed, Specs, Price, Review

Yamaha Zuma 125 Top Features

Blue Core VVA Engine: Powering the Zuma 125 is a compact Yamaha Blue Core, VVA (Variable Valve Actuation) 125cc 4-stroke engine with 4 valves, an 11.2:1 compression ratio, a DiASil cylinder, and an aluminum alloy forged piston, giving this scooter modern reliability and economical performance. With an amazing 101 mpg and a 1.6-gallon fuel tank, you get plenty of range, too.

Rugged, Modern Design: Beneath the rugged styling, the Zuma 125 is built around a strong steel frame with aggressive tread tires and tough suspension. This scooter boasts capability on roads of all sorts, with plenty of attitude for your daily commute.

Automatic Convenience: A fully-automatic V-belt transmission and push-button electric starting make the Zuma 125 a super-convenient transportation option. Standard center and side stand, along with a locking cover on the ignition switch, make it easy and secure to park, too.

Roomy, Step-Through Ergonomics: There’s room for two atop the Zuma 125’s seat and lots of locking storage beneath it. The step-through floorboards make getting on and off a breeze.

Adjustable Asymmetrical Headlights: The Zuma 125 features a unique asymmetric headlight design with easily adjustable beams to optimize view angles for a wide range of riders

Plenty of Storage with USB Charging: The cavernous under-seat storage compartment is roomy enough for a full-face helmet and features two helmet hangers. The front storage compartment is equipped with an electric USB socket for conveniently charging your device on the go.

Chassis/Suspension & Aditional Features

Comfortable Ergonomics: A plush and roomy riding position is ready for two, with a narrow seat design for easier flat-footing at stops, and plenty of leg space in front of the rider’s seat. Meanwhile, the passenger gets dedicated foldable footrests and secure handholds that blend cleanly into the Zuma 125’s body design.

Durable Suspension: The telescopic fork features beefy outer tubes for strength, while fork boots help protect the large 33mm inner tubes from debris. The rear wheel swingarm features twin rear shocks with a full 3.1 in of travel for comfortable riding both on streets and on unpaved roads.

Extensive Fuel Range: The Zuma 125 boasts extreme fuel efficiency carrying the 1.6-gallon fuel tank over a wide cruising range. Its fuel tank emissions system includes a charcoal canister to control gasoline evaporation and reduce air pollution.

Hardy Steel Frame: The robust steel-tube frame is light but strong and features a step-through design for easy mounting.

Heavy-Duty Tires and Wheels: Fat 120/70-12 front and 130/70-12 rear DURO tubeless tires have an aggressive-looking block pattern combined with lightweight wheels for great handling on unpaved roads and on the street.

High-Quality Braking: The 245mm hydraulic front disc and 230mm rear disc brakes provide plenty of stopping power while the wave-type front rotor design adds cutting-edge style. With a unified brake system, the rear brake lever applies some braking force to the front brake, while keeping the front brake from operating alone for safe and smooth-controlled stops.

Modern Gauge Package: The Zuma 125’s stylish LCD meter features a fuel gauge as well as a full range of indicator lights with easy-to-read visibility.

Plenty of Storage with USB charging: The cavernous under-seat storage compartment is roomy enough for a full-face helmet and features two helmet hangers. The front storage compartment is equipped with an electric USB socket for conveniently charging your device on the go.

Secure and Convenient: The Zuma 125 provides both a center stand and a side stand for parking convenience. For extra security when parked, the main switch is equipped with a keyhole lock cover. And the fuel filler is found just left of the ignition switch for easy refueling.