Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Arrives With 15 Hp Single-Cylinder Engine, 6-Speed Transmission, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 10-Liter Tank, and Retro Style With Modern Technology

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/09/2025 at 09:16

Updated on 06/09/2025 at 16:58

Foto: Yamaha XSR125 Legacy chega com motor monocilíndrico de 15 cv, câmbio de 6 marchas, até 47 km/l de consumo, tanque de 10 litros e estilo retrô com tecnologia moderna

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Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Delivers 15 Hp Engine, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 470 Km Range, and Retro Style with Modern Technology.

Yamaha hit the mark by launching the XSR125 Legacy, a motorcycle that combines the charm of retro bikes with the technology that urban riders demand. Part of the Sport Heritage family, it draws inspiration from the past but includes features that place it firmly in the present: efficient engine, low consumption, premium design, and safety electronics.

With a lightweight, economical, and stylish setup, the XSR125 Legacy shows that you don’t need a big bike to ride with personality and exclusivity.

Compact Engine, But Full of Vitality

The XSR125 Legacy is equipped with a 124.7 cm³ single-cylinder, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled engine, with double overhead camshaft (DOHC) and Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) system, which enhances power delivery at different RPMs.

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Exemplary Consumption and Generous Range

One of the XSR125 Legacy’s major advantages is its energy efficiency. The official average consumption is 2.1 L/100 km, which translates to about 47.6 km/l.

With a tank capacity of 10 liters, its range exceeds 470 km, which is uncommon in bikes of this segment and makes it extremely practical for those seeking mobility with low fuel costs.

Retro Design with Premium DNA

The Sport Heritage line is characterized by its neo retro style, and the XSR125 Legacy embodies this concept well. The details make it one of the most stylish 125 cc bikes on the market:

Alloy wheels with metallic spokes in golden finish;
Flat seat with retro stitching, evoking the aesthetics of the classics from the 80s;
Round LED headlight, combining tradition and modernity;
Minimalist finish and premium paint, with graphics inspired by the “heritage” style.

It’s a bike that attracts both beginners and enthusiasts who value the classic style combined with modernity.

Modern Technology for Everyday Use

Despite its vintage appeal, the XSR125 Legacy does not compromise on technology. The model comes equipped with:

Compact and functional LCD digital display;
Full LED lighting (headlight, taillight, and turn signals);
Disc brakes: 267 mm front and 220 mm rear, with ABS as standard;
37 mm inverted front suspension (USD) and adjustable mono-shock rear suspension;
Wide tires (110/70 R17 front and 140/70 R17 rear), enhancing the balance between agility and stability.

This setup provides safety and comfort for both urban commutes and short highway trips.

Lightweight, Accessible, and Easy to Ride

At 140 kg in ready-to-ride condition, the XSR125 Legacy is an extremely lightweight and easy-to-handle motorcycle. The seat height of 815 mm ensures comfortable ergonomics without compromising accessibility.

It’s an ideal bike for those starting in motorcycling or for anyone looking for a practical alternative, but with more style than conventional scooters or utilitarian bikes.

A 125 CC That Delivers Much More

The Yamaha XSR125 Legacy proves that engine displacement is not synonymous with simplicity. It features a 15 hp engine with a 6-speed gearbox, consumption of nearly 48 km/l, a range of 470 km, and a premium design that recalls the essence of Yamaha’s classics.

It’s a bike made for those seeking economy and personality without sacrificing the technology and reliability that the Japanese brand has always provided.

Technical Specifications — Yamaha XSR125 Legacy

Category	Specification
Engine	Single-cylinder, 4T, DOHC, VVA, 124.7 cc
Power	11 kW (≈15 hp) at 10,000 rpm
Torque	11.5 Nm at 8,000 rpm
Transmission	6-speed manual
Cooling	Liquid
Weight in Ready-to-Ride Condition	140 kg
Official Average Consumption	2.1 L/100 km (~47.6 km/l)
Estimated Range	≈ 476 km
Tank Capacity	10 liters
Front Suspension	Inverted fork (USD) 37 mm, travel 130 mm
Rear Suspension	Adjustable mono-shock, travel 110 mm
Brakes	267 mm disc (front) / 220 mm disc (rear) with ABS
Tires	110/70-17 (front) / 140/70-17 (rear)
Display	LCD digital
Lighting	Full LED
Seat Height	815 mm
Wheelbase	1330 mm
Ground Clearance	160 mm

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Francisco Marcos Sampaio Ferreira

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10/09/2025 17:30

Essa motocicleta vai ser lançada no Brasil?

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Carlos

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08/09/2025 08:17

Fala esse monte de dados e o que mais impacta hoje é, qual seria o valor dessa moto?

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Eldon

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08/09/2025 22:47

Tá 18 mil pela pesquisa que fiz

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Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Arrives With 15 Hp Single-Cylinder Engine, 6-Speed Transmission, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 10-Liter Tank, and Retro Style With Modern Technology

Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Delivers 15 Hp Engine, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 470 Km Range, and Retro Style with Modern Technology.

Compact Engine, But Full of Vitality

Exemplary Consumption and Generous Range

Retro Design with Premium DNA

Modern Technology for Everyday Use

Lightweight, Accessible, and Easy to Ride

A 125 CC That Delivers Much More

Technical Specifications — Yamaha XSR125 Legacy

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Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Arrives With 15 Hp Single-Cylinder Engine, 6-Speed Transmission, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 10-Liter Tank, and Retro Style With Modern Technology

Yamaha XSR125 Legacy Delivers 15 Hp Engine, Up to 47 Km/L Fuel Consumption, 470 Km Range, and Retro Style with Modern Technology.

Compact Engine, But Full of Vitality

Exemplary Consumption and Generous Range

Retro Design with Premium DNA

Modern Technology for Everyday Use

Lightweight, Accessible, and Easy to Ride

A 125 CC That Delivers Much More

Technical Specifications — Yamaha XSR125 Legacy

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Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt has ceased to be a climatic phenomenon and has become a biological system that feeds on itself, with 8,000 kilometers in length, 37 million tons of algae, and scientists confirm that it is now permanent.

China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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