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A 1978 Suzuki TS125 - How well does this two-stroke icon perform in 2026? Full Review & Ride Along

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A 1978 Suzuki TS125 - How well does this two-stroke icon perform in 2026? Full Review & Ride Along

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Edwin Ferneyhough Vehicle Reviews
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The Suzuki TS125 was one of those bikes that perfectly captured the spirit of late-1970s motorcycling. Lightweight, simple, practical and powered by a characterful two-stroke engine, the TS125 was equally at home on the road, down a country lane, or exploring a trail. In this video, we take a closer look at the 1978 Suzuki TS125 and find out what made this little two-stroke such a popular choice for riders looking for an affordable and versatile motorcycle. With its compact 125cc engine, lightweight chassis and unmistakable two-stroke character, the TS125 might not have the outright performance of a larger motorcycle, but that's not really the point. These bikes were all about simplicity, fun and getting out and riding. One of the things that makes the TS125 so interesting is just how uncomplicated it is. No complicated electronics, no sophisticated rider aids and no huge amounts of weight. Just a small two-stroke engine, a lightweight frame and the essentials needed to enjoy a ride. Whether you're a fan of vintage Japanese motorcycles, a collector of classic two-strokes, or simply remember bikes like the TS125 from your younger days, there's something very special about machines like this. The Suzuki TS125 may be small, but it represents an important part of motorcycle history — a time when lightweight trail bikes were simple, accessible and enormously fun. Have you ever owned or ridden a Suzuki TS125? Perhaps you learned to ride on one, or maybe you've still got one tucked away in the garage. Let us know your memories and experiences with the Suzuki TS125 in the comments below. 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it. 🔔 Subscribe for more classic motorcycle reviews. And if you want to know more about this bike and other classic motorcycles, visit our website: www.efvs.co.uk