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Suzuki Burgman 125 (2002-current)



Detail Value
New price £3,465
Used price range View Suzuki BURGMAN 125 bikes for sale to see current asking prices
Engine size 125 cc
Power 12 bhp
Top speed 65 mph
Insurance group 5 of 17
  MCN ratings Owners' ratings
Overall rating is 4 rating is 0
Engine rating is 3 rating is 0
Ride & Handling rating is 4 rating is 0
Equipment rating is 5 rating is 0
Quality & Reliability rating is 4 rating is 0
Value rating is 3 rating is 0

MCN overall verdict rating is 4

If you want the comfort and practicality of a maxi-scooter but you’re limited to 125cc, the well-spec’d Burgman is a safe choice. It’s not quite up to a motorway commute, but for city use it’s a classy ride with more luggage space than you’ll know what to do with.

Engine

MCN rating rating is 3
Owners' rating rating is 0

The Burgman’s 125cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder motor is both a strength and a weakness. It opens up executive-scoot style to CBT riders, but with a top speed of 65mph it’s not quite fast enough for motorway or A road work. It gets up to town speeds quickly enough, but there’s a slight elasticity to the throttle-response that necessitates forward planning. 

Ride and Handling

MCN rating rating is 4
Owners' rating rating is 0

Don’t be fooled by the look of it – the Burgman 125 may be a bit heavy for a 125 scooter at 156kg wet, but it feels light and manageable at any speed with a great turning circle. The brakes are adequate, but a little more bite would help.

Equipment

MCN rating rating is 5
Owners' rating rating is 0

The underseat storage on the Burgman is cavernous – you can do your weekly shopping on this thing. There’s a handy glovebox under the bars with a 12v power socket in it to charge your gizmos, plus a cubby-hole on the dash. Other useful touches include a fuel gauge and a huge pillion seat with chunky grab-handles. Compare and buy parts for the Burgman 125 in the MCN Shop.

Quality and Reliability

MCN rating rating is 4
Owners' rating rating is 0

Since it’s built by one of the big four, the Burgman is well-built compared to a lot of scooters on the market and reliability shouldn't be an issue. Corrosion is a known issue with the whole Burgman range so take care of it if you ride it through winter.

Value

MCN rating rating is 3
Owners' rating rating is 0

At £3399 the Burgman is far from the cheapest 125cc scooter available, but as executive scooters go it’s a bargain option compared to the bigger capacity competition and if you never leave the city centre, you won’t want for the extra power. Find a Suzuki Burgman 125 for sale.

Insurance

Insurance group: 5 of 17

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Model History

Introduced 2002.

Other Versions

Suzuki Burgman 125
Suzuki Burgman 200
Suzuki Burgman 400
Suzuki Burgman 650

Specifications

Top speed 65 mph
1/4-mile acceleration secs
Max power 12 bhp
Max torque 7.9 ft-lb
Weight 156 kg
Seat height 735 mm
Fuel capacity 11 litres
Average fuel consumption mpg
Tank range miles
Annual road tax
Insurance group 5 of 17
Engine size 125 cc
Engine specification 4-stroke, liquid-cooled single
Frame Tubular steel
Front suspension adjustment none
Rear suspension adjustment preload
Front brakes 240mm disc, single
Rear brake 240mm disc, single
Front tyre size 110/90-13
Rear tyre size 130/70-12

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