CAGIVA FRECCIA 125 1988
Cagiva's 125cc Freccia ("Arrow") was a performance-oriented, single-cylinder motorcycle produced from 1988, designed to be competitive in the Italian Sport Production Championship and to provide a thrill on the road. It was powered by a liquid-cooled, two-stroke engine with a six-speed gearbox, and featured a lightweight, aluminum frame, aggressive ergonomics, and a top speed of over 100mph.
Engine
The heart of the Freccia 125 is a compact, water-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke engine with a displacement of 124cc. Featuring a reed valve induction system and a Mikuni VM26 carburetor, it produces a healthy 23 horsepower at 8,500 rpm, delivering crisp throttle response and spirited acceleration. Paired with a slick-shifting six-speed transmission, this powerplant enables the Freccia to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in an exhilarating 10 seconds.
Chassis
Underpinning the Freccia 125's agile handling is a lightweight aluminum frame, crafted to provide exceptional stability and agility. The front suspension, featuring 35mm telescopic forks, offers 110mm of travel, while the rear suspension, a monoshock with adjustable preload, provides 90mm of travel, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride.
Brakes
Ensuring confident and progressive stopping power, the Freccia 125 is equipped with a single front disc brake and a rear drum brake. The front disc, measuring 270mm in diameter, is paired with a dual-piston caliper, providing ample stopping power, while the rear drum brake adds stability during deceleration.
Styling
As befits its sporty character, the Freccia 125 sports a sleek and aggressive design language. Its sharp fairing, angular fuel tank, and stubby tail section evoke a sense of speed and dynamism. Complementing its performance-oriented aesthetic are a racing-style seat, rearset footpegs, and clip-on handlebars, positioning the rider in a tucked, forward-leaning stance for maximum aerodynamic efficiency.
Conclusion
With its potent engine, agile chassis, and purposeful styling, the Cagiva Freccia 125 1988 was a formidable competitor in the 125cc class, offering riders an exhilarating and rewarding experience both on the road and on the track.
The manual what will be send to you will contain all the necessary needed instructions for all the repairs for your motor bike from front to the back of your bike.
The same manual is used by your garage or workshop to repair your bike.
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You will find illustrations, diagrams technical specifications, depth illustrations and step by step explanations how to do the job, even if you don't have much knowledge about bikes this could be understood with some basic mechanical knowledge to safety and easily servicing your bike.
CONTENTS OF THE REPAIR MANUAL
general Information
maintenance
adjustments
general operations
engine diassembling
engine overhauling
engine re-assembly
suspension and wheels
brakes
hydraulic control clutch release
Carburretor
engine cooling system
electric system
specific tools
torque wrench settings
analytical index.
