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2004 Yamaha Vino 125 Photo Gallery
The Yamaha Vino 125 offers up all the style and economic advantages of a 50cc scoot, but with a little more chutzpah. Check out how this scooter held up in our
2004 Yamaha Vino 125 Bike Test
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2004 Yamaha Vino 125
A 180mm disc brake up front helps bring the 125 to a stop
A handy carrying rack is available as standard equipemnt on the Vino.
Even when there is plenty of parking available, the Vino 125 takes up minimal space.
The Vino is a handsome devil at any location.
Those looking for a retro-styled machine with modern reliability will find the Vino to be the perfect scoot.
10 inch wheels put the power of the 124cc four stroke engine to the ground.
The headlight illuminates the road well, but looks best when the sun bounces off the chrome shroud.
Faster than a speeding locamotive...well, maybe not that fast.
No matter where you place the Vino, it still looks good.
Simplicity equals peace on the Vino, all that matters is speed according to the instrument cluster.
The Vino 125 has more power and all the style of te 50cc version.
The 125 offers enough giddiyup to power two full-sized adults around with ease.
Korf tucked his machismo into his pocket when he figured out how much money he saved during the Vino test.
The Vino handled remarkably well on the road, despite rudimentry suspension.
This handsome devil garnered plenty of longing stares during the test, and Korf looked good too.
Looking for a nice place to eat, Korf spots a quaint little Italian joint on the East side.
