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[tasullivan20]

Mirage 125cc. Located in Uijeongbu Si.

The bike is in great condition. The engine is mint and I haven't had any mechanical problems with it. I've had the oil changed every 500 kms and the filter every 1500kms. New air filter was put in this summer. Brand new electrics all through the bike. A new seat was put on last year.

The riding season in Korea last through November and the Autumn is the best time to get out there. You can ride it all year round (about 6 weeks of the year you want to keep your rides short though!) This bike has taken me all over Korea for two and a half years, but alas, my contract is up and I go home in October.

More leg room than any bikes in its class.

Comes with saddlebags, sissy bar, tools, cleaning products, a road map of Korea (in Korean) and a HJC helmet with an anti glare/scratch resistant shield - a must in the night or in the rain.

Taking serious offers.

Willing to negotiate. Available for pick-up or delivery anytime.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v58/markallan/P1000388.jpg

[Pyongshin Sangja]

Nice dent.

[tasullivan20]

small dent in tank (shown in picture as not to deceive) from before I bought the bike two and a half years ago. The dent was sanded and the tank (as well as both fenders) was repainted.

[BDups]

I didn't know they made mirage's in 125cc. I've got a 250 mirage. I thought the 125 bikes were daystars and magmas

[seoul101]

It looks like the bike has 2x 125cc engines in the photo?

Wouldn't one need to take some extra test if coming from a 125cc?

[BDups]

I think I remember seeing a 125 with the V-twin once. But as long as it's still a 125cc no special licence required, I think.

[Zyzyfer]

Nothing extra with 125cc to my knowledge.

They do make 125cc Mirages. I had one my second year here. Looks fantastic, but it's of course a 125cc, so maxes out at a low top speed and doesn't like hills or passengers terribly much.

[ahopfe]

I will give you 500,000 for it