Bakker 250cc Moto3 prototype

Legendary Dutch tuner Nico Bakker is selling the first 'Moto3'-spec race a bike, a 4-stroke successor to the near obsolete and highly expensive 2-stroke 125 GP machines. Watch the video for a closer look at the new 125 GP rival that's half the weight of a CBR600RR.

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[binokoda]

125 2 strokes allll dayy, go away moto 3

[bfmv580]

Why did it just end? It would be a good video if you had of shown it abit more.

[davskok]

tail and front cover removed from RSW125 lol

[tusptuja]

Two stroke :(

[thekkl]

Slightly more powerful and heavier then the Honda offering.

[gigizack]

@2StrokeRacing2 It is not only Honda the reason for 4 strokes. It's the market since the vast majority of veicles on roads use that (superior)technology. I can still see 2 strokes' on chainsaws or cheap lawnmowers tho...

[2StrokeRacing2]

when MotoGP allowed 990cc 4 strokes to compete with the 500 2 strokes. Honda showed up with a 5 cylinder 990 which promptly won every race. The press, the teams, the manufacturers all hailed it as such an incredible, fantastic machine. 4 stroke was the future they said. All the while i'm thinking they needed more than DOUBLE the engine to finally beat the 500's! Needless to say the cost was astronomical, and now the entire MotoGP grids is only 17 riders. Honda is the reason for 4 strokes!

[2StrokeRacing2]

@gigizack 2 stroke direct injection makes the emissions cleaner than a 4 stroke and it has way less parts you have no clue what your talking about

[Tallusek]

125 in 2t i never forget it :(