2001 Kawasaki KMX125 0.1L Petrol · Y426 AAF

This 2001 Kawasaki KMX125 demonstrates a stable and exceptionally clean maintenance trend in recent years, culminating in a clear pass on 27 May 2025 at 31,863 miles. The test record shows no recorded defects or advisories for the 2025, 2024, 2023, 2020, 2019, and 2018 examinations. This spotless run contrasts sharply with a troubled past, signaling that current stewardship has successfully addressed previous neglect and maintained solid roadworthiness. Low annual mileage defines the lifecycle of this motorcycle, sitting at just 31,863 miles after roughly twenty-five years of existence. The machine covered very little ground between 2013 and 2020, registering the exact same figure of 31,525 miles across multiple tests due to a prolonged period of storage or very limited seasonal use. Usage picked up slightly after 2020, adding minor increments culminating in the most recent reading. This sparse use pattern implies the machine spent years sitting idle, making rubber components and fluid degradation key areas for concern. A deep review of the historical data reveals severe mechanical neglect back in March 2013, when the motorcycle failed with a massive list of twenty-two defects covering faulty brakes, loose wheel spokes, a heavily corroded rear wheel, missing locking devices on wheel spindles, and a coolant leak. While subsequent years show these issues were rectified, the buyer must thoroughly inspect the structural integrity of the rear wheel, check for loose spokes, and verify the condition of the brake discs, hoses, and fluid levels. Consumable wear also requires careful physical verification during a viewing. The 2022 test noted a perished front tyre and a worn front brake disc, proving that rubber degradation remains a persistent risk given the low mileage and age of the machine. The buyer should examine the current tyre date codes, check the chain and sprockets for wear, and inspect the coolant system hoses to ensure the historic coolant leak has not returned.