Cagiva Mito
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2001 Cagiva Mito Evo | |
Manufacturer: | Cagiva |
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Production: | 1990 - present |
Class: | Sport bike |
Similar: | Aprilia RS125 Derbi GPR125 Gilera SC125 Honda NSR125 |
The Cagiva Mito (or "Myth" in english) is a small-engined Italian sports motorcycle. The powerplant consists of a two-stroke 125cc single cylinder, capable of producing over 30 bhp in unrestricted form.
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[edit] History and Development
Launched in 1990, the bike was restyled in 1994 by Massimo Tamburini with similar lines to the then new Ducati 916 (a design he also penned). The similarity is particulary visible in the front and rear fairings.
[edit] Mito SP 525
In 2006 Cagiva launched a race-tuned competition version of the Mito known as the SP525. This is something of an homage to the Cagiva C594 racing bike. The engine and several other areas have been tweaked, now producing 37+ bhp at the crank. Front and rear fairings have been modified to look more like the C594, plus we lose the speedo and gain 8-spoke forged aluminium wheels; the overall weight is down.
[edit] Mito 500
In November 2006 Cagiva unveiled the Mito 500 concept bike. The two-stroke 125cc engine has been replaced with a four-stroke 500cc single, courtesy of Husqvarna, capable of putting out around 60 bhp. With forged alloy wheels she weighs in at 133kg - just 4kg more than the Mito 125.[1]
[edit] Specifications
All specifications are for the Mito 125 Evo - and are manufacturer claimed and estimated
Engine
Transmission
Cycle Parts
Dimensions
Performance (Measured at crankshaft)
Misc
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[edit] External links
- Official Cagiva Website
- Official Cagiva Mito Microsite (Italian only)
- Cagiva Mito Forum
- Official UK Cagiva Importer
[edit] References
- ^ “Cagiva's Bargain”, MCN, retrieved on Nov 22, 2006.