RM125 1977

[GT43]

Doesn't look to bad for $800.

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/murray-bridge/motorcycles/suzuki-rm-125-steel-tank-twin-shocker-rare-bike/1017733949

[Montynut]

It looks like a bit of a mixed bag. I think it may be an RM125A with an RM125B swingarm (NO NO not the alloy one )

Still not a bad buy I guess

[TM BILL]

Looks like an A with an A arm to me 

[JohnnyO]

It's an A, you can tell by the forks and non reservoir shocks. 125 A&B swingarms are the same..

[TM BILL]

It's an A, you can tell by the forks and non reservoir shocks. 125 A&B swingarms are the same..

Can i get all Anoracky and say that A and B arms are simillar but have different chain guide / tensioner mounts 

[JohnnyO]

OK Bill but they're both section is what I was getting at, unlike the 250/370

[TM BILL]

Yep  why do you think that the 125s seemed to be more techo advanced than their big brothers of that era John 

Im talking about the A box section arm and the 125B forks .

[Montynut]

Looks like an A with an A arm to me 

I stand corrected I was thinking of the RM250/370 A/B arm being tube based

[JohnnyO]

Possibly because Rahier was dominating the GP's and the 125 market was huge back then Bill

[oldyzman]

good buy i think, ally tank sells for $200 upwards.

[Ted]

Definitely not a B

It doesn't have an alloy arm

[rtb]

Wonder if the forks come apart?

Ouch that one hurt.

[gt96]

Hope you are feeling better now Bob, after your forked episode......   

[Ando]

Definitely not a B

It doesn't have an alloy arm

Ted! B's didn't have an alloy arm 

[Ted]

Brad, Get with the program. B models ( can ) have an alloy arm 

It was meant as a gee up