Paying tribute to the fearsome soldiers of Nepal, the Gurkha 125 Café Racer is the latest motorcycle launched in Nepal. Styled with a nod to the Japanese racing heritage of the 1960s, this Chinese and Japanese collaborated motorcycle has been introduced in Nepal by Saakha and Company Pvt. Ltd, bearing a name tag that’s sits close to the heart of every Nepali – GURKHA.



PERFORMANCE The Gurkha 125 Café Racer is powered by a four-stroke air-cooled two-valve single cylinder engine which revs into life with a pleasing throaty rumble; either via an electric or kick starter. However, the grumble of the 125cc engine belies the actual power of the engine which has been rated at just a mere 10 bhp.

SPECIFICATIONS: Engine Type: 4-Stroke Cylinder Layout: Single Cooling System: Air Cooled Displacement: 124cc Maximum Power: 10 Bhp @ 8500 RPM Maximum Torque: 8.5 Nm @ 7500 RPM Starting Method: Electric/Kick Fuel System: Carburettor Transmission: 5 Speed

FEATURES Frame Type: Steel Tubes Wheelbase: 1255mm Ground Clearance: 230mm Front Suspension: Telescopic Shock Rear Suspension: Twin Shock Front Tire: 2.75 – 18 Rear Tire: 3.00 – 18 Front Brake: Disc Rear Brake: Drum Dry Weight: 87 kg Fuel Tank: 10 Litres