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Nexus 125

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About this model

About the Gilera Nexus 125

The Gilera Nexus 125 is a sporty 125cc scooter with a broader, more substantial presence than a basic city scooter. It combines automatic drive with scooter practicality, but its bodywork, brakes and chassis deserve the same care on a used example as those of a lightweight motorcycle. Check model year, registration, frame number and exact version carefully: the Nexus family includes several engine capacities and parts are not automatically interchangeable.

The Nexus 125 suits a rider who wants to commute or ride recreationally on a 125cc scooter and values sportier styling. Its larger size gives it more road presence, but makes properly working suspension, steering and brakes especially important. A documented, standard scooter with correctly fitting panels is a safer purchase than a cheap machine with deferred CVT or electrical work.

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Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Ask for invoices for belt, roller and clutch servicing, and check for vibration, slipping or delayed variator response when pulling away.
  • Check forks, steering-head bearings and rear suspension for leaks, play and unsettled steering behaviour on a test ride.
  • Test both levers, brake light and brakes; inspect discs and calipers for corrosion, seizure or uneven wear.
  • Check all panel gaps, mounting clips, dashboard functions and lamp units for breakage or water damage, especially at the front.
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