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Cheapest 125 cc motorcycles 2026: the full list under 100,000 TL

Every new 125 cc scooter and motorcycle available for under 100,000 TL, at October 2026 list prices. Power, weight, brake type and what to look out for when choosing.

Your budget is 100,000 TL and you want a new 125. That is possible, but you need to know that not every model in this price band offers the same thing: power, braking system, service network and spare-parts availability differ considerably between models. In this guide we have put every 51–125 cc model in the Pusulamoto catalogue with a list price under 100,000 TL into a single table, and then explain what to look at when choosing.

Licence first

Every model on this list is in the A1 class in the catalogue. That means you can ride it directly with an A1, A2 or A licence. If you hold a B licence, it must be at least 2 years old, and you need to take motorcycle driving training at a course affiliated with the Ministry of National Education (MEB) and pass the practical exam; this right is valid only for personal use and only in Turkey. Details are on the licence page and in the guide to 125 cc bikes on a B licence.

Full list under 100,000 TL

Prices are the list prices announced by distributors; unless stated otherwise they are dated October 2026. At the dealer you may see different figures because of promotions or extra costs (number plate, registration).

ModelccPower (hp)Weight (kg)Tank (L)BrakesList price
Falcon Martini 125123.99.11148CBS70,640 TL (Oct 2026)
Falcon Guppi 110108.27.91005.5CBS72,990 TL (Oct 2026)
Falcon Mocco 1251257.11067.7CBS75,098 TL (Oct 2026)
Mondial Exon 1251258.7988CBS78,200 TL (Oct 2026)
Falcon Max 125i1259.3934.5CBS79,420 TL (Oct 2026)
Arora Jaguar 12512511.213415CBS79,900 TL (Apr 2026)
Mondial Fury 110i1106.91015CBS82,900 TL (Oct 2026)
Kuba Newlight 125 Pro1258.11018CBS83,640 TL (Oct 2026)
Arora MT 12512511.612823CBS85,000 TL (Apr 2026)
Mondial Lavinia Pro1249.11057CBS85,500 TL (Oct 2026)
Mondial Lungo 1251259.1104—CBS86,600 TL (Oct 2026)
RKS Spontini 11011081006.8CBS88,068 TL (Oct 2026)
RKS Neon 1251259.21085.4CBS88,560 TL (Oct 2026)
RKS VPS1251258.71075.3CBS88,683 TL (Oct 2026)
Mondial Fuzion 1251259.11006CBS91,400 TL (Oct 2026)
Kanuni Mati 1251258.61025.5CBS91,650 TL (Oct 2026)
Kuba Arome 125 Pro1258.81238CBS93,480 TL (Oct 2026)
Falcon Salvador S18812411.413810No ABS93,737 TL (Oct 2026)
Kuba Race 12512511.41205.7No ABS94,679 TL (Oct 2026)
Kuba Terra 1251259.511014CBS95,940 TL (Oct 2026)
RKS DES1251259.21247CBS97,908 TL (Oct 2026)
Brixton Felsberg 125 XC1251113411.5CBS99,900 TL (Oct 2026)

There are 22 models in the table, 17 of them scooters. Weight figures are measured differently from manufacturer to manufacturer (dry or wet), so do not read small differences as a precise ranking.

Highlights from the list

Cheapest: the Falcon Martini 125 tops the list at 70,640 TL (October 2026 list price). It offers 9.1 hp and combined braking (CBS); the manufacturer quotes fuel consumption of 2.4 L/100 km. Just behind it is the 110 cc Falcon Guppi 110 (72,990 TL (October 2026 list price)); at 100 kg it is very light in town, but its 5.5-litre tank is small.

Most powerful scooter: the Arora Jaguar 125 stands out with 11.2 hp and a large 15-litre tank; its 79,900 TL price is dated April 2026, so ask the dealer for the current one. If you want a well-known brand and a wide network, the RKS VPS125 (88,683 TL (October 2026 list price)) and the RKS Neon 125 (88,560 TL (October 2026 list price)) are in the 8.7–9.2 hp range. If you are looking for a bigger body, the Kuba Arome 125 Pro offers 8.8 hp, 123 kg and costs 93,480 TL (October 2026 list price).

Geared options: if you do not want a scooter, the Falcon Salvador S188 is among the most powerful models on this list with 11.4 hp, at 93,737 TL (October 2026 list price). The Kuba Terra 125 comes with a 14-litre tank and CBS for 95,940 TL (October 2026 list price). For those who want an off-road-looking model there are the Kuba Race 125 (94,679 TL (October 2026 list price)) and the Brixton Felsberg 125 XC (99,900 TL (October 2026 list price)); the Brixton has CBS, while the Kuba Race is listed in the catalogue without combined braking.

For those dreaming of long distances: the Arora MT 125 stands apart on this list with its 23-litre tank; 85,000 TL (April 2026 list price). Long distances are possible on a 125 cc, but the motorcycle speed limit on motorways is 100 km/h, and with 11–12 hp reaching that speed with luggage and a headwind can be a struggle.

What do you give up at this budget?

  • ABS: there is no 125 with ABS under 100,000 TL in the catalogue. Most models come with CBS: when you pull the rear brake lever, the front brake also partly engages. This can shorten braking distance but, unlike ABS, does not prevent the wheel from locking. If you want ABS you need to set aside a little more budget: the RKS VRS125 Pro with 14.8 hp and ABS costs 119,025 TL (October 2026 list price), and the Peugeot Motocycles Tweet 125 GT with ABS costs 129,900 TL (October 2026 list price).
  • Power: the A1 limit is 11 kW (about 15 hp). The models on this list range from 6.9 to 11.6 hp. That is enough for the city, but you will feel the difference on ring roads and hills.
  • Equipment: in this band, storage volume, LED lighting and digital instruments vary from model to model. Technical details are on the model pages.

Five things to look at when choosing

  1. Service network: the cheapest model turns out expensive if there is no service centre near you. Before buying, find the authorised service centre closest to your district.
  2. Spare parts: ask the dealer about frequently replaced parts such as brake pads, tyres, mirrors and levers; get stock and price information.
  3. Warranty terms: when the first service is due and whether it is chargeable varies from brand to brand. Read the warranty document.
  4. Second-hand value: well-known, widespread brands are generally easier to sell. If you are thinking of moving up in a year or two, factor this in too.
  5. Test ride: two scooters at the same price can differ greatly in riding position, mirror view and brake feel. Try both if you can.

Annual costs beyond the price

The 2026 annual motor vehicle tax (MTV) for a 125 cc motorcycle aged 1–3 is 1,069 TL per year (100–250 cc bracket; under 100 cc is not in the tariff). Compulsory traffic insurance, servicing, tyres and fuel come on top. Use the cost calculator to see the annual total. With an economical 125, fuel costs also stay low; the consumption figures given by manufacturers on this list are between 2.3 and 2.6 L/100 km.

Set aside budget for gear too. Saving on a cheap bike and skimping on gear would be a mistake: at the very least buy a certified open-face (jet) helmet or full-face helmet, gloves and, for night riding, a reflective vest. If you will park the bike on the street, a lock is a must.

Conclusion

Buying a new 125 under 100,000 TL is possible, and there is no shortage of choice. The Falcon Martini 125 stands out for the lowest price, the Arora Jaguar 125 for power and tank size, the RKS VPS125 for a well-known network, and the Falcon Salvador S188 and Kuba Terra 125 for those who want gears. If you can stretch a little further, moving up to models with ABS is the most sensible upgrade for safety. You can find all the lists on the pages for scooters under 100,000 TL, motorcycles under 100,000 TL and the cheapest A1-compatible motorcycles.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the cheapest new 125 cc motorcycle?

According to the October 2026 list prices in the catalogue, the Falcon Martini 125 is the most affordable 125 cc model at 70,640 TL.

Is there a 125 with ABS under 100,000 TL?

Not in the catalogue. Models in this band mostly come with combined braking (CBS). The nearest options with ABS are the RKS VRS125 Pro (119,025 TL) and the Peugeot Tweet 125 GT (129,900 TL), at October 2026 list prices.

Can cheap 125s be ridden on a B licence?

Yes, if your licence is at least 2 years old and you have taken the required motorcycle training and passed the exam. All models on this list are in the A1 class and fall within the B licence provision for personal use.

A cheap new scooter or a quality second-hand one?

At the same budget a second-hand model with ABS can be better for safety, but checking its maintenance history is essential. We explain what to look for in the second-hand checklist.

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