Gilera 125 KK - 1986

Описание: The KK is a road motorcycle produced from 1986 to 1987 by Gilera. Designed by Luciano Marabese, it was available only with a 125 cm³ displacement, also with electric starter. Equipped with a non-visible frame and engine, the bike has a more curved front fairing than the KZ one. There are three vents for the internal components: an air intake for the engine on the left and two vents for the hot air of the radiators on both sides. The saddle is one piece and the frame that holds it is made of aluminum sheet. The motorcycle, equipped with a mixer, has two tanks and a carburetor which is fed by falling from the upper tank, in which the fuel comes from the lower one (which is located between the fairing tip and the frame) for the action of a pump to depression. The main tank, smaller than that of the Gilera KZ, is located under the engine, leaving room for a storage compartment. The gas tap is housed on the right. The engine is based on that of the Gilera RV 125 but, unlike the latter, it has a exhaust valve and a resonator that operates at 7,500 rpm on input from a centrifugal switch (a system called "Automatic Power Tuning System") . The exhaust is located under the tail, on the left side of the bike, and is equipped with a silencer. The headlight, single, is rectangular, exactly like the rear one. The bike is equipped with light alloy wheels and telescopic forks with traditional stems. The latter, with a diameter of 35 mm, are equipped with hydraulic adjustment in compression on three positions. The swingarm is bi-arm.