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Italian outlet Moto.it road-tested the Zontes 125X, a 125cc scooter built around an aluminum frame. It weighs a claimed record-light 117kg for the class, makes 14.9hp from its 124.9cc single, and is priced at €2,990.
117kg with an 8.5kg aluminum frame — first thing I want to know is, does it have a helmet box? If both a jet and a demi-jet helmet fit under the seat, I'm sold instantly. At €2,990 this honestly feels cheaper than a Japanese 50cc scooter.
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124.9cc counts as a mid-size scooter here, right? Wondering how insurance works for it.
117kg and looking this good, I really want one—need to see the test ride video.
At 117kg it looks easy to hop on and off—good for commuting, though wondering about storage space.
2,990 euros is pricey for a 125 scooter, that's going to add up once converted to yen.
For that price I'd rather just get a Honda 125 for the brand trust.
An 8.5kg frame getting total weight to 117kg is a genuinely aggressive cut for a 125.
Light or not, 14.9hp is going to struggle once you load it up.
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