For many first time riders, starting out on a small, lightweight machine, particularly a dual-sport, is the perfect way to learn the ropes of the two-wheeled lifestyle. There’s something about the lightness and the agility of a dual-sport that just sets you up for handling the power and performance of bigger machines down the road. As such, it isn’t surprising that there are so many beginner-focused dual-sport models available in the market.
Over in Europe, where young riders must start out with 125cc machines, dual-sports are very popular choices as they allow you to keep having fun even beyond the confines of paved roads. To add to the growing list of entry-level dual-sport options, MBP introduces the T125, a small enduro designed specifically for young riders with A1 licenses. Because it is not equipped with full-on enduro dimensions, the MBP T125 rolls on 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels, and as such, is more at home in the street. However, its relatively long-travel suspension and dual-sport tire tread suggest some degree of off-road capability.
