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Bee 50 and Bee 125
brand
Sachs
bike_name
Bee 50 and Bee 125
other_name
Bee
bike_class
Scooter
related_links
http://www.bikez.com/motorcycles/sachs_bee_50_2011.php
bike_year
2011
prod_start
1970
engine_size_cc
49
fuel_system
Carburettor
top_speed
45
max_power
3.62 HP (2.6 kW)) @ 7500 RPM
seating_capacity
2
ignition
CDI
starting_type
Electric
transmission
Automatic
length_mm
1780
bike_width_mm
690
bike_height_mm
1100
wheelbase_mm
1250
seat_height_mm
770
fuel_capacity_liters
6
dry_weight_kg
87
wet_weight_kg
92
tyres_front
3.50-10
tyres_rear
3.50-10
suspension_front
Telescopic
brakes_front
Single disc
brakes_rear
drum
colour
Orange, Red, Bordeaux, Black, Silver, Pink
images
bikestat_Bee_50_(50cc)_08-09_6.jpg,bikestat_Sachs_Bee.jpg,bikestat_cimg2310_600x600_100kbfxvr.jpg,bikestat_Bee_50_(50cc)_08-09_5.jpg
other_info
This model came in both 49cc and 125 cc versions and has been manufactured since around 1970! It's one of the classic scooters and comes in a fun range of colors.
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title: Bee 50 and Bee 125
additional:
category: Scooter
brand: Sachs
bike_name: Bee 50 and Bee 125
other_name: Bee
bike_class: Scooter
wiki_url:
related_links: http://www.bikez.com/motorcycles/sachs_bee_50_2011.php
official_site_url:
youtube_link:
youtube_embed:
price_new_au:
bike_year: 2011
prod_start: 1970
prod_end:
manafacturer_desc:
engine_size_cc: 49
engine_type:
bore_x_stroke_mm:
engine_compression_ratio:
fuel_system: Carburettor
top_speed: 45
max_power: 3.62 HP (2.6 kW)) @ 7500 RPM
max_torque:
seating_capacity: 2
cooling_system:
ignition: CDI
starting_type: Electric
transmission: Automatic
frame_type:
lubrification:
length_mm: 1780
bike_width_mm: 690
bike_height_mm: 1100
wheelbase_mm: 1250
seat_height_mm: 770
ground_clearance_mm:
fuel_capacity_liters: 6
reserve_capacity_liters:
fuel_consumption_liters_per_100k:
turning_radius_meters:
reserve_tank_liters:
dry_weight_kg: 87
wet_weight_kg: 92
wheels_front:
wheels_rear:
tyres_front: 3.50-10
tyres_rear: 3.50-10
suspension_front: Telescopic
suspension_rear:
brakes_front: Single disc
brakes_rear: drum
abs:
colour: Orange, Red, Bordeaux, Black, Silver, Pink
pdf:
pdf2:
pdf_source_link:
features:
images: bikestat_Bee_50_(50cc)_08-09_6.jpg,bikestat_Sachs_Bee.jpg,bikestat_cimg2310_600x600_100kbfxvr.jpg,bikestat_Bee_50_(50cc)_08-09_5.jpg
other_info: This model came in both 49cc and 125 cc versions and has been manufactured since around 1970! It's one of the classic scooters and comes in a fun range of colors.
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