Description
Big Foot The bigger brother of our TSD 110, with 17”/14” larger wheels and seamless heavy duty twin tube cradle frame. This upgraded Kayo bike offers comfort and durability on all terrain tracks.
Features
• 120cc Kayo Engine
• Manual
• 17”/14” Big Foot
• New Style Fairing
• Performance Muffler
• Kick Start
Specifications
Engine |
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| Engine Type: | Single-cylinder, 4-valve, Air cooling, Manual, 4 gears | |||||||
| Displacement: | 119.6cc | |||||||
| Bore*Stroke: | 52.4mm*55.5mm | |||||||
| Compression Ratio: | 9.3 : 1 | |||||||
| Max. Power: | 5.6/8000 kw/rpm | |||||||
| Max. Torque: | 8.5/5000 N.m/r/min | |||||||
| Fuel System: | Standard Carburetor | |||||||
| Starting: | Kick | |||||||
| Transmission: | Chain (15T-41T 428H#) | |||||||
| Ignition: | CDI | |||||||
Chassis |
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| Frame: | Professional design and processed by KAYO | |||||||
| Front Fork: | 735mm Non-adjustable | |||||||
| Rear shock: | 360mm Non-adjustable | |||||||
| Front Braking: | Disc Brake | |||||||
| Rear Braking: | Disc Brake | |||||||
| Front Wheel Rim: | Steel 1.6*17 | |||||||
| Rear Wheel Rim: | Steel 1.85*14 | |||||||
| Front Tyre: | 17″ 70/100-17 | |||||||
| Rear Tyre: | 14″ 90/100-14 | |||||||
Dimensions and Capacities |
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| Vehicle Size: | 1780*750*1120mm | |||||||
| Wheelbase: | 1220mm | |||||||
| Seat Height: | 855mm | |||||||
| Ground Clearance: | 290mm | |||||||
| Dry Weight: | 72kg | |||||||
| Fuel Capacity: | 5.5 L | |||||||
| Packing Size: | 1560*380*735 mm | |||||||
If you have any questions, please give us a call on (07) 3800 1283 or email us at [email protected].
Important Notice
- This vehicle is for off-road purposes only and cannot be registered.
- The laws around the use of this vehicle may vary from state to state.
- Always check your local council and road traffic laws prior to using this vehicle to ensure you are aware of any restrictions that may affect the use of motorised vehicles.
- Always use appropriate protective riding equipment such as an approved helmet and suitable clothing.
