박무혁TV 42화 소배기량 괴물 듀얼퍼포즈의 등장. 트래커125R 종합리뷰 고퀄리티(Tracker125r)(박무혁TV)

All content is subject to paid advertising. As Park Mu-hyeok TV operates under the Pamanjang brand, all content includes indirect advertising. Ex) "The weather is nice today. Come visit Pamanjang." Since Pamanjang can benefit even a little, indirect advertising, sponsorships, and other product placements are included even if no direct payment is received. The birth of a small-displacement dual-purpose bike with powerful performance and design. The Tracker, a meteoric rise to the Korean 125cc lineup. In Europe, it's already well-known under the name Bullet. In Korea, a new manufacturer called Eloimoto is importing three models: the Phantom, Hunter, and Tracker. Specs The Tracker engine is based on the Suzuki GS engine, renowned for its durability. It boasts a respectable 9.9 horsepower and a maximum torque of 8,500 rpm. With a fuel efficiency of 35.4 km/L and a large 15L fuel tank, the Tracker can travel 534 km on a single charge. It weighs 120 kg, the same as Muhyuk, whom I'm currently dubbing. Design My first impression of the Tracker was that it looked like a wild horse ready to go off-road, perhaps due to its unusual front wheel. The large-diameter spoked wheels not only enhance the design but also provide stability. Overall, the Tracker's design is quite perfect for a dual-purpose bike. While it retains its dual-purpose feel, the analog instrument panel and classic leather seats combine mechanical sophistication with a classic feel. It is available in three colors: Black, Matte Silver, and Matte Black. Test Drive The Tracker's seat height is 830 mm, which is considerably higher than other 125cc bikes. Considering its dual-purpose position, this height is understandable. There wasn't much of a difference when standing still, and the suspension provided ample support when riding on forest roads, so there were no major issues. The large front wheel, unusual for a 125cc bike, and the smooth stock tires made it highly satisfying even on gravel roads. It handles and grips well. It's not easy to achieve this level of performance in a 125cc bike, but it's reasonably priced at 3.19 million won. Furthermore, it's incredibly easy to maintain, even for beginners. The relatively low parts prices and 100% parts availability mean you can get parts and service anywhere in the country within a day or two. Other small-displacement bikes should be on the lookout. The all-weather, powerful tracker has arrived.