Derbi Motorcycle Reviews

TWO's John Hogan reports back from the launch of Derbi's new 125s in Barcelona

Punchy, easy-to-handle Terra takes confident Cat and her girly hands through the test and for country weekends

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In a fashion conscious market what does it take to stand out from the crowd and attract a new breed of rider? Say hello to the new wave in motorcycle design .

"A Derbi Mull-who-son?" I queried. "It's pronounced Mull-hass-en," said Tim.

It's war in the battle for the hearts, minds and money of 17-year-old learner riders as Derbi launch an all-out assault with two new models. Daryll is called up to investigate.

Derbi says: Very rigid aluminium double-beamed supporting frame; lateral monoshock, together with an upside-down fork, are just some of the features that make these scooters a benchmark of agility and stability. Derbi says:

“A Derbi Mull-who-son?” I queried. “It’s pronounced Mull-hass-en,” said Tim, clearing up how to say it properly. Cheers.

Gorgeous looking little 125 sportsbike, but for our money, the naked version just edges it

Competitively priced with bang up to the minute styling and specs, we’d take the Nude over the Racing

An improved version of the already impressive Senda R, ready for the asphalt

About as sexy as it gets under 50cc

Passable performance offroad, but the Senda R is more aimed at young riders on a restricted license than competition