For the rider who has outgrown the REV 50, but is too small for the REV 125, the REV 80 is provides a larger,
more stable chassis as the young rider begins to conquer more challenging sections. The REV 80 has a
water-cooled engine with six-speed transmission and hydraulic clutch, front-and-rear disc brakes,
a Dell'Orto carburetor, and linkageless rear suspension. For this year, many aspects of the bike have
been updated to keep it at the forefront of trials technology:
New features:
- New larger-diameter forks (ø 38 mm) with rebound adjustment and altered offset to increase rideability
- New shockabsorber, derived from the one fitted to the larger-capacity machines, for even more professional and high-performance use
- Swing-arm mounted on roller bearings for increased smoothness, reduced friction and greater reliability
- Rationalisation and optimisation of the front end with a gain in terms of greater rigidity
- Improved performance from brake system as a result of the latest changes:
- new rear brake caliper (like the Rev-3 250), more powerful, more controllable and better protected from knocks
- a new rear brake lever with improved operability
- new master-cylinder and front caliper: opposed pistons and floating disc for even more controllable and precise action
- New front disc cover of new design
- New hubs with larger wheel-spindles in ergal: reduced weight combined with increased rigidity and a more professional look
- New wheel-rims in aluminium, lighter and more rigid, and a move to tubeless tyres
- New aluminium handlebar with cross-piece
- New design of silencer, with optimised performance
- New ø 21 mm Dell’Orto carburettor
- New more precise and effective master-cylinder
- New design for front mudguard
- New colours and graphics to match the top-of-the-range Rev-3
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