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- 9.5 PS at 8,000 rpm
For repairs: Older Mio Sporty is carburetted with 7.6 hp.
Top repairs for the Yamaha Mio
The jobs that keep a scooter bike like this safe and running, from rider checks to workshop jobs. These are routine maintenance and common checks for this type of bike, not a ranking of faults.
- Pre-ride checkRider job · 2 min daily; 10 to 15 min weekly
- Check tyre pressureRider job · 5 min
- Inspect tyres for wear and damageRider job · 10 min
- Check wheel bearingsHome workshop · 15 to 30 min
- Change the engine oil and clean the strainerHome workshop · 40 to 60 min
- Clean or replace the air filterRider job · 15 to 40 min (estimate, plus drying time for foam)
- Check variator rollers and slidersHome workshop · 45 to 90 min
- Inspect and replace the scooter drive beltHome workshop · 45 to 90 min
Check your version first. Mio is a broad family; the linked M3 125 page supports only that version. Split its generations before fitment work. Confirm that it uses CVT; verify belt dimensions, roller specification, final-drive oil and brake types. Use the values in your bike's manual.