Yamaha has a more rugged version of its lightweight PG-1 crossover in the Thai market, the 2026 Yamaha PG-1 Special Edition priced at 67,000 Thai baht (RM8,134). Coming in special white paintwork, the PG-1 Special Edition adds more equipment over the standard model PG-1.
These include hand guards, lower leg protectors, rear luggage rack, front rack, metal skid plate and tubular engine protection bars. Braking is also upgraded with a 245 mm diameter front disc brake with ABS, a safety feature omitted from the Malaysian version of the PG-1.
Exclusive to the Thailand market, checks with sources in the Land of Smiles indicate there are no plans to introduce the PG-1 Special Edition to Malaysia where the standard model PG-1 is priced at RM6,998. No changes otherwise to the PG-1 Special Edition, with mechanical equipment and bodywork remaining the same.
Power for the PG-1 comes from a 114 cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled mill, fed by EFI. Mated to a four-speed centrifugal clutch gearbox, the PG-1 gets 9.0 PS at 7,000 rpm with 9.5 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm.
Wheel sizing is 16-inches, fitted with 90/100 tube tyres front and rear. Suspension uses telescopic in front while twin shock absorbers, adjustable for preload, hold up the rear.
Weight for the PG-1 is listed at 107 kg, with the fuel tank holding 5.1-litres, while seat height is 795 mm. Riding information is displayed on an analogue instrument panel and riding conveniences include a centre stand and electric starting.
in a market where everyone is going 150cc and above, this 125cc came into being.. nice graphics and maybe still good for small traders or grab riders with its ample racks and simple built.. i bet it is also reliable..
No point in Malaysia though, those rempiters still reminiscing old polluting RXZ as their wet dreams.