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Britain's A.J.S. has added the JFT-125 to its 2026 lineup. Known for its budget-friendly, low-displacement bikes, the company has given this model a timeless scrambler silhouette, aiming to attract entry-level riders with price and style.
AJS has added the JFT-125 to its 2026 lineup. Bringing this timeless scrambler silhouette to a low-displacement, low-price bracket makes the intent pretty clear. A bike that competes on price and atmosphere rather than flashy specs. I don't hate that kind of clear-eyed decision.
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A scrambler look at 125cc should look great around town too.
Feels like it's been ages since I heard the name AJS, interesting move for an old brand to put out an entry-level bike.
A storied brand seriously building an entry-level bike is a good direction for the industry.
They call it a timeless silhouette, but I'm curious how serious the actual riding capability is.
Since it's a 125, I think it's better to just accept it and think of it mainly for riding around town.
There's some reassurance in a new model from a manufacturer that specializes in low-budget, small-displacement bikes.
It says 125cc aimed at the beginner segment, which is exactly the crowd I'm part of, so it catches my interest.
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