It mounted a KE125-based engine that was equipped with a 6-speed transmission. It was highly practicable, for it came with parts such as a large tank, a thick seat, or a rear compartment.
Though the movement of high output bikes of small engine displacement volumes tend to become peaky, this model solved that problem by adopting an exhaust device called SAEC
It was the smallest model of the GN series that took advantage of the light ride feel and the cost performance of the single engine. Same as 250, it adopted the newly designed cast wheel.
It made its debut in 1974 as the new 125cc twin engine road sport bike since WOLFT125. MY77 model, which had a new color graphic design, was its final model.
Its engine adopted the CDI ignition system. It was persistent and good for trial rides. It adopts a semi-air system for its front suspension and an inverted pressurizing damper for its rear.
It was brought to the market as the series model of the 200, and was designed based on DJEBEL125. Like 200, it was a heavy duty model and its air-cooled engine had an oil cooler.