The bike has been introduced in four different color options, giving more options to the interested customers to choose from.
To offer a wide range of products in the 125cc category, the top bike maker Honda has finally launched CB125R in the global market. The vehicle has been introduced with a long list of advanced, flaunting the price tag of 4,249 British pounds (roughly Rs 4.48 lakh).
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It is not confirmed yet whether CB125R will arrive in the Indian market or not. However, if it comes, the motorcycle will compete against the KTM 125 Duke.
The new addition to the Neo Sports Cafe family complies with all the latest Euro5+ emission rules in the international market, making it the perfect package for A1 license holders.
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Honda CB125R Colour Options
The bike has been introduced in four different color options, which include Reef Sea Blue Metallic with Matt Cynos Gray Metallic, Matt Cynos Gray Metallic with Black, Pearl Splendor Red with Matt Cynos Gray Metallic and Pearl Cool White with Matt Cynos Gray Metallic.
Engine and Power
Despite making subtle changes, the motorcycle continues to deliver decent power, all thanks to a robust 124.9cc engine. The unit generates a maximum output of 14.74 bhp at 1,000 RPM and a peak torque of 11.6 Nm at 8,000. The power source is paired with a 6-speed transmission.
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Key Highlights
Taking about the design elements, CB125R comes with a wild yet bold road appearance. It gets a round-shape headlight setup, stylish alloy wheels with disc breaks at both ends, under-belly exhaust, and chrome finish footrest for the rear passengers.
For comfort, the bike has been given a split seating arrangement, allowing both rider and passenger to experience smoothing riding experience. On the suspension setup, it gets a telescopic fork at the front, while the rear has been treated with a mono-shock.
