Honda SP 125: The new Honda SP 125 is set to give tough competition to the Pulsar in the 125cc segment. With its sporty look and impressive mileage, the Honda SP 125 is gaining popularity among bike enthusiasts. This affordable bike offers both style and efficiency.
Honda has launched a range of bikes in the market, but the SP 125 stands out with its updated features. It comes with an updated engine that meets the BS6 Stage 2 emission standards. The 125cc PGM-FI engine generates a maximum power of 10.88PS and a peak torque of 10.9Nm. It is equipped with a 5-speed gearbox. According to ARAI, the SP 125 delivers a mileage of 65.00 km/l.
Apart from its powerful engine, the new Honda SP 125 offers a range of impressive features. It comes with telescopic front suspension and five-step adjustable hydraulic rear suspension for a comfortable ride. The bike is equipped with tubeless tires and five-spoke alloy wheels. Other features include an LED DC headlamp, a fully digital instrument panel, an engine start/stop switch, and a combi-brake system with an equalizer.
In terms of pricing, the drum brake variant of the Honda SP 125 is priced at Rs 85,131 (ex-showroom), while the disc brake variant is priced at Rs 89,131 (ex-showroom). It competes with TVS Raider 125 and Bajaj Pulsar 125cc in the market.
Overall, the new Honda SP 125 is an affordable and stylish bike that offers excellent mileage and a range of advanced features. With its performance and attractive design, it is set to give tough competition to its rivals in the 125cc segment.
Summery:
– Honda has launched a new bike in the market called the Honda SP 125.
– It comes with an updated engine that meets the BS6 Stage 2 standards and provides good mileage.
– The engine is a 125cc PGM-FI engine that generates 10.88PS of power and 10.9Nm of torque.
– It has a 5-speed gearbox and offers a mileage of 65.00 Km/l.
– The bike comes with advanced features such as telescopic suspension, adjustable hydraulic suspension, tubeless tires, and five-spoke alloy wheels.
– It also has an LED DC headlamp, fully digital instrument panel, engine start/stop switch, and a combined braking system with an equalizer.
– The drum brake model is priced at 85,131 rupees, while the disc brake model is priced at 89,131 rupees.
– It competes with TVS Raider 125 and Bajaj Pulsar 125cc in the market.
