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2012 Honda CB125E

A budget commuter to join the Honda line-up in Australia, and all for just a tick under 2K as the choice for the learner-approved set continues to expand

Honda unveiled a number of new models at the 2011 Sydney Motorcycle Show, and hidden among the big-ticket items such as the CBR1000RR and Gold Wing was the budget-priced CB125E.

Set to go on sale in early 2012, the naked CB125E will become the 12th entry in Honda’s learner-approved motorcycle and scooter range, and retail for just $1990.

At that price point you won’t get the world, but there’s more than enough for the short commute: a 124cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine engine, twin rear shocks, a drum rear brake, a low seat height and electric start.

And if the CB125E is like any of its small-bore, four-stroke predecessors, including the original CB125, it will put up with being shamelessly mistreated and still produce some first-rate fuel consumption figures.

The CB125E will be available in three colours: red, white and blue.

Contact your local Honda dealer for more information.

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 Published : Tuesday, 3 January 2012
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