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81 reviews
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  • Build Quality
    3.5 (6)
  • Value for Money
    4.0 (6)
  • Cleaning & Maintenance
    4.2 (6)
  • Mileage 5,682 km (6)
  • Noise Level
    4.5 (6)
  • Acceleration / Power
    2.7 (6)
  • Braking
    3.5 (6)
  • Comfort
    3.8 (6)
  • Fuel Efficiency
    5.0 (6)
  • Gear Shifting
    3.7 (6)
  • Handling
    4.5 (6)
  • Suspension
    3.2 (6)
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BSF

BSFAU

  • 50 reviews

Nice little bike

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I have had this bike for 4 months now as my very first ever bike - bought new. I have only 500 km on it but it suits me as a little commuter bike. It is almost a statement for me to sit on the roads near other riders with their sports bikes and their black leathers - me with my fluoro vest and L plates. Anway - a reliable, light weight, easy to learn bike. Fragile though. I dropped it once and snapped the clutch lever - learned my lesson the hard way.



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PS- noticed some comments about easy stalling...I find that it does need a full choke on a cold engine and to run it for 10-15 minutes on this.

BSF
BSF

The engine on this bike never fails to start provided I use the choke.

Tucuman Lin Cho

Tucuman Lin ChoMelbourne

  • 2 reviews
  • 1 like

Few months in review

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Well I've had the cb125e for a few months now and have clocked about 700k's. This is a really good bike though it does lack power. It's only 125cc so I'm sure you all knew that. This bike goes really well in inner city and suburbia up to 60km an hour. It also survives well in the 60 - 80 km per hour speed range. I recommend it for commuting and some quiet riding. Though under no circumstances should you ever take this on a highway. It will not keep up with traffic and will be tossed about by the wind from other vehicles. If you take this on a freeway you should not have a motorbike licence. I do recommend this bike for inner city and suburban streets and roads. Though under no circumstances for the freeway.

Really Nice Bike Except For Top Speed

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Fantastic bike

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top bike, my only complaints about it is the side firings are cheaply made plastic,pushing aside that flaw is a fantastic city computer priced well top fuel economy and a lot fun to ride

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Levi
Levi

Over 3K and still running fine

Jimbalaya

JimbalayaGreater Melbourne (Metropolitan), VIC

  • 6 reviews
  • 1 like

Fabulous commuter motorbike!!!

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Matty1981

Matty1981Mid North Coast, NSW

  • 3 reviews
  • 6 likes
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Wife's learner bike

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Lion king

Lion kingNSW, 2170

  • 8 reviews
  • 15 likes

Perfect for a learner

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This motorbike is perfect for a learner, got mine last month and I love it, easy to ride and I even do the service myself it's that easy, just change the oil and clean the chain and my next task is to remove the rack as it looks a bit ugly, I recommend this bike for anyone who is looking to start riding.

Geoff

GeoffSouth East Queensland, QLD

  • 4 reviews
  • 1 like

Its Hondalicious

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Stuart

StuartBrisbane, Queensland

26000 Km's and going well

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what04

what04SYDNEY

  • 2 reviews
  • 10 likes

my introduction to riding

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8000kms in 4 months

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Yes 8000 kms in 4 months, I havent got a car so the bike is my workhorse, ridden in rain,hail,sleet, not yet snow, found the bike is alittle under powered and sits only around 80-85km/h, talked to lads at Rangiora Honda, they are sourcing a bigger drive sprocket to reduce the engine rpm and increase top end speed, I live in a country town fantastic for riding around, it is just the intercity commute when I have to travel on main 100km/h roads, that I find I am always looking in my mirror to see what is coming up behind me.

Orammoraz

OrammorazSydney, Australia

  • 3 reviews
  • 9 likes

Not bad at all!

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CHEAP CTP and Rego. As of March 2015, CTP was $47 and Rego $61 for 6 months!
It really can't get any cheaper than that.

You'll pay more than double that for a 250-675cc, almost $1000 ctp + rego a year?

Alfy

AlfyWagga Wagga, New South Wales

Great little commuter

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smiddy0701

smiddy0701AU

  • 2 reviews
  • 9 likes

First timer - perfect choice

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Hondafan

HondafanSydney

  • 4 reviews
  • 1 like

Great first bike

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great little bike,

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Honda 125 E Stalls Rattling Noise Etc

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Not happy with a brand new bike mal performing. Took to dealer no satisfaction received. DO NOT BUY THIS BIKE. I had Hondas before and was very happy with them. NOT THIS ONE THOUGH. DEALERSHIP needs to become proactive and be helpful to customers after sales service. appalling after sales service.
TOOK TO DEALERSHIP they can not locate problem
Bad warranty service

Great around town

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Ive had my cb125e for not quite 12mths now been great around town not good on the hwy but I brought this new off the show floor it has leaking fork seals tyres are too green (shreading) all tho these bikes would be good for the learner rider or the inexperienced
efficient and reliable
bad warrenty service

BErica

BEricaMosman

  • 4 reviews

Honda CB125

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Great little bike for $2500. It's a small Honda, the world learned to ride on small Hondas so you know they have it right. Super easy to ride for a beginner or a commuter. Nice bike fuel tank gives great range. It's also a real bike albeit a little one not some retro cool scooter. Why would you spend $10-15K on a you-beaut sports bike to commute on or some bashed up flogged 250 or a Hyosung 650GTR(ubbish) when this is such a good deal.
Cheap to buy new, easy handling, economical, 14L tank.
10.7 hp isn't too much but easily enough.

Chris

ChrisSydney, NSW

  • 4 reviews
  • 5 likes

It's a honda!

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I've now done 3000 ks had the bike for 1 year and it's been great. I've never owned a bike before and wanted something new, cheap and reliable. I looked at the Chinese alternatives but how can you go past the Honda badge and styling for $2500. I'm 6ft 3 and not the lightest but the bike hasn't flickered, yes it's not the quickest but that's the point, I'm learning and didn't want something that's going to get me into trouble. The gearbox is faultless, riding position really comfortable and handling very forgiving. As a first bike this has been awesome and don't regret buying it at all, couldn't recommend it more.
Gear indicator, reliable, easy to ride, perfect learners bike.

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Fooje
Fooje

I'm liking that a few tall people have posted their experiences. I'm only 180cm but lady-long legs so it's good to hear about the comfortable riding experience.

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Questions & Answers

Tom C.

Tom C.asked

What sort of road trail tyres are people putting on there cb125e?

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Rebecca C.

Rebecca C.asked

Bought a 2018 Honda Cb125e and had it shipped down to Hobart from Sydney with my furniture.

The keys have gone missing in the move.
I asked Horizon Hobart (Honda dealership here) if they can’t replace the keys with the code and they said they can’t after 2014 models.

I asked a locksmith and they said they can cut a key if it doesn’t have an immobiliser.
Then get the code and cut it.

Is this possible? Or will the entire barrel have to be replaced with newer bikes?

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J Chu
J Chu

It is possible for a locksmith to make a key out of the barrel. The hard bit is to find a blank key that has the same step, length and thickness of the original. The original has a long key which may be hard for locksmith to obtain. If the locksmith has to custom made it....the cost can be high

Ayeesha R.

Ayeesha R.asked

Why my bike won't start again, it stoped in 3rd gear an won't turn back on, the Reds don't even come on ???

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J Chu
J Chu

Reds as in the ignition lights? check the main fuse, it could've been blown

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