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Honda CBR125R (page 2 of 2)
Excellent
i am starting my licencing again.my first bike was a cbr 600 in my opinion if i was starting out on a bike this is perfect bike to start learning on, i love it.
its a great looking bike for its size, has a good range of colours, great little city cruiser good on fuel very cheap to run very cheap to buy, great for an entry rider into the motorcycle world.
i have no dislikes it is a great little bike.
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fabian111South East Queensland, QLD
- 2 reviews
Excellent
Looks the goods, Very easy to ride, This is the bike all learners should buy. Handles and stops great, Sounds good, Great value for money.
Best learning bike on the market
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Monyet_Bodo
- 14 reviews
Excellent
It looks good, very cheap, it is easy to ride for a learner. All the learners out there should buy this bike for their first bike because it is worth the buy!! This bike even sounds nice for such a little bike like this one. I would even buy this bike for my first bike when i get my bike licence. would rate it 5/5
It has a very stylish design for a little bike like this. It is very good for any learners. It has a good range of colours. It doesnt waste as much fuel and it is very cheap to buy.
Theres nothing that i dislike about this bike.
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Questions & Answers
Gary Daviesasked
Where can I purchase a REPSOL CBR125cc bike in Australia. I live in Adelaide SA?
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Tony B.asked
Hey I've got a 13 plate Honda cbr125r with 16990 mileage on the clock is that bad or good just wanted to now, I use it day-to-day basis for work few people say wow that much its properly a stupid question like but just wanted to know? thanks
1 answer
For a Honda, that's no issue. Just keep up with the oil and brakes and you've got a LOT more miles left on it.
Staceyasked
Hey! I'm a 5ft2 55kg female and I'm looking at buying a 2016 Honda Cbr 125 for the purpose of getting to uni and work.
I want to know if these bikes have any regular problems and whether or not it would struggle getting to 100km/hr given my size and weight. I've been struggling to find a bike that would fit my height comfortably (I prefer to have both of my feet touching the ground as I've never ridden a road bike before, only dirt bikes).
Thanks, Stacey
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Hi, I'm 170cm & 62kg. While I owe CBR125, I did struggle a lot to get to 100km/hr. From my experience I needed about good 10sec to get to 100km/hr. & I have get use to in 1 month. . CBR 125 tire is skinny( we call cheese cutter), so you are little wobbly on corner, but 250cc up is fatter, so more steady. I came off CBR125R twice due to skinny tire (less contact surface) not gripping on the road when I try to manouvre like we all do. Being tail gated many times, but could not get out, due to less power. I would recommend only if you are riding around suburb. I recommend CBR 250 or CB400 revo or cruiser if height is issue. I rode from Honda CBR125R to Honda CB400 Vetc III, then current Yamaha YFZ-s 600cc, since you have ridden dirt bike, may be 250-400cc would be suit you. Happy Riding!!
Hello
I'm also 5' and 104 lbs and hadn't ridden a sport bike and then test rode and bought a 2008 CBR 125 for my daughter. It's an amazing bike I tiptoe on but with no.probs because it is so light. You need to review the engine high to change gears on the highway, which I didn't k ow, so struggled in mega wind and hills on highway. A perfect starter bike, though, and while I want an adventure bike, I may buy a CBR 125 for myself for handling and seat height.
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