Read |The Honda SP125 2025 still rules the roost in the 125cc commuter segment with its slick sporty styling and a proven era of refined ride qualityFuel economy remain unmatched for this Motorcyclerin terms of fuel efficiency with close to more stringent norms. However, it has been made compliant with the upcoming emission norms and still makes a strong case for those who seek value-for-money along with reliability and daily comfort.
Dynamic Sporty Design
The SP125 2025 gets refreshed graphic accents, tank extensions and dual-tone color options to give it a more youthful look. This includes the signature wolf-eye headlamp that now comes with an LED DRL, as well as blacked-out alloy wheels and smooth body panels. The overall effect of these styling cues allows the new Accord to offer a premium appearance without straying far from Honda’s traditionally reserved design languages.
Refined Engine & Fuel Economy
Powering the scooter is a 124cc BS6 Phase-2 compliant engine with PGM-Fi fuel injection and Enhanced Smart Power (eSP) technology. It makes 10.8 PS at 7,500 rpm and develops a 10.9 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm — mated to a smooth shifting 5-speed gearbox. High efficiency is standard — real world mileage should be in the 65–70 km/l range and a few long weekend rides can nudge it close to 75 km/l.
Rider Comfort & Ergonomics
The SP125 has made life easy for urban commuting. The amore muscular trellis frame combines with telescopic front forks, a 5-step adjustable rear shock and an upright seating position to offer comfortable riding over rough terrain. Even for long drives, the seat provides excellent cushioning and is large enough.
The standard front disc or drum in the back is good for metallic musings on which to build confidence, modulated thanks to Honda’s Combi-brake System (CBS). The road grip offers great ride stability, with the 90mm wide rear tyre clearly indicating that it this is a bike made for long journeys.
Practical Features for Everyday Use
Honda Maintains Focus on Commuter Convenience:
- There will be a semi-digital console which will show classic analogue dials but with digital readings for gear position, real-time mileage (though no range info), trip data and service reminders.
- For the daily start, there’s a silent starter and an engine cut-off side stand.
- Font end gets updated. Tubeless tyres now standard on all variants of the bike and alloy wheel design is new with a focus on fuel efficiency.
- DS Disc: Better stopping power, still no ABS! DS Drums all the way around offer value-oriented simplicity
Variants, Pricing & Competition
The SP125 2025 is offered in both Drum and Disc editions with a price range of ₹86,000 to ₹92,000 (ex-showroom). This puts it right on the money with rivals like the Bajaj Pulsar 125 and Hero Glamour, but its class-leading fuel efficiency along with slick riding manners largely works in its favour among prospective buyers.
Final Verdict
Its sporty design, refined engine and commuter-minded features keeps the Honda SP125 2025 as one of the best choices in 125cc category. The car delivers superb fuel economy, reliable performance and running costs down below what youd expect from a mid-cake everyday ride — no crazy bells, whistles or strawberries apply this time around.
