- CB125 F updated with new features
- Minimal changes to engine
- Could be launched in NZ soon
Honda has officially unveiled the updated version of the CB125 F commuter motorcycle in international markets. Currently available in New Zealand in its 2024 version, we can expect the new version to be launched here by the end of the year.
For 2025, the Honda CB125 F comes with a host of cosmetic and feature upgrades. In terms of features, it now comes with a 4.2-inch TFT display with Honda RoadSync connectivity, which gives access to turn-by-turn navigation as well as music and call control via a paired headset. Then there is LED lighting with DRLs and a USB Type-C charging port as well. There is also a revision to its styling with new tank shrouds and a chrome muffler cover.
Underneath, the CB125 F uses a 124cc, single-cylinder engine that puts out 10.72 bhp and 11Nm. While the figures haven’t changed, the motor is now Euro 5+ compliant and is paired to a five-speed gearbox with an idle start-stop system for better fuel efficiency. Honda claims that the CB125 F can run 730kms with its petite 11-litre fuel tank filled up to the brim. As for components, it gets telescopic forks and dual-shocks with 18-inch wheels on both ends. It is equipped with the Combined Braking System for improved braking performance.
Honda is manufacturing the 2025 CB125 F in India before exporting it to international markets. It is being offered in three colours- Matt Marvel Blue Metallic, Imperial Red Metallic, and Matt Axis Gray Metallic.
