Honda CB 125 TD-C

Introducing the 1983 Honda CB 125 TD-C, a timeless classic that embodies the spirit of naked bikes in the early '80s. Designed for both new riders and those seeking a reliable commuter, this motorcycle strikes a perfect balance between performance and practicality. With its lightweight frame and nimble handling, the CB 125 TD-C is perfectly suited for city streets, while also offering enough thrill for weekend adventures on winding roads. Honda’s reputation for durability and engineering excellence shines through in this model, making it an enduring favorite among enthusiasts and collectors alike. Under the sleek exterior of the CB 125 TD-C lies a spirited 124cc twin-cylinder, four-stroke engine that delivers a peppy 15 horsepower at an exhilarating 11,000 RPM. This spirited power plant offers a torque of 10 Nm at 8,500 RPM, ensuring that the bike remains lively and responsive in various riding conditions. With a top speed of 113 km/h (70.2 mph), it isn't just a pretty face; this bike is ready to take you on spirited rides without breaking a sweat. The 5-speed gearbox, coupled with a wet, multiplate clutch, allows for smooth gear transitions, while the air-cooled system keeps the engine running cool, even during extended journeys. Plus, with an impressive fuel consumption of just 2.35 litres per 100 km, you can enjoy long rides without constantly worrying about refueling. The CB 125 TD-C is equipped with features that enhance both comfort and control. The open diamond frame not only contributes to the bike's lightweight nature but also utilizes the engine as a stressed member, providing added rigidity. The suspension setup, featuring oil-damped telescopic forks at the front and the innovative '