Honda shine 125 is a strong seller in the Indian 125cc market and it has a reliable that is refined with minor updates in 2025. Its excellent Cafe standard engine PGM-Fi rendersWOW performance and fuel experience, a daily commute becomes painless. The Shine 125 been reinvented with a newer styling and additional safety features to further attract the rider in search of a hassle-free commute.
Engine and Performance
The Shine 125, underneath the tank, has a 123.94 single-cylinder engine, air cooled with a capacity of 10.59 bhp at 7,500 rpm and 11 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm. The single-point PGM-Fi fuel injection provides a crisp throttle and the gearbox shifts crisply too, though limited on the higher ratios, the ARAI-certified fuel economy is about 55 kmpl. The less vibration and 10.5 litre fuel tank enables comfortable rides in long distances.
Design and Features
Honda has given the 2025 Shine a fresh coat of graphics along with practical ergonomics. Key highlights include:
- LED headlamp and clear-lens tail lamp for better visibility
- Alloy wheels coupled with tubeless tyres for enhanced grip
- Side-stand engine cut-off switch for added safety
- Digital-analogue instrument console showing speed, odometer, and fuel gauge
- External fuel filler cap for convenient refuelling
- Lightweight chassis that supports easy handling in city traffic
These updates retain the Shine’s classic silhouette while boosting usability and style.
Comfort and Safety
The main focus of design of the Shine 125 is its safety. Applied braking system (CBS) connects front and rear brakes to obtain a harmonious stopping power. Bumps are cushioned by telescopic forward forks and adjustable rear five-RANT suspension. The split 791 mm high seat and 113 kg kerb weight accommodate riders of different sizes and a padded, stepped seat makes handling the 791 mm height easy to pillion.
Price and Variants
Honda presents the versions of Shine 125: Drum and BOB 2B Disc. The ex-showroom prices in Delhi begins at the 85,590 Indian rupees of drum-brake model and increases to 90,341 Indian rupees of disk-brake OBD2B model. Both the variants are backed by a three-year/unlimited kilometer warranty and enjoy good service presence in India.
Conclusion
Offering a combination of both smooth performance and practical features, wrapped up in a trusted Honda built quality, the 2025 Shine 125 has been a long established standard in the commuter motorcycle realm. Well-suited to commuting in the city, or to a journey once a week, it provides an easy ownership experience and high fuel economy. And to the riders inclined to a reliable and inexpensive two-wheeler the Shine 125 remains a bright light.
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