★🔥🔴 Honda CB125F 2021 ★ Review & TestRide ★🔥🔴 - ENGLISH 💯✅

[@AKA-dr9cp]

Thanks for making an English version.

[@travelmoto]

very nice review, you cover everything

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, I try. Thank for watching my channel. Ride safe

[@kuriosPonhros94-xq5pq]

Που να ξερε ποιος εισαι τραβελ μοτο !!! Εμενα με επεισες αυριο παω να κλεισω το cb125 του 2024

[@kevinbourke4038]

Thankyou, good review, I learned so much.

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, thank you for watching my small channel. ride safe

[@herrdub]

This is one of the videos that made me buy a CB125F a month ago for my daily commute of about 35km to work. Just a couple of observations: author shows a top speed of 110kmh, which is misleading - the top speed on the technical certificate is 95kmh. On a nice road, a bit downhill and in windless conditions it obviously goes bit faster. On the county roads in windy conditions it is slower. At higher speeds, the CB125F is already shaky, so you won't want to go faster than 80-85kmh on worse roads anyway. My average consumption for the first 1,000km of gentle driving was 1.5l/100km. Now I don't drive gently any more and consumption is somewhere between 1.8-1.9l/100km. But all around we have more or less flat ground and compared to the author I am smaller and lighter. Someone asked about the gearbox - it's a bit imprecise I have to say. At traffic lights I can't get first gear out of neutral from time to time - you have to let off the clutch, move the bike a few centimetres forward and then it's fine. Also, the throttle is a bit too sensitive in first and second gear - sometimes you can't avoid jerks when slow riding in convoy. The manufacturer says the bike is tuned for the city, and he's right (apart from the jerks in traffic) - CB125F is nimble, lively and ridiculously low on fuel in the city. Outside of city, at least a few extra horses, a 6th gear and a higher top speed would be very useful, but then we'd be talking either about a CB125R with completely different price or about bike with bigger cubic capacity. In any way, I'm happy with purchase and don't regret.

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, thx for you comment. Of course topspeed changes with road, weather, weight of rider so i didn't mislead anyone , i told the speed i was able to reach. Either this os any 125cc its not recommended to be riding at top speed most of the time, 90 to 100 km/h its what I recommend, a bit less on motorcycles with slim tyres. Glad you are happy. share the channel 😀. Ride Safe

[@voltairedentotalenkrieg5147]

I have the same bike and found it the exact same as you described, I wonder would changing the sprockets help a little

[@kang1527]

65 km per hour is scary enough for me on UK roads. Even the the motorways are only fit for donkeys.

[@kimetogo]

great video and lots of helpfull information. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this bike. cheers

[@franklang3211]

Thanks for this. I found your review helpful, informative and fun to watch. I have one on order. I'm really looking forward to picking it up and riding it for the first time. Take care.

[@SpitfirePT]

hi frank, thx for watching. hope the bike is what you need and doesnt give you troubles :) ride safe

[@jimbob542]

Great review. Well done mate.

[@metalldetektor1]

Thanks for that well made video. It has all the information I was looking for. Keep up you great work.

[@michaeldixon546]

picked mine up today . very light its a honda it sells it self

[@olli98wood48]

Excellent review!

[@fabian7942]

Great and honest testride. Appreciate it 👍👍

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, always my friend i am free to speak my mind, not like the magazines. Ride safe

[@nilsolofolsson9067]

Seat height and riding position: I think it would have been nice to show that without the bike standing on centerstand.

[@nuk9523]

Thank you so much for your review!

[@alans7939]

Comprehensive review and appreciate that’s its in English

[@tomaszpakua2457]

You are the best man. All Honda's etc.. good job ! Cheers !

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, its the new models they released. No other manufacturers have new bike by now. Ride safe

[@tomaszpakua2457]

@@SpitfirePT I know and you did recension on all the models like noone else on KZbin. Respect man and thanks so much !

[@Alexriga]

Pretty good cheap motorcycle for starters, maybe first 2-3 years before getting to 500 cc. Great for learning and to go in the city. It sucks on high way but if you make less than 30 km per days on highway still can be ok. Also works ok on flat terrain. If you live in the mountains - not good choice even for start.

[@steve00alt70]

Why wait 2 -3 years? All you need to do is pass your mod 1 and 2 then your fully qualified

[@steveborn7500]

What’s wrong with it on highway ?

[@micktaxi1]

Pick mine up on Thursday 😁

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, god luck and ride safe

[@schmutzYT]

Hows it going for you? Is the bike good?

[@edwardbrooks8935]

Good review ....Cheers from Down Under

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, thank you for watching my simple channel. ride safe

[@bluephanixr.1905]

I have ridden this bike now for over a year and my average fuel consumption is around 1,3 liters per 100km

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, thank you for you comment. its always helpfull. Ride Safe

[@jonasobletter]

Thanks for this awesome review! One question: does this bike have steering lock for theft prevention?

[@SpitfirePT]

Thank you for watching. share the channel 😀. Ride Safe

[@steveborn7500]

@@SpitfirePT didn’t even answer he question dork

[@cnapdap7619]

Get a life troll.

[@piotrkovacs1919]

@@steveborn7500 yes it has a steering lock.

[@arunbhandari6189]

Very nice looking bike but marketing launch kab...

[@mehulmistry752]

Nice video,this bike honda cb125f which country made manufacturing?

[@williammaza5744]

Good video

[@TempelisG]

the tires is tubeless ?

[@jeremycubs8331]

I have full motorbike licence, but I want to buy one of these to tour the UK, avoiding motorways of course. I think I will save money than on MT07 😁

[@SpitfirePT]

2l or less every 100km you will not do on a mt07 :) as long as you know the bike limits and have time to travel why not. This 125 is reliable. Ride safe

[@jeremycubs8331]

@@SpitfirePT I've seen your review on Zontes scrambler 125 as well, How do you compare the 2 in terms of overall riding experience? Which of the 2 is better for long term ownership? I have never owned a Chinese bike ever, always had Japanese motorcycles. Which one would you choose? Thanks

[@SpitfirePT]

@@jeremycubs8331 hi, to be honest i would by the zontes. More fun, abs, front and rear disk and reliable. I love there new bikes and eveyone i know are happy with them. But we have good dealership that take cares of all problems and that helps a lot to future owners. Ride safe

[@steve00alt70]

You mean avoiding the M roads?

[@sandwaves5642]

How are the shocks - better, or same as on the previous ?

[@ioakimmakis9288]

one of the best reviews...the old's seat is not comfortable at all...wondering if the 2021 model has a comfortable seat

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, I find this seat very comfortable. You have to try and see if good for you. Ride safe

[@ioakimmakis9288]

@@SpitfirePT you are tall, so i trust your opinion. I am 1.80 m tall and the old one was very uncomfortable. thanks

[@hawedehre]

You asked this on every CB125F video on the internet 😂

[@zlatkobudetic1168]

Very good review. Do you know where is made? I hear that is made in ITALY. Thanks for answear.

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi thx for watching. I have no ideia about Honda manufacturers process sorry. share the channel 😀. Ride Safe

[@koksgas]

Gut gemacht.

[@SpitfirePT]

?? Didn't understand

[@koksgas]

@@SpitfirePT Good Video .

[@SpitfirePT]

@@koksgas thank you. ride safe

[@Tabakiux]

Is that ok to run brand new motorbike on max speed?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, my friend, its ok if you do it OCASSIONALLY not the full time on before 1st maintenance. ride safe

[@thebikegeekandmore2448]

Thanks for your review. How is the clutch and gearbox? I have testdriven the previous modell and I had to almost the entire clutch out before the bike started to move. I got the feeling that the clutch almost didn’t have any freeplay. How is it on the new one? How is the distance between the gears?

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, the clutch in my opinion is butter smooth for a 125. The gear relation i didnt pay that mutch attention. Its just a regular user testdrive not able to check all details. Ride safe

[@fossilfern]

Probably a stupid question but would this be fine for say a 150 mile trip ? I’ll be avoiding the motorways of course.

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, of course my friend. And you don't need to avoid highways, this can handle speed up to 100km/h. 😀 Ride Safe

[@rafa-eo3wd]

what is its top speed ? thank you so much

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, 120 to 130 km/h depending on rider. Ride Safe

[@rafa-eo3wd]

@@SpitfirePT thank you so much I will.

[@booshallmighty]

Can this pull plough? My sister, she get lazy. Very nice

[@SpitfirePT]

hi i dont understand your question. have no ideia whats "plough". ride safe

[@WilsonMackle101]

Not good for plough, tyre too skinny. Invest in good khazakh woman. Chenqui.

[@user-cq1hf2eb4g]

This or ZONTES G1 125 Scrambler?

[@SpitfirePT]

G1 my friend. Ride Safe

[@alexmckeown9138]

Yeah man thanks for the great detail in this video! Picking mine up next week can't wait! Quick question, I'm not a fan of the skinny tires, am I able to replace them with slightly thinker tires or is not doable

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, its ok to change, but you have to check you local legislation to know if it allowed. Here in my country its not. Ride safe

[@alexmckeown9138]

Sound! Thanks very much!

[@ioakimmakis9288]

replacing them, means...higher fuel consumption. :)

[@alexmckeown9138]

@@ioakimmakis9288 what? by less than a percent? I think I'll manage but I get you haha thanks

[@ioakimmakis9288]

@@alexmckeown9138 I have been plannign for 2 years to buy a 125. You should know that my middle name is "Scrooge", hehehe ;)

[@Harsh-xs3un]

This cb125f is being sold in India by name of sp 125 , and guess what its rear Tyre here ( in India ) is of 80-100-18 , what are dimensions of cb125 f rear Tyre ? ,And finally do you support upgradation.

[@manos_recovery]

Hey there nice presentation👍🏻 Tell me someting please: I'm 1,90 and 94 kil..... can this machine carry me with some "comfort"? All i want from it,a 17+17klm everyday distance and a 70 to 90 easy speed.... 🤔

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, im 1.85 and 93kg, and as you saw i had no issues. 17kms each way its more them fine this bike. share the channel 😀. Ride Safe

[@steve00alt70]

Would the skinny tyres grip well in the rain?

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, the problem is not rain, but the train tracks in the city. In rain if you drive carefully any tyre is ok.

[@rafialmukaddir3664]

when come in Bangladesh Honda CB 125 f I wait for it

[@irukum1971]

Indian bike name honda sp 125 bs6 same bike

[@williamdunseith8589]

Hello! With doing delivery’s how do you keep your phone charged up? Do you have a usb modification on the motorbike?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, just buy USB charger on aliexpress for a 12€ and solve the problem :) ride safe

[@deepakborate7223]

Sir please let me know The rear tyre is of which Brand in Detail..?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, at the moment i have no ideia, i dont won the bike just review it and i forgot that information, sorry. ride safe

[@Leon-Jordan]

Does it have an RPM counter? On the dealer website it says it does but I can't see it? Thank you dude

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, i didnt see one on this dashboar. ride safe

[@zombiekiller5628]

Hello I tried to put this CB125F on my Uber account but there is not Honda CB125F model on Uber driver there’s only the older CBF125 on the Uber app. I figured you might know a thing or two about that.

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, sorry i have no ideia about uber stuff. i just used the bags frm some uber drivers for the videos. ride safe

[@andygilchrist9015]

Will it really do 500km though on a full tank? I met someone who had one and he struggled to get near that number

[@SpitfirePT]

Well that depends on how you ride it. If you do full throttle for sure not, but lot of people use this model for uber and glove for some reason. Low consumption and reasonable big tank. Ride Safe

[@giacomoberti]

I reached up to 695 km on a full tank

[@SpitfirePT]

@@giacomoberti hi thx for your feedback. share the channel 😀. Ride Safe

[@Arqam_Khan]

Brother where are from !

[@SpitfirePT]

Ho my friend, Portugal. Ride safe

[@rainbowsheep6505]

does it have a rpm counter?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, no RPM meter. ride safe

[@Adam-eb8ue]

No rpm display?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, thats rigth. no rpm info. ride safe

[@DobermannJeff]

whats ur height?

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, check last 20s of the video. Ride Safe

[@williamdunseith8589]

What’s the top speed?

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, its a 125cc. Expect 115 to 120 km/h. Why is that important? You will never be riding at those speeds. Thats pushing bike to its limits. Ride safe

[@williamdunseith8589]

@@SpitfirePT Hi, thank you very much. Just wanted to check if it would sit at 70mph comfortably as I use dual carriageways on the way.

[@mirzaarslan6426]

Nice .

[@tombartram7384]

The side panel is one long piece going from the the headstock to rear light. It's too fiddly to remove/replace. The rear section should be two separate pieces and the forward part doesnt need even to exist. Poor design.

[@Xert19]

is it electric? or do u need to fill it with gas

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, its Gas. does it sound electric on the video? ride safe

[@Xert19]

@@SpitfirePT sorry im back im buying this soon i have one last question how much to fully fill this up with gas in euros? like 13 euro?

[@SpitfirePT]

@@Xert19 hi, just question of multiply the fuel capacity x 1,79€. Ride safe

[@Nixsolekanto46]

Wer kann mir helfen würde gerne als Neufahrzeug kaufen um zur Arbeit zu fahren Benzinpreise steigen immer höher habe derzeit eine Honda VFR 800 rc46 will ich behalten weiter fahren falls sich jemand meldet vielen herzlichen Dank spreche leider nur Deutsch

[@user-ck6kq8zl2i]

Why the fuck do they make bikes only 11 hp? They can go upto 15 ffs. I think I'd be happy happy a 15hp bike which would be fast enough...but otherwise it means doing the test just so you can get something with reasonable power. It's so annoying. Good review though, cheers.

[@norseman9166]

155?

[@SpitfirePT]

Boas nao entendi esse 155? abraço

[@usamayoutuber2312]

Shit baike i drive 3 month and gear shift seal is broken

[@SpitfirePT]

Humm that is very strange. Lots of people use this model for delivery service and don't complain. Defecrive unit can happen on any brand. Maybe you got one. Ride Safe

[@yusufahmad7530]

waiting in india

[@SpitfirePT]

yes india should be a good market for this kind of bike. ride safe

[@Gofr5]

I could never imagine being on a 125. I already my find my CBR500R to be so anemic when I twist the throttle. lol But then, there's a reason 125s don't exist here in North America except as toys in the Grom and Z125.

[@SpitfirePT]

Hi, we all have to start somewhere and the 125 are great learning machines. Here in europe are the most sold engines as you can ride them with car license. Thx for watching my simple channel. Ride safe

[@Gofr5]

@@SpitfirePT Yeah that's true. My dad was asking about 125s here just last week and was confused when I told him that even the Groms here require a motorcycle license. lol Anything with 2 wheels and a motor needs a motorcycle license here....except if it's 50cc or less.

[@markostano5222]

Cb125f makes almost as much fun as the Grom does and is more practical and comfortable...I have tried both and I would byu CB125f instead of Grom.

[@steve00alt70]

What if you learn on a auto 125 scooter would that make you pass the upgrade licencse? My dad doesnt want me on a motorcycle as he thinks they are death machines

[@SpitfirePT]

@@steve00alt70 hi, motorcycle license is alway taken with a manual gear box, so you still need to learn to ride them. You father is mistaken, the problem are the ones inside the cars. You just have pay more attention on the road and anticipate eventual problems. It always better to lear while young them later. Good luck with your father

[@Scratchy3713]

Does it have an rpm meter?

[@SpitfirePT]

hi, no RPM meter. ride safe