Honda Click 125i

Even though smaller than before, the newest iteration of the Honda Click 125i packs in an aggressive, sporty, and head-turning styling that makes it more enticing than ever before. Standing at 1919 mm long, 679 mm wide, and 1062 mm tall, the Japanese scooter not only grabs your attention with its striking design language but also feature various modern-day features such as an LED headlamp, sculpted front apron, LED taillight, sporty exhaust with an aluminium end can, stylish graphics, and a fully-digital instrument cluster. Speaking more of the digital instrument cluster, it features a blue backlight and white text and displays various readings and information like speed, fuel level indicator, odometer, trip meter, real-time fuel consumption, battery, oil change indicator, and a digital clock. The Honda Click 125i rides on 14-inch alloy wheels and if available in Black, Red, Orange, and Blue finishes.

Just like its elder sibling, the Honda Click 125i also suffers from thin tyres as it rides on 80/90 size tyres at the front and 90/90 at the rear. Though these rubbers do their job rather well, the scooter, at times, loses grip and fails to instigate enough confidence in the rider. Moving ahead, the suspension setup on the Japanese scooter includes a pair of telescopic forks at the front along with a unit swing at the rear end. The 769 mm seat height makes it easy for riders of different heights to enjoy the easy and comfortable ride offered by the Click 125i.

Even at an affordable price point, the Honda Click 125i comes with a powerful, super-refined, and fuel-efficient engine. The 125 cc single-cylinder four-stroke liquid-cooled fuel-injected SOHC engine makes 11 hp of maximum power at 8,500 rpm and a peak torque of 10.8 Nm at 5,500 revs. It is then a V belt automatic transmission that sends the power to the rear wheel. Furthermore, the fuel efficiency stands at 53 kmpl. While the Honda Clik 125i gets the ACG starter system, it, however, misses out on the idle Stop-start system.

With a single hydraulic disc brake at the front and a mechanical leading-trailing drum brake at the rear end, the Honda Click 125i carries a potent braking setup. Moreover, the Japanese scooter also features Honda’s Combi braking system and gets other safety equipment in the form of a secure key shutter and a dedicated parking brake.

At Php 76,900, the Honda Click 125i is probably the best deal in the segment with a striking appearance with bold graphics, powerful four-stroke liquid-cooled engine, LED headlamp, fully-digital instrument cluster, and an array of modern-day peculiarities. So, if you're looking for an affordable yet attractive, powerful, and practical scooter, the Honda Click 125i will suffice your needs more than well.