Kawasaki Fury 125 Latest Updates
The latest Fury 125 from Kawasaki boasts an aggressive and sporty design along with enhanced engine performance. The Fury 125 features a sharp V-shaped headlight, a redesigned muffler, and a body-coloured under-cowl that offers it a stylish look. This underbone is powered by a Euro-III compliant that makes 9% more power and 3% more torque as compared to its previous version. This single-cylinder 4-stroke, air-cooled 125cc engine produces 9.66hp of power and 9.21Nm of torque and comes paired to a 4-speed transmission. The Kawasaki Fury 125 is available in two variants in the market with the price starting from Php 65,400.
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Things We Like in Kawasaki Fury 125
User-friendly to operate
Manageable handling
Robust engine
Things We Don't Like in Kawasaki Fury 125
Simple appearance
Limited feature set
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Review
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Overview
Kawasaki Motors Philippines Corporation (KMPC) has been a prolific player in the Filipino two-wheeler market for quite some time now. In an attempt to solidify its position in the commuter motorcycle segment, Kawasaki Philippines upgraded the Fury 125 both mechanically and aesthetically. It introduced the Fury 125 with a better performing engine which is now Euro-III compliant. The 125 cc, 4-stroke, 2-valves, single-cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled engine churns out 9.66 hp of max power, which is 9% more than its predecessor and a peak torque of 9.22 Nm, which is 3% more than the previous version. Kawasaki claims that the improved engine is capable of returning a fuel-efficiency of 68 kmpl. Aesthetically, the fury 125 features an aggressive cross-breed design with a sharp headlamp, bold styling and a mid-mounted fuel tank which can hold 5.2-litre of fuel. The Fury 125 is offered in two variants- the Fury 125 base and the Fury 125 RR.
The base variant is equipped with spoke wheels, no manual clutch and a front disc brake only. Offered at a price of Php 65,400, it is available in Pearl Stardust White, Candy Plasma Blue, and Passion Red Colour schemes. On the other hand, the top-spec 'RR' variant is equipped with alloy wheels, a manual clutch for faster acceleration and disc brakes at both ends. With a price tag of Php 74,900, it is offered in Metallic Apple Green and Metallic Silver Breeze Colour schemes. It competes against the Honda RS 125 Fi, the Honda Wave 125 Alpha and the Suzuki Raider J 115 Fi.
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Design
Crafted to feature a cross-breed design, the Fury 125 is all aggressive and edgy in terms of looks. At the front, there’s a fierce V-shaped headlamp mounted on the handlebar with conventional turn indicators placed at both sides. Edgy rear view mirrors are mounted over the handlebar. There’s a neatly designed analog instrument console with clear readings and a stylishly designed mid-mounted fuel tank. Also, a body coloured undercowl is placed right below the engine. Sides of the Fury 125 flaunts graphics with a Fury logo placed below the pillion part of the seat, while a silver painted muffler covers the exhaust. The rear end features a sharp tail light, conventional turn indicators, and a single metal grab rail. Adding to the visual appeal of the bike are its vibrant colours and the 10-spoke, black colour alloy wheels on the ‘RR’ variant.
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Ride & Handling
Kawasaki Motors has built the Fury 125 on an underbone frame. It is 1920 mm long, 650 mm wide and has a kerb weight of 104 kg. The wheelbase of the Fury 125 is 1240 mm. Owing to the dimensions and the weight, it may not be the best in the segment when it comes to handling, but can still be manoeuvred around with a little effort. The large 17-inch wheels (alloy on the RR variant and spoke on the base variant) shod with a 70/90 tyre up front and an 80/90 tyre at the rear does help in providing a better ride and handling experience. Suspension setup comprises telescopic front forks and swing arm at the rear.
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Engine & Fuel Consumption
At the heart of the Fury is a 125 cc, 4-stroke, 2-valves, single-cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled engine that produces a max power of 9.66 hp at 8,000 rpm and a peak torque of 9.22 Nm at 6,500 rpm. It must be noted that the power generated by the improved engine is roughly 9% more than the previous one while the torque is also bettered by 3%. Not just that the engine is more powerful now, it’s more fuel-efficient as well with a claimed fuel-efficiency of 68 kmpl. The base variant comes with a centrifugal clutch to transmit power to the wheels, while the ‘RR’ variant is equipped with a manual clutch lever for better acceleration.
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Braking & Safety
Braking on the base variant is handled by 220 mm single disc up front and 110 mm drum brake at the rear, attached to 17-inch spoke wheels at both ends. Whereas, the top-spec Fury 125RR comes equipped with 230 mm petal single disc up front and 185 mm petal single disc at the rear, attached to 17-inch, 10-spoke alloy wheels. Obviously, the braking is much effective on the Fury 125RR, but even the base variant configuration is decent enough. Moreover, the large wheels aid in a better grip on the road. Keeping in mind that bike theft is a big issue in the Philippines, Kawasaki could have introduced an anti-theft key lock system in the Fury 125.
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Kawasaki Fury 125 Verdict
While it may not carry the Kawasaki sporty allure many crave, the Fury 125 stands as a practical and affordable choice for novice riders seeking a convenient daily commuter.
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FAQs on Kawasaki Fury 125
Answers to most common frequently asked questions (FAQs) on Kawasaki Fury 125
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What is the Kawasaki Fury 125 Price in Philippines?
The Kawasaki Fury 125 price Philippines starts from ₱65,400 and goes upto ₱74,900.
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What is the Lowest Monthly Installment for Kawasaki Fury 125 in Philippines?
The lowest monthly installment for Kawasaki Fury 125 in Philippines starts from ₱1,121 with Down Payment ₱13,100 for 60 Months.