Honda SP 125 price in Ranchi

Nice And Affordable price looks also very sporty Mileage was also nice

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The buying experience is good, Very uncomfortable ride experience, the gear shiting very irritating, Laking of power, the look is average, poor performance, the service charge is a little high, the engine is optimized, silent, rear brake is not good
It is a very uncomfortable and irritating ride experience in the long run

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The Honda SP 125 is a non-sense commuter that offers decent performance and good fuel efficiency. The overall comfort is decent too. But the design of the motorcycle is too conservative and the pricing of the bike is quite high which doesn’t make it a value-for-money motorcycle.
The light clutch functions with the least effort while the gear shifts are also smooth. However, the transmission system gets a tad clunky after riding it for a while, accompanied by occasional false neutrals. As you get going, the SP 125 shows that it is an adequately peppy machine for the city conditions. Although it takes its own sweet time to build up speeds, the motorcycle has enough low-end grunts to take off a signal briskly and overtake the slow-moving vehicles. Also, the relaxed nature of the engine allows you to trundle at speeds of 35kmph, even in the fifth year.
Another notable aspect is the SP 125’s kerb weight which is as low as 117kg; around 6kgs less than the CB Shine SP. Additionally, its compact dimensions, lightweight diamond frame, and grippy tires translate into impressive agility. Flicking it through traffic is a piece of cake. The suspension setup absorbs most of the bumps, road joints, and potholes with ease. However, going slow over the tall bumps would be a wise decision as the rear suspension tends to rebound with a jolt, throwing the rider off the seat. Meanwhile, the brakes are spot-on for a bike in this segment. The combi-braking system works with aplomb by preventing the wheels from locking for the most part.

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