Best 125cc Motorcycle (Honda CG125)

Member Name: Honda CG125

Product:	Honda CG125
Date:	09/10/07 (4308 review reads)
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Advantages: Loads

Disadvantages: Less than all the other 125cc Motorcycles

I have a Honda CG125, 2005 year, owned from new

I could tell you how good the bike is, like nearly every review of the bike.
But I do not wish to bore you with another identical review saying exactly the same.

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I could write a very large review of the bike, since I am an experienced rider, I past my test over 10 years ago and have had several bikes, I have also done over 10,000 miles on the bike, including many trips between 150 and 250 miles in a day.

I have also been reading everything I can about the Honda CG125 and other makes and models of 125cc bikes, including magazine and owners reviews and reports.

I can honestly say, I would not buy any other make or model of 125cc bike.
If my Honda CG125 was stolen tomorrow and I won the lottery, I would buy another Honda CG125 for the town/city and winter work, and a 500cc or larger bike for everything else.

The Honda CG125 is far from perfect, but all the other makes and models of 125cc have far greater faults, unless you are on a race track or off road.

The Honda CG125 is so good, nearly every manufacturer has tried to copy it and failed.

The worst are the Chinese clones of the Honda CG125, brand new some are so cheap you could buy 3 to 4 of them for one new Honda CG125.
But nearly all owners reports are so shocking, they tell you whatever you do, never buy one, they advise you to buy a 2nd hand Honda CG125 instead, even a 15 year old Honda CG125 will be far better than a new Chinese clone.

Summary: If you want to buy a 125cc Motorcycle this is the only one I would recommend

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