Honda Shine

Honda CB Shine can be said one of the most good looking 125cc motorcycles in the Indian two wheeler market today. It has a pleasing body design with an pleasant headlamp section with clear lens blinkers. A perfectly crafted fuel tank and a longer seat offers a good riding position. The fuel tank has a 3D Honda wing emblem that looks impressive. As we go towards the rear, the bike features a stylish body coloured grab rail and a triangular tail lamp that looks simple and sober.

The bike looks stunning with all-black theme that covers engine section, alloy wheels, exhaust and front forks. Honda CB Shine has dimensions of 2,014mm x 762mm x 1,071mm (LxWxH) with a wheelbase of 1,266mm. The bike comes with a minimum ground clearance of 157mm and is fitted with a 10.5 liter fuel tank. It breathes via a viscous paper filter that gives extra convenience. The total kerb weight of Honda CB Shine sums up to 118kgs making it easy to handle.

Honda Shine has a 124.7cc, air-cooled, four-stroke, SI engine that makes the bike a worthy companion for day to day commuting as well as long rides. The motor is coupled to a four-speed transmission system that is further linked to wet multiplate clutch. It generates a maximum power of 10.54bhp at 7,500rpm with a peak torque of 10.54Nm at 5,500rpm. The bike takes air in through a viscous paper filter. The company has provided an easy electric starter in the bike to ease the mode of starting.

Honda CB Shine is built on a diamond frame with engine as a sub member. The bike is fitted with 80/100-18 tubeless tyres at both ends that provide a good grip on any surface. Furthermore, the company has equipped the bike with 130mm drum brakes at the front as well as rear to carry out braking duties effectively. Honda CB Shine comes with an optional 240mm disc brake at the front to enhance its stopping power. Honda CBS (Combined Braking System) is available as an option that applies both brakes while pressing rear brake pedal only. The suspension system of the bike has telescopic forks at the front and spring loaded hydraulic type shock absorbers at the rear.

Honda Shine is equipped to tubeless tyres at both the ends that results to be sticky while cornering. The tubeless tyres do not get flattened instantaneously which gives a benefit in emergency or hault. The bike gets a powerful 12V-35/35W headlight that enhances the visibility in dark. Moreover, it has a maintenance free battery that cuts down on maintenance costs, giving a big advantage to the rider.