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Honda SP125 Base Variant: All You Need To Know

Honda's base SP125 misses out on Bluetooth and a disc brake, but it doesn't skip on the essentials

The honda sp 125 is one of India's popular 125cc commuters, sold in two variants: STD and DLX. The DLX brings some extra tech and a sharper-stopping front disc brake, but the STD isn't short on substance either. Here's what it actually gets you:

Price & Positioning

The Honda SP 125 drum variant costs Rs 89,279 (ex-showroom Delhi). Both variants share the same 123.94cc engine, which gives you almost identical smooth performance. The rest of the core chassis and setup also stay identical, making sure you get the same reliable ride quality regardless of which option you choose. But the STD does miss out on a few features offered on the higher variants, such as the 4.2-inch TFT console with smartphone connectivity for turn-by-turn navigation, etc. 

Design & Styling

The STD carries the same sporty design as the DLX, featuring a sharp LED headlamp, aggressive tank shrouds, a short, upswept exhaust, and Y-shaped alloy wheels. You get a slim, M-shaped LED taillight that complements the bike’s overall personality. That said, both variants get the same five colour options: Pearl Igneous Black, Matt Axis Grey Metallic, Pearl Siren Blue, Imperial Red Metallic, and Matt Marvel Blue Metallic. Our pick is the Matt Marvel Blue Metallic, since the shade itself is easy on the eye and the body graphics on it aren't too jarring.

Features

The STD variant may have a basic digital LCD console, but it doesn't miss out on the essentials. It gets a 15W USB-C charging port, an idle start-stop system that helps save fuel in stop-and-go traffic, and an integrated pass-light switch. These features are carried over unchanged to the DLX variant as well.

Safety & Hardware

The SP125 standard uses 130mm drum brakes at both ends, backed by a combined braking system. The DLX, on the other hand, gets a 240mm front disc while keeping a drum at the rear. Both get a side-stand engine cut-off as standard, and the weight difference is negligible: the drum version weighs 116kg against the Deluxe’s 117kg. Both variants share identical chassis hardware underneath. You get a diamond-type frame, the telescopic fork, a 5-step preload-adjustable twin rear shock, and alloy wheels wrapped in tubeless tyres.

Engine & Performance

Power comes from the same 123.94cc, air-cooled, fuel-injected single-cylinder engine. It makes 10.87PS and 10.9Nm of torque, sent through a 5-speed gearbox.

In our real-world testing, it returned 63.8kmpl in mixed use, and with an 11-litre tank, that's a range of around 600km on a full tank.  Pretty good for a 125cc bike, we’d say!

BikeDekho Says

The Standard makes sense if the DLX's colour TFT console, Bluetooth connectivity, and disc brake aren't dealbreakers for you. Everything else- the engine, chassis, comfort, and ride quality- is identical between the two. If you do want that extra tech and sharper braking, the DLX is worth paying extra for, and that’s what we would recommend, especially for better safety. 

 

Honda SP 125 User Reviews

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abdul on Oct 13, 2026
4.2
nice and very comfortable ☺️ and smooth ride

Nice bike yaar, maine sirf suna tha aaj maine ride ka maza bhi liya hai aap kabhi bhi kisi behtareen bike ki agar talash me hai to mera suggestion rahega ki ap Honda ki sp 125 hi le kyunki aap jab ap jab bike ride krte hai aisa lagta hai ki koi branded admi aaraha hai, thankyou so much honda, Overall best bike.Read More

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muzamil on Oct 11, 2026
4.0
Overall Best All in One Engine

It is a very comfortable bike which I have ever seen with more power with better mileage, best perfomance low maintainance, I suggest It is best for daily workes students with low budget, big blast, It Is very comfortable bike with best pickup, Overall all in one, best engine ever I have seen with better safety.Read More

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karthick on Oct 11, 2026
4.3
milage 69kmpl superb daily driver

It gives a mileage of 69 km/l on highways, but the suspension and braking are not up to the mark. It is a good choice for those who need good mileage and low maintenance. More colour options and a rear disc brake are needed. Its city performance is also good, delivering more than 60 km/l. The automatic engine shut-off at traffic signals is a very useful feature.Read More

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ankush on Oct 02, 2026
5.0
Very good Performance And Good Looking

Honda bike runs very well on the road and its mileage is also very good and everyone is liking it very well. It runs very smooth on the road on which people are trusting and we can see very good results in future too. We like this SP 125 very much and also its mileage is really good and its safety is really great.Read More

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neeraj on Sep 09, 2026
4.8
Great bike

I have driving this daily for 100km and I found this bike very cost efficient, Also provide good mileage and smooth engine experience provide great looks and smooth riding in cities, This is good bike for daily user. While drive around 100 -150 km with no issues. But more than 150 km in a single ride may give you little bit pain on back. Smooth handling and road presence easy to control and flexible in crowded places and give good experience. Daily riding person with good mileage and comfort should be purchases, This bike will comfortable for driver or co passanger in the city and good seating postures, bike will be great for daily riders which ride around 150km daily. overall the bike is great.Read More

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Anuj Kumar is a Correspondent with the CarDekho Group, covering two-wheelers. He started out in content writing and, along the way, developed a genuine interest in how bikes are built and why certain choices matter to riders. His writing is purely reader-focused, breaking down technical details in a way that actually helps someone decide what is right for them, rather than just listing specs. Outside of writing, he enjoys understanding how the industry functions and what the latest trends in the automotive industry are, and that keeps him grounded in what actually matters to the people reading his work.
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