Honda SP News

It was launched to celebrate Honda's 25th anniversary in India.

The SP 125 is Honda’s first attempt at a sporty 125cc commuter, and here’s how it stacks up against the Xtreme 125R

Both are strong offerings in the 150-160cc commuter segment

One of them is the best-selling 125cc bike in India, but the other one is sportier. We compare them specification-wise

Both bikes are somewhat similar, being from the same family, but here are the major differences:

Same engine, but different personalities

All 3 variants get new colour schemes offered at a small premium of Rs 1000 over the regular versions

The bike now comes with a new TFT console, inspired by the brand’s big bike lineup

The 125cc sporty commuter segment gets even hotter!

With the new updates, the bike has become more feature-rich than before

The updated model gets new graphics and a whole host of new features as well

Apart from new colour schemes, the rest of the bike is identical to the regular model

The SP160 is a sporty, stylish take on the Unicorn, and we list out the differences between the two, visually

The SP160 is available in two variants and is a sportier version of the Unicorn

The updated bike gets a cleaner heart and a wider tyre for a tiny premium

From 100cc to 160cc, there are a bunch of options available

The 125cc commuter can deliver up to 62.5kmpl

Both are packed with interesting features. But which one is better on paper?

Here’s a definitive buying guide for Honda’s first-ever BS6 compliant 125cc motorcycle, the SP 125

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We make your buying decision easier by breaking down the SP 125’s variants