Honda Launches The NS110Q Scooter In China
It uses a locally manufactured 108cc air-cooled motor
It uses a locally manufactured 108cc air-cooled motor
Honda’s Chinese arm, Sundiro Honda, has unveiled the NS110Q scooter. It looks quite petite and family-friendly, and here’s what it offers as a package.
The NS110Q gets an apron-mounted LED headlight, which honestly looks a bit polarising. The overall design is pretty minimal and curvy. It doesn’t get any sporty cues like most of today’s models.
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However, the silver paint with the orange wheels, badges and grab rail make for an attractive contrasting theme.
Sundiro Honda has plonked in a locally manufactured 108cc air-cooled motor with an output rated at 7.8PS and 8.8Nm. For reference, the Honda Activa 6G makes an almost identical 7.79PS and 8.79Nm from its 110cc motor.
The NS110Q gets a 5.2-litre fuel tank and weighs just 103kgs. Not bad, considering the Activa tips the scales at 107kg.
It’s sprung by a telescopic fork and a single rear shock. The braking hardware consists of a front disc and a rear drum unit. Sundiro Honda will offer the NS110Q in five different colours: Titanium, Gray Black, Radiant, Mint Green and Starry Sky.
The company will keep the NS100Q exclusive to the Chinese market. However, if you are looking for a family-friendly scooter, check out the TVS Jupiter 125.
