Honda Benly 110

Introducing the 2013 Honda Benly 110, a charming scooter engineered for urban commuting and practical riding. With its sleek underbone frame and compact dimensions, the Benly 110 stands out in the crowded scooter market as an efficient and nimble choice for city dwellers. This model combines Honda's renowned reliability with a user-friendly design, making it a perfect entry point for novice riders while still catering to the needs of seasoned motorcyclists looking for economical transportation. Whether you’re zipping through congested streets or navigating tight parking spaces, the Benly 110 is built to deliver an enjoyable riding experience. When it comes to performance, the heart of the Benly 110 is its single-cylinder, four-stroke engine, displacing 107cc. This little powerhouse produces a respectable 7.78 horsepower at 7000 RPM, providing ample power for daily commutes. Its torque output of 8.60 Nm at 5000 RPM ensures responsive acceleration and smooth handling, making it a joy to ride through traffic. The air-cooled engine employs Honda's PGM-FI fuel injection system, achieving an impressive fuel consumption rate of just 1.89 liters per 100 km (equivalent to 124.46 mpg). With an automatic transmission and a belt final drive, riders can focus on the thrill of the ride without the hassle of shifting gears, making this scooter a practical choice for those who want a simple, effective means of transportation. In terms of features, the Honda Benly 110 is equipped with both electric and kick-start options, ensuring reliability in all situations. The telescopic front fork provides a comfortable ride, while the unit swing rear suspension enhances stability and control. With a seat height of just 710 mm (28 inches), it’s accessible for riders of varying heights, promoting confidence and comfort. The scooter is available in attractive color options including white/gray, black, and a striking white/black combination, allowing riders to express their style. Designed primarily for select Asian markets, this model emphasizes practicality, affordability, and ease of use in urban environments. **