Honda CB 125 T 2 (reduced effect)

Introducing the 1981 Honda CB 125 T2 (Reduced Effect), a classic naked bike that embodies the spirit of freedom and simplicity that defined the early '80s motorcycle scene. With its lightweight frame and nimble handling, the CB 125 T2 is an ideal entry point for novice riders while also appealing to seasoned enthusiasts looking for a fun and economical ride. Honda’s reputation for reliability and quality is evident in this model, making it a cherished piece of motorcycle history for collectors and vintage enthusiasts alike. At the heart of the CB 125 T2 lies a spirited 125cc twin-cylinder, four-stroke engine that churns out a respectable 10 horsepower at a thrilling 10,500 RPM. This high-revving engine provides an exhilarating ride, capable of reaching a top speed of 100 km/h (62.1 mph). The bike’s 5-speed gearbox enables smooth gear transitions, allowing riders to harness the full potential of the engine while enjoying the open road. The air-cooled design and a compression ratio of 9.4:1 contribute to its efficiency, making this motorcycle not only fun to ride but also economical for daily commutes or weekend jaunts. The CB 125 T2 showcases key features that enhance both safety and comfort. The front end is equipped with a responsive single disc brake, offering reliable stopping power, while the rear features an expanding brake for added security. Weighing in at just 126 kg (277.8 pounds) with fluids, the CB 125 T2 is incredibly agile, making it perfect for navigating through city traffic or winding country roads. A fuel capacity of 10 liters (2.64 gallons) ensures that riders can enjoy extended rides without the frequent need for refueling, further enhancing its practicality. **