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The fastest 4-stroke 125cc out there.
Review of Honda CBR125R by maddycatty2k

Advantages: Nimble, light, ideal for short riders, reliable, excellent miles per gallon
Disadvantages: Tall riders look ridiculous and find the riding positions uncomfortable.

...but guess what? This works!!! Honda aren't stupid, and they know that if they put bigger wheels on the CBR125R it would have terrible grip, especially in the wet (in rain, wet weather, etc). The stock tyres that come with the bike aren't the best out there, but they will grip, and yes you can get your knee down (again if you're a suitable rider for the bike) if need be. These tyres will grip as well as any other. Let's take the Aprilia RS125 for ... Read review

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16.04.2007
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Reliable bike
Review of Honda CBR125R by magpienath

Advantages: reliable, good for new riders, comfortable
Disadvantages: small and thin

if you want a long lasting bike that will never let you down and you olny own a provisional license then this is most probaly the best bike availalbe to you. The bike is good for short or long distance rides, it handles well in all weather conditions, it has a 4-stroke engine and is capale of reaching speeds of 100 mph, the braking system is very good and their work well and these bikes can take a hell of a lot of damage as i found out after one ... Read review

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