2022 Honda® Trail125EVERYONE’S FAVORITE TRAIL BIKE Show Some songs are timeless classics. The same with motorcycles—especially when you’re talking about our Honda Trail125. It’s a modern riff on our classic Trail 90 and Trail 110 from decades ago. Except now it has a fuel-injected 125cc engine, disc brakes and a four-speed gearbox. Like the originals, it still features our world-famous no-clutch semi-automatic transmission, a frame with a low step-over height, and an integral luggage rack. There’s even front-wheel ABS and an electric starter! Best of all, it’s as much fun to ride as the originals too—maybe even more. So what are you waiting for? With a Honda Trail125, the world is yours to ride. Features may include: PERFORMANCE
Nobody can match Honda’s reputation for engines, and even though the Trail125 ABS is relatively compact, it’s a giant in terms of performance and reliability. Air cooling keeps it super simple, too. TECHNOLOGY
The Trail125 ABS features a four-speed semi-automatic transmission you shift with your left foot, like a traditional motorcycle. But here’s the unique part: there’s no clutch to worry about. Plus, the Trail125’s heel-toe shifter makes operation even easier, especially in boots. STYLE
The best part of the Trail125 is that it lets you ride so many places. On the street it’s a fun, practical commuter. And its light weight, skid plate, spark arrestor and ground clearance make it a joy in the dirt. Plus, since it has a license plate, you can ride it in areas restricted to some off-road-only bikes, like state and national parks. HANDLING
Our front-wheel Anti-Lock Braking System can be a big help in making controlled stops in less-than-ideal conditions, like on wet pavement or other compromised surfaces. It’s a great feature whether you’re using your new Trail125 as a commuter or just riding it for fun, since it helps you stop with added confidence. EngineEngine Type single-cylinder four-stroke Displacement 124.9cc Cooling System Air-cooled Bore 52.4mm Stroke 57.9mm Compression Ratio 9.3:1 Valve train SOHC; two valves per cylinder Induction PGM-FI with automatic enrichment Ignition Fully transistorized Emissions Meets current EPA standards. Models sold in California meet current CARB standards and may differ slightly due to emissions equipment. DrivetrainTransmission Four-speed semi-automatic Final Drive #420 Chain; 14T/39T Clutch Automatic centrifugal SuspensionFront Suspension 27mm telescopic fork Front Travel (in./cm.) 3.9 in Rear Suspension Twin shock Rear Travel (in./cm.) 3.4 in BrakesFront braking system Single 220mm hydraulic disc; ABS Rear braking system Single 190mm hydraulic disc Wheels & TiresFront Tire 80/90-17 Rear Tire 80/90-17 DimensionsWheelbase 49.4 in Rake/trail 27°/3.1 in Seat Height 31.5 in CapacitiesFuel Capacity 1.4 gallons WeightsCurb Weight 259 pounds (Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and full tank of fuel—ready to ride) OtherModel Id CT125AM ColorColors Glowing Red WarrantyWarranty One Year: Unlimited-mileage, limited warranty Protection Plan Extended coverage available with a HondaCare Protection Plan® 2021 Honda® Trail 125 ABSREADY FOR ADVENTURES, BIG AND SMALL How do you make the world’s favorite motorcycle even better? How about a dual-sport version that’s adventure ready? Meet the new 2021 Honda Trail 125 ABS, a thoroughly modern take on our original Honda Trail 90 and Trail 110 models. Like the other members of our miniMOTO family (the Super Cub, Monkey, and Grom), the Trail 125 ABS is built for the way we ride today—except with this bike, you can ride even more places. Rugged construction. Plenty of ground clearance. Light weight. Plus, our world-famous semi-automatic, no-clutch transmission. It all adds up to a machine that’s a blast around town, and even more fun on a dirt road. So what are you waiting for? Since our first Trail 90 more than 50 years ago, riders have known that it’s not the size of the bike in your next adventure; it’s how much adventure is in your bike! Features may include: PERFORMANCE
Nobody can match Honda’s reputation for engines, and even though the Trail 125 ABS is relatively compact, it’s a giant in terms of performance and reliability. Air cooling keeps it super simple, too. TECHNOLOGY
The Trail 125 ABS features a four-speed semi-automatic transmission you shift with your left foot, like a traditional motorcycle. But here’s the unique part: there’s no clutch to worry about. Plus, the Trail 125’s heel-toe shifter makes operation even easier, especially in boots. STYLE
The best part of the Trail 125 is that it lets you ride so many places. On the street it’s a fun, practical commuter. And its light weight, skid plate, spark arrestor and ground clearance make it a joy in the dirt. Plus, since it has a license plate, you can ride it in areas restricted to some off-road-only bikes, like state and national parks. HANDLING
Our front-wheel Anti-Lock Braking System can be a big help in making controlled stops in less-than-ideal conditions, like on wet pavement or other compromised surfaces. It’s a great feature whether you’re using your new Trail 125 as a commuter or just riding it for fun, since it helps you stop with added confidence. Is Honda making a 2022 Trail 125?Both return unchanged to the miniMOTO range along with the Super Cub.
How many miles to the gallon does a Honda Trail 125 get?Based on data from 4 vehicles, 58 fuel-ups and 5,906 miles of driving, the 2021 Honda C125AM Trail 125 ABS gets a combined Avg MPG of 98.51 with a 5.45 MPG margin of error.
How much is a brand new Honda 125?2022 Honda Trail125 • $3,999
The same with motorcycles—especially when you're talking about our Honda Trail125. It's a modern riff on our classic Trail 90 and Trail 110 from decades ago. Except now it has a fuel-injected 125cc engine, disc brakes and a four-speed gearbox.
How much is a Honda CT125 motorcycle?Compared to the Super Cub, the wheelbase of the Trail 125 has been lengthened . 5 inches to 49.4, the front-suspension stroke increased to . 4 inches to 4.3, ground clearance upped 1.1 inches to 6.5, and the seat height raised .
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