launched the Click125 Street, the latest model in its Click125 series, on Aug. Many young riders want a motorcycle that reflects their lifestyle," he said during the launch of the new model on August 27.
Honda designed the Click125 Street to answer a rider preference for motorcycles that reflect lifestyle and self-expression.
Changes include wider, higher naked handlebars and an upright riding position inspired by sports motorcycles for a more present road stance.
Practical tech — liquid-cooled 125cc engine, full LED lighting, USB‑C charger, smart key, CBS, ISS and 18‑liter storage — supports daily use while reinforcing the model’s premium styling.
launched the Click125 Street, the latest model in its Click125 series, on Aug. Many young riders want a motorcycle that reflects their lifestyle," he said during the launch of the new model on August 27. (HPI) president Takeshi Kobayashi, the new model was made for riders who want to express themselves.
Street also comes with a full digital meter panel and an all-LED lighting system. It is powered by a 125cc engine equipped with a liquid-cooled system, enhanced smart power, and programmed fuel injection. Other features include wide tubeless tires, a wavy disc brake, a built-in USB-C charger, a combined braking system (CBS) and an idling stop system (ISS), which helps in saving fuel.
"Today's riders are looking for more than transportation. They are looking for a way to express themselves. The emphasis on self-expression is also reflected in the model's design.
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