The CBR name is synonymous with superb handling at any speed, and the new CBR125R is no exception. Despite its slightly larger overall dimensions, the 2011 machine remains extraordinarily easy to handle, immediately giving new riders the confidence they need. Key to the CBRs manoeuvrability is its riding position, which is designed around the low 795mm seat. The location of the handlebars and footpegs has been revised for improved control while maintaining outstanding rider comfort. Together with the contoured new fuel tank, which is bigger on the new machine for improved range, the result is an unmistakably sporty but easygoing riding position. The riders weight is distributed evenly, creating a posture that isnt tiring to maintain and that doesnt in any way restrict movement.
Superb chassis balance The 2011 CBR125R boasts a competitively low kerb weight of just 137kg. This mass is distributed perfectly between the front and rear wheels in a 48:52 weight distribution, while the compact single-cylinder engine helps keep the centre of gravity low. The result is a machine that feels instantly manageable, regardless of a riders height or stature, so the rider feels completely in control.
2012 Honda CBR150R
2012 Honda CBR150R
2012 Honda CBR150R
2012 Honda CBR150R
2012 Honda CBR150R
2012 Honda CBR150R
ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS Displacement: 149.4cc Engine: 149.4cc, 4-stroke Maximum Power: 17.58 Bhp @ 10500 rpm Maximum Torque: 12.66 Nm @ 8500 rpm Gears: 6 Manual Clutch: Wet Multi Plate Bore: 63.5 Stroke: 47.2 No. of Cylinders: 1 Valve Per Cylinder: 4 Chassis Type: Twin Tube Diamond Cooling Type: Liquid Cooling
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