CG125

Honda is a Japanese manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles. The company is a dominant player in small motorcycles and scooters world wide. The early Honda scooters and motorcycles built a reputation of reliability for the company, and that is carried forward in the CG125. Repairs are easy to make on these nimble bikes, and a Honda CG125 service manual will provide the necessary information for owners.

The honda CG125 was developed from the companies CB125 bike. The CG125 was intended for the home market and developing countries, where it is a mainstay and among the most common motorcycle seen. The 125 cc four-stroke pushrod single has remained essentially the same from it’s introduction in 1976. Pakistani production of the CG125 as originally designed continues to this day. Only in recent years have small changes to equipment been made.

The CG125 is designed to be rugged and handle riding on crowded streets and over unpaved roads with ease and comfort. A major attribute of the CG125 is it’s thrifty fuel consumption and reliability. In fact, the CG refers to the overhead valve engine. Honda’s other 125, the CB125 is an overhead cam model that requires more maintenance than the CGs pushrod single. This is advantageous to riders in nations where oil changes are done infrequently due to access to resources.

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Other components of the Honda CG125 are similarly robust. The bike is no powerhouse, featuring only 10 horsepower and 7 ft.lbs of torque. The Honda CG125 has proven itself to be a fantastic urban transportation method due to it’s light weight, small size, and nimble handling.

Keeping a Honda CG125 road-ready is simple and straight forward. Parts are commonly available, though may be difficult to find in some countries where the CG125 is not common. These Honda CG125 workshop manuals provide the detailed instructions and parts diagrams essential to maintaining a CG125.