2023 Honda CBR125R review & used buying guide 2011 2019

The Honda CBR125R has been a sales sensation. It's easy to ride, comfortable, gives good fuel economy and, above all, it’s a Honda, so it's built incredibly strongly.

As a 125cc motorbike it's suitable for learners on L-plates as long as they've passed a CBT.

For 2011 the CBR125R was updated. The mini-emperor had new clothes and everyone could see they were considerably sportier. While not as sharp as the Yamaha YZF-R125, it carried off the ‘big-bike’ look very well. It rode just as well too.

The Honda CBR125R went off sale in 2018, leaving just the naked CB125R and ultra practical and thrifty CB125F in Honda's full-size 125 motorbike range.

Once you've read this review and our owners' reviews, you might want to join an online community to learn more about the bike and what it's like to live with. We'd recommend trying the Honda CBR Forum or the Honda Owners' Club GB Facebook group.
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