Honda Shine

The Honda CB Shine is a 125 cc commuter motorcycle developed by Honda for the mass market segment. The Honda Shine creates a segment of buyers who are fine with understood looks but expect respectable performance and efficiency. This coupled with Honda's refinement and reliability makes shine a solid all-round package.

The CB Shine gets graphics that run all over the fuel tank and a 3D Honda emblem on the fuel tank. Honda has also introduced a limited edition model that features cosmetic updates for the motorcycle to make it more appealing. It includes multi-colored grab rails, modern side cowl, and dual-tone paint schemes. The motorcycle gets a diamond frame chassis and is powered by a 124cc single-cylinder

air-cooled engine. The engine churns out 10bhp at 7500 rpm and 11Nm at 5500 pm and is mated to a four-speed gearbox. The CB Shine gets conventional suspension with preload adjustment for the rear, along with 18-inch wheels. You can get your CB Shine with either a front disc brake or a drum brake. A combined brake system (CBS) is an option for both and comes as standard equipment.

 The Honda Shine comes in Two variants:
  • Honda Shine Drum-BS VI: 86,690/-(Bangalore)
  • Honda Shine Disc-BS VI: 92,091/-(Bangalore)

Features Of HONDA SHINE which will help you to buy:

  • Displacement: 124cc
  • Max Power: 10.5bhp, 7,500rpm
  • Max Torque: 11N-m, 6,000rpm
  • No of gears: 5
  • Front brake type: Drum
  • Rear brake type: Drum
  • Bodyweight: 114kg
  • Tire Type: tubeless
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 10.5L
  • Mileage: 55-65 km/L
  • Headlight Type: Halogen Bulb
  • Odometer: Analog.

Reviews of Honda Shine:

  • In 125 cc segment, my one and only one choice CB shine .. Bike pickup equal to pulsar 150 and engine very smooth easy to ride and easy to control in all situations .. Maintenance quiet expensive cause for every 2 k km chain packet should be changed. Mileage around 50-55 km. Pros - pickup, smooth, and standard (built quality)Cons - maintenance.
  • Powerful bike.Very smooth running.Zero maintenance. Wish it had spokes in the wheel in place of alloy wheels, then it would have been a heavenly experience. But manufacturers don't give a damn what you like. You can blast yourself & go to hell for all they care. When I change my bike it would still be shine. I try to find reasons to drive it. It is my first and last love.