Honda Shine 125 Disc Brake Model Updates

The Honda Shine 125, particularly the Disc Brake model, has been updated with a silent start system, enhancing the riding experience with reduced noise during startup. This feature, along with the side stand engine cut-off and alloy wheels, makes the bike more convenient and stylish. I believe these updates make the Honda Shine 125 a compelling choice for commuters.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the OBD2 compliant Honda Shine 125, with the Disc variant priced at Rs. 83,800. This model features a 240mm disc brake at the front, providing better braking performance. I think the addition of OBD2 compliance and the disc brake makes this bike a strong contender in the 125cc segment.

The Honda Shine 125 Disc Brake model comes equipped with a Combined Braking System (CBS), which is a mandatory safety feature for all two-wheelers with engines 125cc or smaller. This system enhances braking safety by providing feedback from the front brakes when the rear brake is applied. I believe this feature significantly improves the bikes safety profile.

The Honda Shine 125 has achieved significant sales milestones, including selling over 1 lakh units in a single month. This indicates the bikes popularity and reliability among Indian commuters. I believe its enduring success is a testament to Hondas engineering and customer trust.

Honda has introduced the 2017 BS IV compliant model of the CB Shine, which includes the auto headlamp on (AHO) feature and new HET tires. Although this update is from an older model, it set the stage for the current Shine 125s compliance with emission norms. I think this move was a step in the right direction for environmental and safety standards.