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2014 Honda Activa 125 Review: Vision over Visibility

Activa tech specs

Activa 125 features a pilot lamp

The Activa 125 features a pilot lamp. Headlights provide good illumination in the dark.

Anodized footrests

Anodized foot-rests look smart.

Large rear tail-lamp looks neat

Large rear tail-lamp looks neat.

HET ensures good mileage

Honda Eco Technology ensures good mileage.

Spring loaded hydraulic type rear suspension

Spring loaded hydraulic type suspension at the rear.

A kick-starter has been provided

Honda has provided a kick-starter if the battery gives up.

The 190mm Nissin disc brake inspires confidence

A 190mm Nissin disc brake unit at the front

Clear-lens blinkers up front

Clear-lens blinkers flank the chrome-plated nose.

90/90- 12 MRF Rubber at the front.

90/90- 12 MRF Rubber at the front.

Activa? Maestro? Confused?

Honda Activa?Hero Maestro? Confused?

Switchgear from the Activa 110

Switchgear borrowed from the Activa 110.

Key-slot has a shutter lock.

Key-slot has a shutter lock.

Floorboard can accomodate the tallest of legs.

Floorboard can accommodate the tallest of legs.

No parking brake, why?

No parking brake! Makes you feel skeptical when parking on a slope.

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Relaxed riding position, acres of leg-room and a wide seat makes it a comfortable place to be.

Analog cum digital Speedometer

Analog cum digital speedometer, features a trip-meter which can be reset.

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Enough space below the seat for a medium sized helmet, any bigger and you will have to struggle clipping the seat back in it’s place.

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Rear-view mirrors could have been larger.

8 thoughts on “2014 Honda Activa 125 Review: Vision over Visibility”

  1. Very well reviewed. Good work. And why a taller scooter for an average female heighted at 5.2-5.4? Think they are targetting males now.

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