Honda has launched a new variant of the Shine 125, called the Shine 125 Limited Edition. Based on the Disc variant of the commuter, the special edition brings cosmetic changes while retaining the mechanical package of the standard model.
- New Pearl Siren Blue colour with revised tank graphics
- Gets pyrite brown coloured alloy wheels
- 124cc single-cylinder engine makes 10.6hp and 11Nm
Honda Shine 125 Limited Edition details
Based on the Shine 125 Disc variant, mechanically unchanged
The most notable difference the Shine 125 Limited Edition brings is its blue colour scheme and revised ‘Shine’ graphics on the fuel tank. While this Pearl Siren Blue colour is also available on the standard bike, the Limited Edition further distinguishes itself with painted alloy wheels. Other design elements like the chrome trim around the headlight, side panels, and exhaust cover, have been carried over.
Mechanically, the Shine 125 Limited Edition remains identical to the standard bike, powered by a 124cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing 10.8hp and 11Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a 5-speed gearbox.
The Limited Edition also retains the same feature set as the Disc variant, including a fully digital instrument cluster, side stand engine cut off, and a USB Type-C charging port.
The Honda Shine 125 is one of the manufacturer’s best-selling motorcycles in our market and the Limited Edition variant should offer buyers a more premium-looking option with the bolder graphics and coloured alloy wheels.
