
Honda Shine
Honda Shine is a 123cc commuter bike with price starting from Rs. 85,021. It is available in 6 colours and 2 variants. Shine is a fuel efficient bike with mileage of 55 kmpl. It can achive a maximum speed of 90 kmph. The bike gets disc brakes in the front and drum brakes at the rear, apart from this it weighs 113 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 10.5 liters. Shine is a tough competitor to Bajaj Pulsar 125, Hero Glamour and Hero Splendor Plus .
Key Specifications of Shine
- 123 CCEngine
- 55 KmplMileage
- 10.74 PS @ 7500 rpmMax Power
- 10.5 LitersFuel Capacity
- 90 kmphTop Speed
- TubelessTyre Type
Honda Shine Price
Honda Shine price starts at Rs. 85,021(ex-showroom) for the base model in India while the top model price goes upto Rs. 90,341.
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Shine Key Highlights
Price: The Honda Shine price starts from Rs 79,800 for the drum variant and Rs 83,800 for the front disc brake version (both ex-showroom Delhi). The Honda Shine bike is available in Black, Genny Grey Metallic, Decent Blue Metallic, Rebel Red Metallic, and Matte Axis Grey.
Design: The Honda Shine 125 comes with a conservative, yet sharp design. Its headlight cowl comes with chrome accents, and the side panels get a chrome highlight as well, for a premium appeal. The sporty-looking graphics enhance the bike’s looks too. It features a long single-piece seat and ergonomics that encourage a laid-back riding posture, to suit daily commutes. The bike also gets a redesigned instrument console.
Features: The Honda Shine 125 comes with an all-new meter design which consists of a twin-pod analogue instrument cluster with tell-tale lights. There’s no smartphone connectivity even as an option. Other notable features include a silent starter, side stand indicator with engine cut-off function, engine kill switch, a three year standard warranty with the option to extend to 7 more years.
Engine: The Honda Shine is powered by a 123.94cc single-cylinder engine that churns out 10.74PS and 11Nm, working alongside a 5-speed gearbox with Honda’s eSP technology. It also gets a kick start lever in addition to silent start function. The Honda Shine mileage is 62kmpl in the city and 65kmpl on highway (tested).
Suspension, Brakes & Other Details: The Shine 125 is built on a diamond type frame linked to a telescopic fork and a pair of shock absorbers at the rear. The bike rolls on 18-inch alloy wheels wrapped with tubeless tyres. Braking is via a 240mm disc/ 130mm drum up front, and a 130mm rear drum, and has CBS with equalizer. Honda has equipped the bike with a 10.5 litre fuel tank, and a seat height of 791mm. It weighs 113kg kerb, and comes with a decent ground clearance of 162mm.
Rivals: The Honda Shine 125 competes with the Bajaj CT125X, Hero Super Splendor, and the Bajaj Pulsar 125. You can also take a look at the Hero Maestro Edge 125, TVS NTorq 125, and the Yamaha Fascino 125 in the same price bracket.
Variants: The Honda Shine comes in two variants (disc & drum) and can be purchased in five distinctive colours. Apart from the difference in braking hardware, the remaining mechanicals and features are similar across the board.
Pros and Cons of Shine
- Gets silent starter and an engine kill-switch
- 5-speed gearbox
- Is fuel-efficient
- Slightly costlier
- Conservative design
The Honda Shine makes for an excellent proposition for a daily-commuter bike. It offers useful features, a fuel-efficient engine with a 5-speed transmission, along with a silent starter for a fuss-free ride.
Latest Updates on Shine
The Honda Shine 125’s success also led the Japanese bikemaker to launch a smaller sibling, the Honda Shine 100.
Shine Colours
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Decent Blue Metallic
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Geny Gray Metallic
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Matte Axis Gray Metallic
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Pearl Igneous Black
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Pearl Siren Blue
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Rebel Red Metallic
Shine Videos
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Honda Shine 100 Walkaround Review| Small engine, big dreams! | Zigwheels15 Mar, 2023 7393 views 3:28
Shine User Reviews
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Mileage4.1/5
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Performance4.2/5
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Maintenance4/5
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Comfort4.1/5
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Features & Styling3.8/5
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- Mileage (192)
- Comfort (107)
- Engine (103)
- Experience (62)
- Performance (60)
- Service (57)
- Looks (57)
- Pickup (54)
- Maintenance (48)
- Power (34)
- Speed (32)
Questions & Answers on Shine
Answered by Zigwheels Expert- Latest
- Most Relevant
- For this, we would suggest you to visit the authorized service center as they will assist you regarding this. You can check the service center details here.
- Honda Shine already comes equipped with tubeless tyres as standard.
- The Honda Shine comes with 80/100-18 tubeless tyre at both front and rear.
- The fuel tank capacity of Honda Shine is 10.5 Liters.
- The Honda Shine has a 10.5 L of fuel tank capacity.
- It's 10.5 litres
- Honda Shine already comes equipped with tubeless tyres as standard.
- Tubeless
- The Honda Shine has a height of 1116 mm.
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