Honda Grazia Specifications
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| Mileage : | 60 Kmpl |
| Engine Displ. : | 124.9 cc |
| Brakes Front : | Disc |
| Power : | 8.63 PS @ 6500 rpm |
| Kerb Weight : | 107 kg |
| Starting : | Kick and Self Start |
| Wheels Type : | Alloy |
| Tyre Type : | Tubeless |
| Digital Fuel Indicator : | yes |
| Standard Warranty (Years) : | 2 |
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Honda Grazia Specifications Summary
| Grazia Variants | Key Specifications | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| STD Rs. 61,561 | 46 Kmpl, 124.9 cc, 8.63 PS @ 6500 rpm, 107 kg view all | Drum Brakes Front, Steel Rims Wheels, Tubeless Tyre, Digital Fuel Indicator, yes Digital Fuel Indicator view all |
| Alloy Rs. 63,492 | 60 Kmpl, 124.9 cc, 8.63 PS @ 6500 rpm, 107 kg view all | Drum Brakes Front, Alloy Wheels, Tubeless Tyre, Digital Fuel Indicator, yes Digital Fuel Indicator view all |
| DLX Rs. 65,933 | 60 Kmpl, 124.9 cc, 8.63 PS @ 6500 rpm, 107 kg view all | Disc Brakes Front, Alloy Wheels, Tubeless Tyre, Digital Fuel Indicator, yes Digital Fuel Indicator view all |
About Grazia Specs and Features
Honda Grazia price starts at Rs.61,561 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) and the top end variant Honda Grazia DLX is priced at Rs. 65,933 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). The Grazia is powered by the same 124.9cc petrol engine seen on the Activa 125. It produces 8.5PS of power and 10.54Nm of peak torque, mated to a CVT transmission. It gets 12-inch 90/90 tyre at the front and a 12-inch 90/100 tyre at the rear. Braking is via 130mm drums on both sides with standard CBS. A front 190mm disc brake is available as an option.
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Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Grazia
Q. As Grazia has a fibre body, will it be good for a long use?
- Grazia has been designed with fibre material to keep the kerb weight down to 107kg. With great refinement levels and top-notch build quality, the Grazia feels every bit a proper Honda scooter. The sustainability of the vehicle depends on how is it used and maintained. Rest we would recommend that you may please take a test ride of the scooter so that you can get an idea of ease and riding comfort.Read more: https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/honda-grazia-first-ride-review/29114/ : By Zigwheels | 10 months ago
- It's good for long ride. But go for activa, it's better than Grazia : By Benil | 10 months ago
- How can you say that Activa is better than Grazia? : By Dharendra | 10 months ago
Q. I should buy the Honda Grazia or not?
- If u want long lasting scooty like for about 5 years then do not buy it : By Hamza | 1 year ago
- Height doesn't matter : By Mohsin | 6 months ago
- Grazia is better. : By Abdhesh | 11 months ago
Q. Does it have a bigger wheel size as compared to Honda Grazia, Suzuki Burgman - NTORQ?
- Yes, NTORQ has not only bigger tires as compared to Grazia and Burgman, but, it also has fatter tire as compared to them. That is why NTORQ feels way more smoother at higher speeds(above 95 kmph) as compared to both of them. More over, Both Grazia and Burgman has 12 inch at the front and 10 inch at the rear, whereas, NTORQ has 12 inch at both ends.Hope this helps!!! : By Anish | 11 months ago
- Yes, All have same Front Wheel Size i.e. 12 Inches but Ntorq Rear Wheel Size is 12 Inches were Burgman and Grazia have 10 Inches Rear Wheel Size. Also Front/Rear Tyre Size of Ntorq is similar 100/80-12 whereas Burgman and Grazia have Front 90/90-12 and Rear 90/100-10. : By Saurabh | 11 months ago
- Yup , it got larger, lighter and thicker tyress of the three scooter in comparison. : By Ainz | 11 months ago
Q. Is alloy available in Grazia DLX?
- Yes : By Soumen | 1 month ago
- Yes, Grazia DLX is equipped with Alloy wheels. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
Q. Does this bike has dual real shocks - Grazia?
- Honda Grazia gets Spring Loaded Hydraulic rear suspension (Single). : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
Q. Is this a good two wheeler for a beginner and is it worth ed to be bought as by looking at its spec and the price - Grazia?
All Grazia Questions and Answers
- With great refinement levels and top-notch build quality, the Grazia feels every bit a proper Honda scooter. he Grazia demands a fair premium over the Dio and is a little more expensive than the Activa 125 DLX as well. While it does offer great styling and a first-for-a-scooter LED headlight, we think its higher pricing might put it a bit out of reach for college goers. However, with a healthy dose of practicality in addition to its funky aesthetics, this should certainly appeal to those still young at heart. Do take a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort. Also Read - Honda Grazia First Ride Review: https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/honda-grazia-first-ride-review/29114 : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- To be Frank, I had booked grazia much before it was launched. I just looked at its prior launch video n just went for it assuming its HONDA and will not be disappointed. Off course this was purely my thought, its upto you to make a choice as we hv TVS Ntorq now which is superb...not to forget Aprilla n new active 125 launch. Best of luck : By Edwin | 4 weeks ago
- With a price tag of Rs 57,897, The Grazia is more affordable than the Vespa and a bit more expensive than the Access 125. For that extra over the Access, you get a fresh design with all the modern gimmicks like full LED headlamps and digital instrument cluster along with Honda’s reliability and service support. So, if you are looking for a fuss-free head turner, this might be the one for you. Read more: Honda Grazia First Ride Review - https://bit.ly/2hlrgrM Honda Grazia VS Suzuki Access 125 - Comparison Review - https://bit.ly/2ojdaKP : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago