125cc motorcycle – every Honda 125 motorbike at a glance
A125cc motorcycle is the most popular way into biking: every 125 is learner legal and can be ridden on a category A1 motorcycle licence.
Buying a 125cc motorbike in Switzerland almost always means a Honda 125. From the classic 125cc naked bike and the cult mini street bike through to the first electric motorcycle in the class, Honda covers every riding style. Every lightweight motorcycle in category A1 produces a maximum of 11 kW (15 hp) and may be ridden in Switzerland from the age of 16.
The seven models at a glance: the Honda CB125R is the sportiest 125 motorcycle in the range – Neo Sports Café styling, TFT display, IMU-ABS and a Showa fork. The Honda WN7 is the first electric 125 motorbike from Honda: around 100 Nm of torque, up to 140 km of range and no gears to shift. The Honda MSX125 Grom is the most agile 125 cc motorcycle of them all, with a 761 mm seat height and roughly 103 kg. The Honda DAX125 combines retro design with a semi-automatic gearbox, while the Honda CB125F (CB125M) is the affordable, frugal beginner motorcycle for commuters. Two retro bikes complete the line-up: the Honda Monkey (Z125) as the cult 125cc mini bike and the Honda Super Cub (C125), the best-selling motorcycle series ever built.
Day to day, a 125 motorbike keeps costs low: fuel consumption from around 1.5 l/100 km, low insurance premiums, low road tax and long service intervals. Every A1 motorcycle is allowed on the motorway as soon as it reaches 80 km/h – most Honda 125 cc machines run 100 to 120 km/h.
Honda Motorrad Zürich AG in Volketswil – the first Honda Dream Dealer in Switzerland – stocks the largest choice of Honda 125cc motorcycles, with practically every model also available as an ex-demonstrator. Test rides are offered for a small contribution towards costs, which is credited against the purchase. Add leasing and finance through Honda Bank, plus new 125 motorbikes, inspected second hand machines and ex-demo models around the 125 cc class.
A Honda 125 makes an excellent first motorcycle: these small motorcycles stand out for their handling and their durability – which is also why they hold their value so well.
The Honda WN7 is the first full-size electric motorcycle from Honda in the A1 class. It does not replace a 125 motorbike with a combustion engine; it is a different answer to the same question – a lightweight motorcycle you are allowed to ride on an A1 licence.
Honda WN7 technical data and performance
The electric motor of the Honda WN7 delivers 11 kW of continuous power – exactly the limit that applies to the A1 licence. In performance terms that puts it on a par with a 125 cc motorcycle, but it delivers its torque from a standstill. There is no clutch and there are no gears: open the throttle and the bike moves.
Honda WN7 range and top speed
The range of the Honda WN7 is designed for everyday use around Zurich – the commute, the shopping run, an evening ride. One charge is comfortable for commuting and city traffic; anyone covering long distances every day is better served by a classic 125cc motorbike. Top speed is in line with what any A1 motorcycle achieves.
Honda WN7 price and running costs
The purchase price of the Honda WN7 is above a comparable combustion model, the running costs are below it: no petrol, no oil changes, no chain and sprocket set to the same extent, fewer wearing parts. Riders who spend most of their time in city traffic recoup part of the extra outlay through running costs. Current prices are available from us in Volketswil.
Who is the electric 125 right for?
The Honda WN7 suits riders with an A1 licence who are mainly out and about around Zurich and can charge at home or at work. If you plan weekend tours over the passes or have no charging point, the Honda CB125R, the Honda MSX125 Grom or the Honda DAX125 is the better choice. The easiest way to settle that question is a test ride.
Rank 3 – Honda MSX125 Grom: 125cc mini bike for the city
Compact, extremely agile and full of style – the perfect 125cc mini bike for city riders and younger customers.
Honda MSX125 Grom accessories and custom parts
For the MSX125 Grom there are two ready-made accessory packs and a range of individual parts from the Honda original accessory programme – all with a two-year warranty. We order the parts and fit them in our motorcycle workshop; fitting is not included in the part price. Every part is shown with a photograph in the accessories overview for the MSX125 Grom.
All prices non-binding and subject to change at any time · fitting not included.
Honda MSX125 Grom comfort pack
Hand deflectors and windscreen including the fitting kit in one pack. Part number 08HME-K26-CMF. Approx. CHF279, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
I am interested in accessories for the Honda MSX125 Grom
Luggage rack and saddlebag set including the mounting bracket. Part number 08HME-K26-TRA. Approx. CHF450, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda MSX125 Grom luggage rack
Adds storage space for personal belongings, permitted load up to 3 kg. Part number 08L72-K26-M60. Approx. CHF159, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda MSX125 Grom hand deflectors
Made from 2.5 mm polycarbonate, mounted on the prepared fixing points of the bodywork, protecting hands and forearms. Part number 08P71-K26-M50. Approx. CHF155, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda MSX125 Grom saddlebag
5 litres, 265 × 265 × 140 mm, load 1.0 kg, with a waterproof inner bag and a mesh pocket. Two are needed to fit both sides. Part number 08L74-K26-M50. Approx. CHF120, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda MSX125 Grom windscreen
3.5 mm polycarbonate, 231 × 248 mm, clear. Guides the airflow around the chest area and emphasises the headlight. Part number 08R71-K26-M50ZD. Approx. CHF105, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda MSX125 Grom pillion seat bag
Shaped to match the seat, expandable from 15 to 22 litres, rain cover included. Part number 08ESY-K26-RB. Approx. CHF105, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
All prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
The DAX125 combines retro design with simple operation and a relaxed ride. A genuine 125cc retro bike with lifestyle appeal.
Ideal for: riders who value style, light weight and individuality.
Honda DAX125 accessories and custom parts
The original accessories for the DAX125 cover luggage and comfort – as a ready-made accessory pack or as individual parts, with a two-year warranty. We order the parts and fit them in our motorcycle workshop. Every part is shown with a photograph in the accessories overview for the DAX125.
All prices non-binding and subject to change at any time · fitting not included.
Honda DAX125 travel pack
Ready-made accessory pack with USB charger, luggage carrier, saddlebag support, saddlebag and USB charger attachment. Part number 08HME-K0Z-TRA. Approx. CHF545, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
I am interested in accessories for the Honda ST125 DAX
Made from PVC tarpaulin, with a waterproof inner bag and a three-point adapter, removable with one hand. Part number 08ESY-K2W-SBS. Approx. CHF185, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda DAX125 luggage carrier
High-quality chrome finish, for carrying personal belongings safely. Part number 08L70-K2W-D10. Approx. CHF145, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda DAX125 heated grips
Slim design, the integrated circuit protects the battery against discharge. Cannot be fitted together with the original USB socket. Part number 08T70-K2W-J20. Approx. CHF180, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda DAX125 USB socket
Standard type C, automatically detects the connected device for optimum charging. Part number 08ESY-K2W-USBS. Approx. CHF79, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
All prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Rank 5 – Honda CB125F (CB125M) and its predecessor CBF125: 125cc motorbike for beginners
The CB125M is tough, reliable and frugal – a classic 125cc motorcycle for daily use. Ideal for: beginners and commuters.
The CB125F replaced the CBF125 in 2015. The older CBF125 was half-faired, weighed around 128 kg ready to ride and carried a 13-litre tank; the naked CB125F comes in at about 117 kg with 11 litres and runs 18-inch wheels instead of 17-inch. Both are 125s with 124 cm³ for the A1 licence. If you would like to buy a Honda CBF125, you will find both model lines in the vehicle list further down this page, new or second hand (prices are non-binding and subject to change).
Honda Super Cub (C125) – the most produced motorcycle series worldwide
The Super Cub is the modern take on the series Honda has built in greater numbers since 1958 than any other motorcycle. The low step-through frame, the semi-automatic gearbox without a hand clutch and the very low fuel consumption make it the most straightforward 125 motorbike for everyday use. Current stock with prices is shown in the vehicle list on this page.
Honda Monkey (Z125) – the 125cc retro mini bike with cult status
The Honda Monkey brings the cult minibike of the Sixties into the present day: small wheels, high handlebars, chrome detailing. As a 125cc mini bike it can be ridden on an A1 licence and suits everyone looking for a motorcycle with character rather than top speed. The machines available with prices are shown in the vehicle list on this page.
Honda Monkey accessories and custom parts
For the Monkey there are Honda original accessories with a two-year warranty. We order the parts and fit them in our motorcycle workshop. Every part is shown with a photograph in the accessories overview for the Monkey.
All prices non-binding and subject to change at any time · fitting not included.
Honda Monkey luggage carrier
High-quality chrome finish, for carrying personal belongings safely. Part number 08L70-K0F-D11. Approx. CHF130, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
I am interested in accessories for the Honda Z125 MA Monkey
Easy-kit with a 5-litre saddlebag and its carrier, 265 × 265 × 140 mm, with a carrying handle, easy to fit and remove; not suitable for riding with a pillion. Two are needed for fitting on both sides (one supplied). Part number 08ESY-K0F-SBGS. Approx. CHF179, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda Monkey heated grips
Slim design, concentrated on the coldest area of the hands; the integrated circuit protects the battery against discharge. Part number 08T70-K0F-JF0. Approx. CHF190, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda Monkey gear and clock display
Gear position and time display with an integrated clock function, housing 50 × 45 mm, display 18 × 20 mm. Part number 08ESY-K0F-CGS. Approx. CHF295, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
Honda Monkey USB socket
Standard type C, automatically detects the connected device for optimum charging. Part number 08ESY-K0F-USBS. Approx. CHF79, non-binding, prices subject to change at any time.
All prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Honda CB125R accessories – heated grips and rear seat bag with part number and price
CB125R from the Honda 2026 accessory brochure – CB125F, CBF125 and Super Cub on request
For the CB125R the Honda 2026 accessory brochure lists two easy-kits: the heated grips with adjustable heat levels and fitting kit, and the rear seat bag that expands from 15 to 22 litres. We order the parts and fit them in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Part
Part number
Price (non-binding)
Easy-kit heated gripsslim heated grips with adjustable heat levels and smart heat distribution, fitting kit included
08ESY-K98-HG
approx. CHF 340
Easy-kit rear seat bagrear bag shaped to the pillion seat, 15 L expandable to 22 L, 355 × 365 × 243 mm, special fixing included
08ESY-K98-RRSEAT
approx. CHF 115
All prices non-binding and subject to change at any time · fitting not included.
All prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Honda CB125F accessories – genuine parts on request
Our current Honda accessory catalogue has no dedicated page for the CB125F. Tell us the model year and frame number – we check with Honda which genuine accessories are available before you order. Prices on request – non-binding and subject to change; fitting in our motorcycle workshop.
I am interested in accessories for the Honda CB125F
Honda CBF125 accessories – genuine parts on request
Our current Honda accessory catalogue has no dedicated page for the CBF125. Tell us the model year and frame number – we check with Honda which genuine accessories are available before you order. Prices on request – non-binding and subject to change; fitting in our motorcycle workshop.
I am interested in accessories for the Honda CBF125
Honda Super Cub accessories – rear carrier, USB charger and heated grips with part number
For the Super Cub C125 the Honda brochures list three genuine parts: the chrome rear carrier (2024 brochure), the type-C USB charger and the heated grips (2025 brochure). The brochures give no Swiss prices – we quote them on request, non-binding. We order the parts and fit them in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Part
Part number
Price (non-binding)
Rear carrierhigh-quality chrome carrier for luggage (Honda brochure 2024)
08L70-K0G-910
on request
USB chargertype C, automatic device detection, max. 5 V / 1.5 A (7.5 W) (Honda brochure 2025); cannot be fitted together with the heated grips
All prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Learn to ride a 125cc motorcycle – courses for 125 bikes
Learning to ride a motorcycle safely on the road works best off road: with the best protective gear, a closed course to suit your level, an instructor and theory before you ride. Would you like to master your 125cc motorcycle better? Then book a course with MX-Academy – fun and progress guaranteed.
The motorcycle training facility in Schlatt is listed in NASAK, the Swiss federal inventory of nationally significant sports facilities held by Swiss Olympic.
All prices are non-binding and may change at any time. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form.
Frequently asked questions about 125cc motorcycles and Honda 125
What is a 125cc motorcycle and who is it for?
A125 motorbike is a motorcycle with a maximum of 125 cubic centimetres and no more than 11 kW (15 hp). 125cc motorcycles are ideal for beginners, for young riders from the age of 16 with an A1 licence and for commuters. A125cc motorbike offers reliable engineering, low fuel consumption and easy handling – perfect as a first motorcycle.
Which Honda 125 motorbikes are available in Switzerland?
Honda offers these top five 125cc motorcycles: 1. Honda CB125R (naked / Neo Sports Café), 2. Honda WN7 (electric A1), 3. Honda MSX125 (Grom), 4. Honda DAX125 (retro), 5. Honda CB125M/CB125F. Every A1 motorcycle is available from Honda Motorrad Zürich AG.
Which is the best Honda 125cc motorcycle?
The best 125 cc motorcycle from Honda is the Honda CB125R – with premium equipment, a TFT display, IMU-ABS and a state-of-the-art Showa fork. This 125cc motorbike offers the strongest overall package of all Honda 125 cc machines and stands out for its riding comfort in town and on country roads.
Which licence do I need for a lightweight motorcycle?
A125cc motorcycle requires a category A1 motorcycle licence, which can be obtained in Switzerland from the age of 16. With the A1 licence you may ride any 125 motorbike producing up to 11 kW (15 hp) on public roads. No licence is needed to buy one.
From what age can you ride a 125 cc motorcycle?
In Switzerland you may ride a 125cc motorbike from the age of 16 with the A1 licence. Lightweight motorcycles are therefore the youngest motorcycle category and the ideal way into riding for teenagers. Honda Motorrad Zürich AG offers every Honda 125cc motorcycle for this age group.
What are the technical specifications of the Honda CB125R?
The Honda CB125R is the top 125 motorbike from Honda: 124.9 cc DOHC single-cylinder, 11 kW (15 hp) at 10,000 rpm, six-speed gearbox, approx. 130 kg, 816 mm seat height, 10.1 litre tank, TFT display, LED lighting, IMU-ABS and a premium Showa fork. The sportiest of all Honda 125 motorcycles.
Is there an electric 125cc motorcycle from Honda?
Yes, the Honda WN7 is an electric A1 motorcycle with 11 kW, approx. 100 Nm of torque, up to 140 km of range, a TFT display, RoadSync, Smart Key, several riding modes and a CCS2 charging port. This electric motorcycle is ideal for tech-minded riders in city traffic and the most modern of all Honda 125 machines.
What is the Honda MSX125 and who does it suit?
The Honda MSX125 (Grom) is a cult mini bike among A1 motorcycles – 124 cc, approx. 7.3 kW, five-speed, only around 103 kg and a 761 mm seat height. This 125 cc motorcycle is compact, extremely agile and full of style. It is perfect for urban riders and younger riders looking for a lifestyle 125cc mini bike.
What is the Honda DAX125 and what makes it special as a lightweight motorcycle?
The Honda DAX125 is a retro mini 125cc motorbike with 124 cc, 6.9 kW, a semi-automatic four-speed gearbox, approx. 107 kg and a 775 mm seat height. This 125 cc motorcycle combines retro design with simple operation – ideal for riders who value style, light weight and individuality in a 125cc retro bike.
What is the Honda CB125M/CB125F as a 125cc motorcycle?
The Honda CB125M (CB125F) is the classic beginner 125 motorbike from Honda – 124 cc, approx. 8 kW, five-speed, approx. 117 kg and a 790 mm seat height. This 125cc motorcycle is tough, reliable and frugal – ideal for beginners and commuters looking for an everyday A1 motorcycle.
How much does a Honda 125cc motorcycle cost in Switzerland?
Honda 125 cc motorcycles are available in several price brackets. Entry-level 125cc motorbikes such as the CB125M start at around CHF 4,500 (non-binding, prices may change at any time), while the CB125R sits in the higher segment as the premium 125 cc motorcycle. For current prices of all lightweight motorcycles: Honda Motorrad Zürich AG
Can I lease or finance a 125cc motorcycle?
Yes, every Honda 125cc motorbike can be financed or leased through Honda Bank (CA Autofinance). Flexible terms and attractive conditions make your chosen lightweight motorcycle possible without tying up a large amount of capital. All the details: motorcycle leasing and finance
What is the fuel consumption of a 125cc motorcycle?
Honda 125 motorbikes are very frugal: the Honda MSX125 uses only around 1.5 l/100 km, the CB125R around 2.1 l/100 km. 125cc motorcycles are among the most economical vehicles on the road. The Honda WN7 as an electric 125 cc motorcycle has no fuel costs at all.
Can you ride a 125cc motorcycle on the motorway?
Yes, in Switzerland a 125 motorbike may be ridden on the motorway provided it reaches a top speed of at least 80 km/h. The Honda CB125R and the other Honda A1 motorcycles are approved for motorway use.
What is the top speed of an A1 motorcycle?
Most Honda 125cc motorcycles reach a top speed of around 100 to 120 km/h. The Honda CB125R as the strongest 125cc motorbike in the range reaches approx. 110 km/h, the Honda WN7 as the electric 125 cc motorcycle approx. 120 km/h. That makes 125 cc motorcycles suitable for country roads as well.
Which 125cc motorcycle has the lowest seat height?
The Honda MSX125 has the lowest seat height of all Honda 125cc motorbikes at 761 mm – ideal for shorter riders. The Honda DAX125 follows with 775 mm. Anyone looking for a low seat height among lightweight motorcycles is best served by these two 125 cc machines.
Which lightweight motorcycle is the lightest?
The Honda MSX125 is the lightest of all Honda 125 motorbikes at approx. 103 kg – followed by the CB125M at approx. 117 kg. A light 125cc motorcycle is particularly agile and easy to handle, which makes it the ideal small motorcycle for beginners.
What is the range of a 125cc motorcycle?
Honda 125cc motorcycles offer very good range: the Honda CB125R covers approx. 400 km on one tank, the MSX125 approx. 390 km. The electric 125 motorbike Honda WN7 reaches up to 140 km. Every A1 motorcycle is therefore suitable for everyday use.
Which 125cc motorcycle is recommended for women?
The Honda MSX125 with its 761 mm seat height and 103 kg and the Honda DAX125 with 775 mm are particularly suitable for female riders among the 125cc motorcycles. A low seat and low weight make getting started easier. More on women and motorcycles
Which A1 motorcycle is best for commuters?
For commuting the Honda CB125R and the CB125M work particularly well as a 125cc motorcycle – low running costs, reliable engineering and good range make them the ideal 125 cc machine for everyday use. The Honda WN7 as an electric 125cc motorbike is ideal for short city commutes.
Which 125cc motorcycles have an automatic gearbox?
Among the lightweight motorcycles the Honda DAX125 offers a semi-automatic four-speed gearbox with no clutch lever. The Honda WN7 as an electric machine has no manual gearbox either. These 125cc motorcycles are particularly beginner-friendly.
Can I ride a 125 motorbike on a learner licence?
Yes, in Switzerland 125cc motorcycles may also be ridden on a category A1 learner licence. When learning on a 125cc motorbike a professional riding course is strongly recommended. More on the motorcycle licence in Switzerland and on courses at MX-Academy
What is the difference between a 125cc motorcycle and a 125cc scooter?
A125cc motorcycle such as the CB125R or the MSX125 has a manual gearbox and offers a sportier ride; A1 motorcycles are closer to big bikes in chassis terms. A 125cc scooter has automatic transmission and more storage space. Both categories can be ridden on the A1 licence.
Does an off-road course improve riding a 125cc motorcycle?
Yes, absolutely. Off-road training at the MX-Academy in Schlatt trains balance, throttle control and braking – skills that transfer directly to riding an A1 motorcycle on the road. Recommended for every 125cc motorcycle rider: motorcycle riding safety course
Can I test ride 125 cc motorcycles at Honda Motorrad Zürich?
Yes, Honda Motorrad Zürich AG has practically every Honda 125cc motorcycle available as a demonstrator. A test ride on the 125 cc motorbike of your choice is possible – simply arrange an appointment. All the details: motorcycle test ride and rental
Can I buy lightweight motorcycles new or second hand at Honda Motorrad Zürich?
Yes, alongside new 125cc motorcycles Honda Motorrad Zürich AG also offers second hand 125cc motorbikes and ex-demonstrators. A second hand 125cc motorcycle is often considerably cheaper. The current stock with prices is shown in the vehicle list on this page.
How do I insure a 125cc motorcycle in Switzerland?
In Switzerland third-party liability insurance is a legal requirement for every lightweight motorcycle. A1 motorcycles usually carry very low premiums. Partial or fully comprehensive cover is worth considering for any 125cc motorcycle as well. Honda Motorrad Zürich is happy to advise.
What does it cost to run a 125cc motorcycle?
Honda 125 cc motorcycles are very cheap to run: low fuel consumption from 1.5 l/100 km, low insurance premiums, low road tax and typical Honda reliability with long service intervals. 125cc motorbikes are among the cheapest vehicles of all in terms of running costs.
Which 125 cc motorcycle offers the best value for money?
Among all Honda lightweight motorcycles the Honda CB125R offers the best value for money – premium equipment, a TFT display, IMU-ABS and 11 kW at an attractive price. For beginners the CB125M is the most affordable 125cc motorcycle with solid Honda quality.
What is the best way to learn to ride a 125 motorbike?
The best way is a professional riding course at the MX-Academy in Schlatt – the largest off-road school in Europe, on a facility listed by Swiss Olympic. Off-road courses for 125cc motorcycle riders improve safety and riding skill enormously. All the details: learning motorcycle riding
Where can I buy the best Honda 125cc motorcycles in Zurich?
The best Honda 125 motorbikes come from Honda Motorrad Zürich AG, Chlirietstrasse 12, 8604 Volketswil – the first Honda Dream Dealer in Switzerland. Every 125cc motorcycle is on display in our showroom and can be test ridden. Tel. 044 908 20 00, info@honda-zuerich.ch
What is the difference between the Honda CBF125 and the CB125F?
They are two different model lines: the CB125F replaced the CBF125 in 2015. The CBF125 was half-faired, weighed around 128 kg ready to ride and had a 13-litre tank; the CB125F is naked, comes in at about 117 kg with 11 litres and runs 18-inch wheels instead of 17-inch. Both have 124 cm³ and suit the A1 licence. You can see which machines are currently available in the vehicle list on this page. If you would like to buy a Honda CBF125, we are happy to advise you in person: phone 044 908 20 00.
125cc motorcycles and 125 motorbikes – our catchment area
Honda Motorrad Zürich AG in Volketswil ZH sells, services and customises Honda 125cc motorcycles for riders from Zürich, Uster, Wetzikon, Winterthur, Dübendorf, Wallisellen, Kloten, Bülach, Greifensee, Effretikon, Bassersdorf, Rümlang, Regensdorf, Dietikon, Adliswil, Rapperswil-Jona, Pfäffikon ZH, Hinwil, Zug, Baar, Frauenfeld, Wil SG and Schaffhausen – and for the cantons of Zürich, Aargau, Thurgau, Schwyz, Zug, St. Gallen and Schaffhausen. English-speaking customers are welcome; we deliver anywhere in Switzerland.
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