Honda SH125i 2014 vs. Honda Forza 125 2015
Honda SH125i 2014
Honda Forza 125 2015
Technical Specifications Honda SH125i 2014 compared to Honda Forza 125 2015
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
Honda SH125i 2014
The Honda SH125i has been a practical and reliable companion for years, so it's no wonder that it sells very well. The current version is better than ever, the engine is lively and the start-stop system also saves a little fuel - the green thumb is already up. The handling is very stable thanks to the large 16-inch tyres, but it doesn't get unwieldy in bends either - after all, at 134 kilos ready to ride, there's not too much mass to move. The compartment under the saddle can hold a full-face helmet, and the top case can also hold another helmet or bits and pieces, making it one of the best luggage compartments.
Honda Forza 125 2015
If it were up to Honda, the new Forza 125 should take the throne of the sporty 125cc luxury scooters from zero to everything. To this end, the technicians have put all their efforts into delivering a very credible and harmonious package: The engine is powerful and agile on the throttle and pushes the Forza 125 to speeds that it can keep up with overland and even on the motorway. The stable chassis meets both luxury and sporting requirements, and the equipment is complete, including the six-way adjustable windshield. The huge luggage compartment is particularly practical, making the Forza 125 a universal talent overall. You can always argue about looks, but the dynamic dress and the cool LED lighting will probably appeal to the majority of potential buyers.
