Only One Fault That Make Disappointment. Review on Honda Shine 125

Honda Shine is undoubtedly amazing bike with compared to other bikes in this range. But just one demerit that make the users disappoint. That one is the average of the bike. 90% of users who are using this bike for a log time, they often complaint that Honda Shine which gives the average of 65, it starts decreasing soon after a long travel of the bike. Definitely other bikes are also having the same problem, but it is noted that Honda Shine makes this mistake often. the average of 65 comes lower to 40 after using about one or one and a half year. Ignoring this Disadvantage, the bike is definitely an admirable one. The average should be maintained because it is a basic requirements of the users as every user conforms the average of the bike before buying it. Honda Shine 125 cc comes in three different types of the same model.

1. Honda Shine with Drum brake(Which is a normal brake which can be applied at the speed below 60 km/h safely)

2.Honda Shine with Disc Brake(Which contains a drum with disc brake, applied when the bike is running over 60-70 km/h to make a smooth-able and safe stop)

3.Honda Shine with Rim Brake(which may be applied to the both of the tires when bike is at extreme speed and to prevent the jerk from sudden brake of the bike)

This three different brakes depends upon the speed of bike as well as the rider of the bike. The CB Shine is a 125 cc commuter motorcycle developed by Honda for the mass market segment. The Shine caters to a segment of buyers who are fine with understated looks but expect respectable performance and efficiency. This coupled with Honda’s refinement and reliability makes the Shine a solid all round package.The CB Shine gets some nice graphics that can be seen running all over the fuel tank and a 3D Honda emblem on the fuel tank gives it a distinct style. The motorcycle gets a lightweight advanced diamond frame and is powered by 124 cc single cylinder air-cooled Honda Eco Technology(HET) engine. The engine churns out 10.12bhp at 7500 rpm and 10.54Nm at 5500 rpm and is mated to a four speed gearbox. The Honda CB Shine is sold in five colours – Force Silver Metallic, Black, Geny Grey Metallic, Rebel Red Metallic and Monsoon Grey Metallic. It is available in three different variants – Self-Disc-Alloy, Kick-Drum-Spoke and Self-Drum-Alloy.