Up to 130 miles of fun on a Honda 125cc

With today's high fuel costs – coupled with rising inflation, interest rates and the general cost of living, a Honda motorcycle could be the perfect solution to get you where you need to go - plus it’s fun too!

£5 Fuel Consumption Comparisons across some of the models in our range (WMTC Test Figures)*

Model

Fuel consumption (km/L)

Fuel consumption (mi/L)

Range (on £5 of fuel)*

Full tank range

Cost to fill tank

CB125F

66.7 km/L

41.4 mi/L

137 miles

455.4 miles

£16.50 (11.0 L)

MSX125 Grom

65.7 km/L

40.8 mi/L

135 miles

244.8 miles

£9.00 (6.0 L)

Vision 110

54.5 km/L

33.9 mi/L

112 miles

166.1 miles

£7.35 (4.9 L)

PCX125

47.6 km/L

29.6 mi/L

98 miles

239.8 miles

£12.15 (8.1 L)

NC750X

28.6 km/L

17.8 mi/L

59 miles

251.0 miles

£21.15 (14.1 L)

CB500X

27.8 km/L

17.3 mi/L

57 miles

302.8 miles

£26.25 (17.5 L)

CRF1100L Africa Twin DCT

20.8 km/L

12.9 mi/L

42 miles

242.5 miles

£28.20 (18.8 L)

CB650R

20.4 km/L

12.7 mi/L

42 miles

195.6 miles

£23.10 (15.4 L)

NT1100

20.0 km/L

12.4 mi/L

41 miles

253.0 miles

£30.60 (20.4 L)

* £5 of fuel equates to 3.33 litres based on £1.50 per litre for unleaded petrol (current average UK fuel price as of 09/01/2023). Fuel data taken from www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/fuel-watch. Fuel prices are correct as of 09/01/2023, but are subject to change without notice. 1 kilometer per litre = 0.6214 miles per litre.

Fuel consumption figures quoted are results obtained by Honda under standardised testing conditions prescribed by WMTC (World Motorcycle Test Cycle) for comparative purposes. Range/distance stated for a particular value of fuel is based on these test figures and may not be achievable in real life. Actual fuel consumption and actual distance travelled on a particular value of fuel may vary depending on the price you actually pay for fuel, how you ride, tyre pressure, rider weight, cargo and other factors.

Save time and money on your daily commute

We all know public transport in the UK can be expensive, as well as occasionally unreliable and time consuming. First, there's the waiting time, then the stop, start, stop, start of a bus or train service can be monotonous and frustrating! By taking the journey by motorcycle, you could cut down the door-to-door commuting time. Plus, reports show that the costs of commuting via motorcycle (including fuel, insurance and road tax), may be cheaper too.

More freedom, flexibility, and fun!

Not only could motorcycle travel save time when compared to the public transport commute, it also means you don’t have to rely on other people to get to your destination. This is why so many people get motorcycles in the first place: the freedom of being able to do what you want, when you want. You’re free from the shackles of timetables and the dreaded delay messages over the station tannoy. Plus, when you’re riding your motorcycle, the journey won’t feel like a boring slog anymore. It just means you get to spend your mornings and afternoons doing the thing you love.