Honda CB125x...?

[pdedse]

I searched but didn't find any mention yet here of the Honda cb125x.

Link to Honda cb125x at ADVMoto

It's the kind of bike I see myself "upgrading" to at some point.:biker:

But I might have to relocate as the article states:

Should the bike go into production, it's unlikely we'll see it in America, but it is a sign that Team Red is paying attention to the growing ADV community.

It looks so clean, but then again I don't see turn signals, but maybe they are built-in to fairing and tail light? And not sure where the license plate would go, but I like it.

 

[the Ferret]

Wow it looks a lot lime the Cb500x and the CB700/750x

 

[Nortoon_imp]

id be all over that. too heavy adventure/dirt bikes suck. my old dirtbike was a new yz85. people laughed until i was able to lift it out of the mud myself in the local atv park, while it would take 2 to 3 of us to dig out my riding buddies cr500. also never wore me out. that things right up my alley.

Stripped all the street stuff off my Hodaka ACE 90 and added a racing piston and stinger exhaust. What a noisy bike, but a lot of fun off road. Even though I only weighed 163 pounds, I could pick it up.

Flying across a sandy field, it started to bog. Despite a lot of hurried downshifting, it came to a halt. The bike was axle deep in soggy clay. I dismounted and with a lot of pushing and throttle, I was able to move the bike back to firm ground. Then I had to follow the holes my feet had made to retrieve my running shoes.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

id be all over that. too heavy adventure/dirt bikes suck. my old dirtbike was a new yz85. people laughed until i was able to lift it out of the mud myself in the local atv park, while it would take 2 to 3 of us to dig out my riding buddies cr500. also never wore me out. that things right up my alley.

Stripped all the street stuff off my Hodaka ACE 90 and added a racing piston and stinger exhaust. What a noisy bike, but a lot of fun off road. Even though I only weighed 163 pounds, I could pick it up.

Flying across a sandy field, it started to bog. Despite a lot of hurried downshifting, it came to a halt. The bike was axle deep in soggy clay. I dismounted and with a lot of pushing and throttle, I was able to move the bike back to firm ground. Then I had to follow the holes my feet had made to retrieve my running shoes.

lol - some people might call that quick sand.