Honda Shine, Honda SP 125 Prices Increased

- Prices for Honda Shine, Honda SP 125 increased by over Rs. 1,200
- The Honda Shine is the brand's highest-selling motorcycle in India
- Prices for Honda Shine now begin at Rs. 72,787 (Ex-showroom, Delhi)
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has increased prices of its bestselling 125 cc motorcycles, the Honda Shine, as well as the Honda SP 125. The price hike has been attributed to rising input costs, and both motorcycles do not get any feature or mechanical changes with the increased prices. Prices for both the Honda Shine and Honda SP 125 have been increased by just over Rs. 1,200 on the Delhi ex-showroom prices. Both the Shine and SP 125 are available in two variants each, with a front drum brake version and a front disc brake version.
Also Read: Honda SP 125 First Ride Review

Prices for the Honda Shine now begin at Rs. 72,787 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) for the drum brake variant, while the disc brake variant is priced at Rs. 77,582 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).
Prices for the Honda Shine have been increased from Rs. 71,550 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) for the drum brake variant to Rs. 72,787 (Ex-showroom Delhi), while prices for the disc brake variant have been increased from Rs. 76,346 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) to Rs. 77,582 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).

The Honda SP 125 is now priced at Rs. 78,381 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) for the drum brake variant, while the SP 125 disc brake variant is now price at Rs. 82,677 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).
Prices for the Honda SP 125 drum brake variant have been increased from Rs. 77,145 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) to Rs. 78,381 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) while prices for the disc brake variant of the Honda SP 125 have been increased from Rs. 81,441 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) to Rs. 82,677 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).
Also Read: Honda SP 125 Now Offered With Cashback Of Rs. 3,500
Both the Honda Shine and Honda SP 125 are powered by a 124 cc, single-cylinder engine with the exact bore and stroke. The power and torque figures are slightly different though, with the Honda Shine's engine making 10.6 bhp at 7,500 rpm, with peak torque of 11 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The Honda SP 125's engine makes 10.7 bhp at 7,500 rpm, with peak torque of 10.9 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The Honda SP 125 is marginally heavier than the Honda Shine.
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