First introduced in Malaysia in 2011, the 2018 Honda Dash 125 is now updated and priced at RM5,999 for the base model Type ‘S’ with single disc brake. It is joined by the double disc brake Type ‘R’ Wave Dash 125 at RM6,299 and Repsol Edition at RM6,499, with prices excluding road tax, insurance and registration.
Up in displacement from the previous generation 109 cc Dash FI, the Dash 125 produces 9.85 hp at 8,000 rpm and 9.54 Nm of torque from its 124.89 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, two-valve engine. A four-speed automatic gearbox drives a chain to the rear wheel and fuelling is by Honda’s PGM-FI.
Suspension is with conventional telescopic forks and twin shock absorbers adjustable for pre-load. Depending on model, the Dash 125 uses a hydraulic front disc brake and either a drum rear brake or hydraulic disc rear brake.
Seat height on the Dash 125 is 767 mm from the ground with wet weight claimed to be 103 kg. Starting is with electric and kick-starting. The Dash 125 will be used in the Malaysian Cub Prix series in the Honda One-Make Race, with the race now being renamed the “Honda Dash 125 Challenge.”
There are four colour options for the 2018 Honda Dash 125 – Pearl Magellanic Black, Vivacity Red, Pearl Nightfall Blue and Repsol racing livery. Deliveries of the Dash 125 at Boon Siew Honda Malaysia dealers will begin this week.
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Mohan, will this new Dash 125 will replace the old 110cc or sell along together?? How about wave 125i, it still available or been replace by Dash 125??
u will never see two girls like this on this sort of bike ever in real life
Lousy engine
Many ppl wait for 135cc
Green/black and red looks awesome. The repsol edition feels off.
Especially the wheels ._.
Those orange wheels are hot stuff… target of thieves.
It would be perfect if the rear suspension of this bike being shift to mono shock for better handling especially during cornering.
whenever a new under 250cc bike launch news, i just press ctrl+f and type abs. if can’t find it in the article, i just skip it. #malaysianlivesmatter
Kalau keje sendiri boleh loun ke
I think the reason for 125 is because of Harapan Fuel Subsidy manifesto……soon only 125cc is allowed for petrol subsidy
EX5 110, Wave Alpha 110, Wave Dash 110, Wave/Future 125… Now Dash 125… Seriously Boon Siew? Grow up, please!
6k for a kapcai? that thing can’t even hold 110km/j on the road.
honda i waiting for cbr 250rr .. next year? plz answer :(
While in BS Honda is launching more shitty models in Malaysia. Thailand Honda motorcycle launches all new pcx hybrid scooter of course with test ride event.
Very expensive
Kelajuan maksimum 100km/j…
Ex5 bole potong…
Nak sale banyak2 mcm Mana!!!
Lampu belakang Tak lawa…
Honda dicipta untuk penjimatan, kalau nak laju, tak payah pakai kapchai, tangkap superbike terus, mentaliti kena ubah. Kenderaan digunakan untuk memudahkan kita bergerak dari point A ke B, bukan berlumaba!
Is this fi or not
Making money by colour.. Same old tech on engine(overheating pblm).. Sorry not interrested..
Whilst I am not a South East Asian Native I do spend a fair bit of time in the region and have a interest in Cub Prix as I have spent years on race bikes back in Europe and the thing that I cannot understand is why detailed parts list are not listed for these machines.
Case in point is the tire sizes and what rims the older CP115 where running for example!!!!, such companies sell parts for said bikes but a lot of the time the items do not match up to what the actual race bikes are set up like, you have bikes running a 90/80-17 front tire that needs a 1.85 rim width but the main sponsor supplier will not list said rim for that machine in the correct width.. Obviously there is a fair bit of custom working going on and that is what I am interested in.
I just wish one of my trips was to a region that was running a Cub Prix race so I could take copious amounts of notes as finding detailed information esp in English seems to be lacking.
Lovely pics BTW,
Regards