The bike was never restored to the best of my knowlege. When purchased from Minnesota a few years ago the bike was covered in dust, but started and ran perfect.. All I have done is to clean and polish or wax. Thanks Dennis
Mine was exactly the same but green, les deux mêmes compteurs (km/h et t/mn) mais pris sur une autre moto "pour faire plus beau" : le tachymètre n'était pas branché car il n'y avait pas de prise sur le moteur. Excellent souvenirs : en France on appelait ça un "mono". Thanks
Love that old honda sound. From the old 125s, 100s and the later xr75s, the sound was basically the same. It was the sound of the dirt bike 70's. Everybody (almost) had a honda back then in my neighborhood. VERY nice bike.
Dennis, I recently bought a bike exactly like this one. It was my uncles for 30 years. Great shape, not quite as prestine as yours... Has 4,500 miles on it. It hadn't ran it quite some time, and I recently went throught it. Runs very well, but not perfect. I believe I need a new carb. Can you recommend a source for parts for this bike? - drahaus2002@yahoo.com
Great looking bike. I'm looking for a starter bike for around town and campus would you recommend an old cb?I.E. Is the upkeep fairly simple and does it require a motorcycle license? Thanks
Here in Michigan, U.S.A. anything over 49 c.c. you need a motorcycle endorsement. The maintenance is easy, and this bike is currently for sale $2,000.00 Ann Arbor MI.
i'm 16 and this spring my grandpa gave me a 1995 cb125 it looks exactly like this one. i am looking for some side cover's for it but it looks just as good if not better than this one.
I got a 74 CB125S. thats been turned into a mini cafe road racer. with many old school upgrades with fitting diffrent factory honda parts. these little hondas last forever if taken care of.
Great bike! Now I know where the CG and TM series Hondas here in the Philippines derive from. From the exterior they look very much alike but I wonder how they differ inernally, what with the different market considerations made for the CB and the TM. It'd be interesting to take them apart and make a side by side comparison.
The main difference of the original CG and the CB was that the CG used a pushrod instead of a cam chain. It generally lasted longer, but was a little more expensive to replace. Nowadays with the CG series still going and the CB series out the CG's of today are far better than any CB from back then.
Great looking bike! Im picking up a 1975 CB125 this weekend... I will try to post a video... This was a great year for the cb125, they had the tach, mechanical disc brake, no chrome rear shock covers, only came in one color (blue) :)
your bike is beautiful!
I'm brazilian, my father has a honda cb 125 75/76!
is all original except the exhaust!
have a nice day!
henrynhk 3 weeks ago
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henrynhk 3 weeks ago
love the bike!!
joonoo 1 month ago
i like this bike can you sell it i want to buy it
MrVickykhan007 2 months ago
ahh! I love this sound!!! =D
Pelle90 2 months ago
This bike sold in 1010 for $1,700. veri nice bike.
hortondennis1 4 months ago
Did you ever sell it?
stampede963 4 months ago
怠速有點高
z9344 4 months ago
Nice bike, I just bought one just like it same color and everything, probely just as clean. currently on a hunt for a side cover
wakeboardingadam 5 months ago
freakin drive it
chadlebaron123 6 months ago
great bike! i restored one identical, but mine's burnt orange & a '73.
jennytheartist 1 year ago
Does this have the same motor as the Honda CL125S?
Let me know.
Bosmob 1 year ago
The bike was never restored to the best of my knowlege. When purchased from Minnesota a few years ago the bike was covered in dust, but started and ran perfect.. All I have done is to clean and polish or wax. Thanks Dennis
hortondennis1 1 year ago
Dennis, I was wondering if this bike was restored at any point or if it's just been preserved well. If restored, what was done that you know of?
TheAlpineProject 1 year ago
Mine was exactly the same but green, les deux mêmes compteurs (km/h et t/mn) mais pris sur une autre moto "pour faire plus beau" : le tachymètre n'était pas branché car il n'y avait pas de prise sur le moteur. Excellent souvenirs : en France on appelait ça un "mono". Thanks
neverisap 1 year ago
:D graba un video andandola kiero restaurar la de mi padre
remk4 1 year ago
Love that old honda sound. From the old 125s, 100s and the later xr75s, the sound was basically the same. It was the sound of the dirt bike 70's. Everybody (almost) had a honda back then in my neighborhood. VERY nice bike.
cjsule 1 year ago
1879 called, they want their camera back;)
great bike!
bakkejan 1 year ago
i had one in 1978. reg' number PUD 36 L,wonder if it's still around?
fj9fl 1 year ago
Dennis, I recently bought a bike exactly like this one. It was my uncles for 30 years. Great shape, not quite as prestine as yours... Has 4,500 miles on it. It hadn't ran it quite some time, and I recently went throught it. Runs very well, but not perfect. I believe I need a new carb. Can you recommend a source for parts for this bike? - drahaus2002@yahoo.com
paulnnicole1999 1 year ago
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WOW that was my first bike the sound of you kickstarting her is outstanding
flipoff46 1 year ago
WOW that was my first bike the sound of you kickstarting her is outstandig
flipoff46 1 year ago
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yeaa i had one this honda CB125 long time ago,,,
i miss it
bestamerica 1 year ago
How about a phone call 734-971-1794 Thanks Dennis
hortondennis1 1 year ago
I am interested in purchasing this how can i contact you
pigfanlover 1 year ago
Hi Skippy, The bike just happens to be for sale how does $2000.00 sound. Dennis you can reach me at 734-276-7648.
hortondennis1 1 year ago
I LIKE TO BUY THIS BIKE !!! E-MAIL ME !!! SKIPPY .
gunsguitars 1 year ago
That's a really nice little bike. I had the earlier version back in seventies, the one that was fitted with drum brakes
After seeing this I would love another one.
avro007 1 year ago
That's a really nice little bike. I had the earlier version back in seventies, the one that was fitted with drum brakes
After seeing this I would love another one.
avro007 1 year ago
this was the bike i learnt to ride on, nice lil crusing bike.
theleadinbrumie 1 year ago
this could make a cool little cafe racer
snwman91 1 year ago
Neat 125.
Faster than the later CB 125J
TroyaE117 1 year ago
whats the top speed on it?I might be selling my 73 monkey and buy one of these to fix up and was wondering what its top speed is?
mike92589 1 year ago
@mike92589 Hi top speed is around 60 depends on wind, weight of rider, and the terain, level or not.
hortondennis1 1 year ago
magnifique !!
MrBabouse 1 year ago
Just got one today for $80 =]
MrRaFaELPaNtOjA 2 years ago 2
gah i want it so bad
Ninjalongboarder 2 years ago
Great looking bike. I'm looking for a starter bike for around town and campus would you recommend an old cb?I.E. Is the upkeep fairly simple and does it require a motorcycle license? Thanks
monkey492000 2 years ago
Here in Michigan, U.S.A. anything over 49 c.c. you need a motorcycle endorsement. The maintenance is easy, and this bike is currently for sale $2,000.00 Ann Arbor MI.
hortondennis1 2 years ago
wow, it's like he's brand new :o
me=jealous
jstfubar 2 years ago
i'm 16 and this spring my grandpa gave me a 1995 cb125 it looks exactly like this one. i am looking for some side cover's for it but it looks just as good if not better than this one.
nate66sievers 2 years ago
I got a 74 CB125S. thats been turned into a mini cafe road racer. with many old school upgrades with fitting diffrent factory honda parts. these little hondas last forever if taken care of.
speedy81304 2 years ago
can you take it on a highway?
matttee13 2 years ago
If the highway has a speed limit of about 45 or 50 M.P.H. the answer is yes.
hortondennis1 2 years ago
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railinghearse 2 years ago
The front disc brake and the tach already set the CB ahead. Not even the top o the line TMX155 has either feature.
ChuddleBuggy 2 years ago
Great bike! Now I know where the CG and TM series Hondas here in the Philippines derive from. From the exterior they look very much alike but I wonder how they differ inernally, what with the different market considerations made for the CB and the TM. It'd be interesting to take them apart and make a side by side comparison.
ChuddleBuggy 2 years ago
@ChuddleBuggy
The main difference of the original CG and the CB was that the CG used a pushrod instead of a cam chain. It generally lasted longer, but was a little more expensive to replace. Nowadays with the CG series still going and the CB series out the CG's of today are far better than any CB from back then.
TheAlpineProject 1 year ago
Really cool!!
I wan to ride this motor bike.
My motor bike is CD50S.
NOT CB50!!
From Japan
wjt0wmj0wjt9tjtwt 2 years ago
Great looking bike! Im picking up a 1975 CB125 this weekend... I will try to post a video... This was a great year for the cb125, they had the tach, mechanical disc brake, no chrome rear shock covers, only came in one color (blue) :)
zpeugeot103r 2 years ago
Good luck with your new ride!
hortondennis1 2 years ago