
Honda CG125
The familiar kick-start format with a listed four-speed transmission, 764 mm seat height, and 100 kg dry weight.
125 motorcycle comparison · Pakistan
Short answer: CG125 is the lighter, simpler kick-start and four-speed format. CB125F is a larger, heavier, more modern 125-class motorcycle with self-start plus kick-start, five speeds, and a larger listed fuel tank.
Two different 125 priorities

The familiar kick-start format with a listed four-speed transmission, 764 mm seat height, and 100 kg dry weight.

A larger modern presentation with self-start plus kick-start, five speeds, 789 mm seat height, and 122 kg dry weight.
Side-by-side current model data
The table follows the current model catalogue published on this website. A value not stated for standard CG125 is marked as not listed instead of being inferred.
| Specification | CG125 | CB125F |
|---|---|---|
| Positioning | Iconic Power | Modern 125 |
| Engine description | 4-Stroke OHV Air Cooled | 4 Stroke 125cc OHV Air Cooled |
| Displacement | Not listed in the current site catalogue | 124.1 cm3 |
| Starter | Kick Start | Self-Start / Kick Start |
| Transmission | 4 Speed Constant Mesh | 5 Speed Constant Mesh |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 1912 × 735 × 1026 mm | 2043 × 742 × 1095 mm |
| Ground clearance | 132 mm | 120 mm |
| Seat height | 764 mm | 789 mm |
| Wheelbase | 1204 mm | 1294 mm |
| Dry weight | 100 kg | 122 kg |
| Petrol capacity | 9.2 litres (2-litre reserve) | 12.3 litres (2.7-litre reserve) |
| Front suspension travel | Telescopic fork, 103 mm travel | Telescopic fork, 119 mm |
| Rear suspension travel | Swing arm, 68 mm travel | Swing arm, 76 mm |
Important: this is a specification comparison, not a mileage or performance test. Confirm the exact current model, colour, specification, price, availability, warranty terms, and supplied documents before purchase.
The biggest measurable differences
These figures describe physical specification differences. They do not by themselves prove comfort, handling, speed, economy, or suitability for every rider. Seating fit, route, passenger use, storage conditions, and maintenance expectations should be considered in person.
Specification-led decision guide
You prefer the lighter listed dry weight, lower seat, traditional kick-start arrangement, four-speed transmission, and familiar compact format.
You prioritize self-start convenience, five speeds, the larger tank, longer wheelbase, taller seat, and a more modern visual package.
See both motorcycles before deciding. Check your seating reach and control access, discuss typical route and passenger use, and confirm the latest price, colour, documentation, and delivery information with the dealership.
Frequently asked questions
CB125F is the larger modern format with self-start plus kick-start, five speeds, 12.3-litre fuel capacity, and 122 kg dry weight. CG125 is listed with kick start, four speeds, 9.2 litres, and 100 kg dry weight.
CG125 is listed at 100 kg dry weight. CB125F is listed at 122 kg.
Yes. CB125F is listed with self-start and kick-start. Standard CG125 is listed with kick start.
CB125F is listed at 12.3 litres including a 2.7-litre reserve. CG125 is listed at 9.2 litres including a 2-litre reserve.
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