Honda Forza 125: Renewed low-displacement sporty scooter for 2025
Honda Forza 125: Renewed low-displacement sporty scooter for 2025
Honda has revamped its Forza range for 2025, and the 125cc model is no exception. This update includes the introduction of a new Special Edition for this premium sporty/GT scooter.
Engine
The Forza 125 retains its Smart Power+ single-cylinder 125cc engine, producing 10.7 kW of power and 12.3 Nm of torque. It boasts a fuel consumption rate of 2.39 liters per 100 km, offering a range of approximately 500 km and a top speed of 108 km/h.
Key updates include a new ECU programming and a revised exhaust silencer, now with an O2 sensor. The Idling Stop system automatically shuts off the engine after three seconds of idling when stationary with the brakes applied, restarting as soon as the throttle is engaged.
Chassis
The chassis of the Forza 125 remains largely unchanged, featuring a tubular steel underbone frame. The suspension system consists of a telescopic fork at the front and two rear shock absorbers with five levels of spring preload adjustment, along with an aluminum swingarm.
The scooter is equipped with 15-inch front and 14-inch rear cast aluminum wheels. Both wheels have disc brakes with an ABS system. The front features a Nissin two-piston caliper, while the rear has a Nissin single-piston caliper. Weighing in at 164 kg, the Forza 125 is easily maneuverable by hand. The steering head angle (26.5º) and 89 mm trail contribute to its agile handling.
Overall Design
Inspired by the Forza 750, the Forza 125 features LED headlights and an elegant front fairing with a sporty character. The simple, premium aesthetic includes an electrically adjustable windscreen, operable via a button on the left handle, with a 180 mm range to enhance rider protection against wind and noise.
The handlebar is 750 mm wide, and the rearview mirrors are positioned at a height of 1,125 mm. The seat accommodates both rider and passenger, with a height of 780 mm.
Features and Equipment
The Forza 125 comes with a new 5-inch TFT instrument panel with optical bonding, offering smartphone connectivity through the Honda RoadSync app. This app provides detailed navigation on the screen, and with Bluetooth headphones/microphone, riders can make calls or listen to music.
Under the seat, there's an illuminated storage compartment that fits two helmets, along with a USB-C port. The optional Smart top case offers a capacity of 45 liters.
Standard features include the Smart Key and the ESS braking signal system, which automatically activates and deactivates the turn indicators during emergency braking to alert other road users.
New Colors
The Forza 125 is now available in two new colors: Mat Pearl Pacific Blue and Mat Pearl Cool White. These join the existing Mat Cynos Gray Metallic and Pearl Falcon Gray options. The Special Edition comes exclusively in Mat Cynos Gray Metallic with bronze wheels and exclusive graphics.