The Honda CM125 is a parallel-twin, air-cooled, overhead cam four-stroke cruiser motorcycle that Honda made from 1978 to 2002, with a top speed of 65 mph. Its engine combined the single carburettor of the Honda CD125 Benly motor with the tall cylinder head and five-speed gearbox of the sportier 125 Super Dream. The design followed North American cruiser styling, with high handlebars, megaphone silencers, a teardrop tank and a stepped seat, and it carried more chrome and polished alloy than the comparable Superdream and Benly 125, though the chrome finish was prone to corrosion. It was especially popular in the United Kingdom, where learner riders are limited to 125 cc machines until they pass their test.
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