Honda CB125T

The Honda CB125T was a 125 cc class motorcycle that Honda Motor Co. built and sold from 1964 until around 2003. It is the 125 cc model of the CB series that began with the Benly Super Sport CB92, and like the CB92 it uses an air-cooled four-stroke SOHC parallel-twin engine with a 44.0 by 41.0 mm bore and stroke and a displacement of 124 cc. Its official name was originally Benly CB125; from the 1977 model year it became Benly CB125T, and from the 1982 model year the Benly pet name was dropped. It was sold continuously through repeated minor changes, but the Japanese-market version ended production because the engine design could not meet the tighter 2003 acceleration noise limits. A French article describes the CB 125 T, also called Twin for its two-cylinder engine, as a model built from 1977 to 1988.