Honda NXR 125

The Honda NXR 125 is a small enduro motorcycle from the Japanese maker Honda. It is built in Brazil as the NXR 125 and was sold in Germany as the XR 125 L from 2003 to 2007, where it filled the gap in Honda's range that opened when the Honda XLR 125 R ended. For the European market the lighting, brakes and engine were changed: the German version has a front disc brake in place of a drum brake and, from 2004, a catalytic converter meeting the Euro 2 emission standard. Its engine is simpler than those of other Honda models, with a low-mounted camshaft. Owners have criticised the build quality and reported rust, and the bike runs 19 inch front and 17 inch rear wheels where enduros normally use 21 and 18 inch, which narrows the choice of popular tyre patterns. German sales ended in 2008.