2023 Honda Forza 125 gets design updates and Special Edition

Honda has launched in Europe the 2023 Forza 125, its 125cc ‘premium’ scooter, which arrives with design updates, a new dashboard and a Special Edition, but retains the design and mechanics of the previous model.

Based on the bigger ‘sister’ Forza 350, the 2023 Forza 125 now has a new front look influenced by the Forza 750, with more sober and elegant LED headlights. The general lines are sharper but still show a lot of sportiness, characteristic of this Maxi GT model.

In addition, to complete the exclusivity package, it arrives with a Special Edition, which arrives in Gray color with red wheels, seat stitching, dial surrounds, logos and details. Also included in this edition are darkened pillion footrests and stainless steel floor plates.

In terms of colors, the 2023 Forza 125 continues to offer the same options, namely Matt Cynos Grey Metallic, Pearl Falcon Gray, Matt Pearl Pacific Blue and Matt Carnelian Red Metallic.

Otherwise, it remains the same model, without any mechanical or design changes. In 2021, it brought cosmetic and aero upgrades, a 40mm taller windshield, and a USB Type-C socket instead of an ACC charging point.

How is the 2023 Forza 125

The 2023 Honda Forza 125 is a ‘Maxi’ and ‘GT’ style scooter, that is, it has tourism characteristics, being a light, compact and agile scooter, without losing comfort and performance.

Some features give it a certain sportiness, such as the fairings and rear-view mirrors, fixed to the fairing itself.

In addition, it has several technological items such as, traction control (HSTC – Honda Selectable Torque Control), ABS brake system, Full-LED lighting, digital panel with analog dash and electrically adjustable windshield. The front turn signals are built into the rear view mirrors.

Finally, for those who need space to carry small purchases or objects, it has space under the seat for up to two full-face helmets and more objects, as well as a USB socket.

The 2023 Honda Forza 125 has a 125 cm³ liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine with enhanced Smart Power (eSP) and Idling Stop technology, capable of generating up to 10.7 kW (14.5 hp) of maximum power at 8,750 rpm, and 12.3 Nm ( 1.25 kgfm) of torque at 6,500 rpm. According to Honda, consumption is 41.7 km/L and top speed is 115 km/h.

Anyway, for more information, visit https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles.html.

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