Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with my Honda CBR125R for a while now, and I finally got around to really pushing it to its limits. I wanted to see what this little beast could do, you know, what’s the actual top speed we’re talking about.
First off, I took it out on a long, straight stretch of road. I made sure there were no cars, no people, nothing that could, like, get in my way or cause any trouble. Safety first, right?
So, I started her up and began riding. I opened up the throttle, slowly at first, getting a feel for how she was handling. The engine started to roar, and I could feel the power, not too shabby for a 125cc. As I got going faster, I crouched down a bit, trying to reduce the wind resistance.
- I hit 60 mph pretty easily. No problem at all. It still felt smooth and steady.
- Pushing it further, I got to 70 mph, and that’s where I could feel the engine starting to work harder. The wind was really pushing against me at this point.
- Then, I managed to creep up to around 80 mph. The bike was vibrating quite a bit, and the engine was screaming, it sounded like it couldn’t give much more.
Finally, after what felt like forever, I hit my top speed, somewhere around 92 mph according to other people’s data. Let me tell you, it was intense! The whole bike was shaking, and the wind was insane. I couldn’t hold it there for long, it just didn’t feel safe or like the bike could even handle it, so I backed off the throttle.
Conclusion
So, there you have it. My Honda CBR125R topped out at roughly 92 mph. It was a wild ride, and honestly, a bit scary at that speed. It’s cool to know what it can do, but I definitely won’t be trying that every day. It’s more of a cruiser, you know? Fun to push sometimes, but not really made for going that fast all the time.