- Rs. 1,000 more expensive than the Shine 125 Disc
- Gets a new special colour scheme
- Remains mechanically unchanged
Honda has launched the recently unveiled Shine 125 Limited Edition in India for Rs. 86,211 (ex-showroom, Delhi). This makes it Rs. 1,000 more expensive than the Shine 125 Disc variant on which it is based. Here’s everything you need to know:
This new variant gets a special colour scheme called Pearl Siren Blue, featuring a dark blue finish overall with brown graphics on the tank. Honda has also given it Pyrite brown coloured alloys, giving the bike a more premium touch.
The Limited Edition feels more upmarket, thanks to the special graphics and painted rims, which no other variant in the Shine 125 lineup gets. But aside from the new colours, the Shine 125 Limited Edition is mechanically the same as the Shine 125 Disc.
It is powered by the same 123.94cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing 10.6bhp and 11Nm. It features a 240mm disc brake at the front and a drum brake at the rear with a combined braking system for added safety.
The premium of Rs. 1,000 for the special colour scheme and painted rims seems like a fair deal in our opinion. That said, we hope Honda does give the Shine 125 a more comprehensive update down the line.
