Honda NSR 125 - 1999 Specifications and Reviews

The 1999 Honda NSR 125 is a lightweight sport bike designed for entry-level riders and commuters seeking agile handling and fuel efficiency. Its liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine and nimble chassis deliver spirited performance ideal for urban riding and learning sportbike fundamentals. Known for Honda's reliability and accessible 125cc class appeal.

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General information

CategorySport
Year1999
ModelHonda NSR 125

Engine and Transmission Specifications

Transmission typefinal driveChain
Gearbox6-speed
Cooling systemLiquid
Power11.40
Stroke2
Engine typeSingle cylinder
Capacity:124.80 ccm (7.62 cubic inches)
 
 

Physical measures and capacities

Wheelbase1,345 mm (53.0 inches)
Dry weight132.0 kg (291.0 pounds)

Honda NSR 125 dimensions and frame

Rear brakesSingle disc
Front brakesSingle disc

Speed and acceleration

Power/weight ratio0.0864 HP/kg
Top speed110.0 km/h (68.4 mph)
 
 

Other specs

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Fuel capacity13.00 litres (3.43 gallons)

Performance Profile & Rider Fit

15 hp
Peak Power
7.5s
0-60 mph
68.4 mph
Top Speed

Best For

Track65%
City75%
Cornering85%
Daily Riding45%
Touring20%
Passenger25%

Rider Profile

Best ForBest suited to newer or younger riders cutting their teeth on a lightweight two-stroke sportbike, though its peaky power delivery rewards a bit of prior experience.
PurposeBuilt for sharp, playful sport riding on twisty roads rather than outright speed or distance covering.
Rider FitIts tiny 132kg dry weight and low seat height make it extremely easy to manage for smaller or lighter riders.
CharacterA revvy, high-strung two-stroke that demands to be kept on the boil and rewards an aggressive, engaged riding style.
Not Ideal ForNot a good match for taller riders, highway commuters, or anyone wanting a relaxed, comfortable long-distance machine.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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