Built for explorers
The Honda Trail125 is purpose-built for riders with an adventurous spirit. Its rugged 124cc single-cylinder engine, raised air intake, and reinforced step-through steel frame are made to explore. The semi-automatic transmission enables effortless shifting and easy operation, while its 6.5-inch ground clearance and larger wheels ensure smooth navigation over rough city streets or dirt roads.
Inspired by Honda's iconic Trail 90 and Trail 110, the Trail125 pairs classic design elements like extended fenders and a high-mount exhaust with modern reliability and today's technology. Practical touches, such as a large rear rack, make it just as useful for carrying groceries as it is for hauling school supplies or lightweight camping gear.
Who's it for?
A dream come true for urban explorers, riders facing rough road conditions, and anyone seeking a capable lightweight machine, the Trail125's easy-access step-through design and steel rack are rugged and ready. The semi-automatic four-speed transmission enables riders to shift gears via a traditional, motorcycle-style foot-mounted lever, eliminating the need for a manual clutch and increasing accessibility to riders of all skill levels. Whether your morning commute involves pothole-filled streets or you need a compact ride that's at home on rough country roads, the Trail125 has you covered.
It's also an excellent fit for RV enthusiasts and travelers needing a lightweight, portable bike for campgrounds and town errands. Its street-legal status and light off-road capability provide the perfect balance of adventure and practicality, making it a versatile option for those seeking fun and functionality.
It's worth noting that while the Trail125 is the most off-road-capable model in the miniMOTO family, it's primarily intended for on-road use. The higher ground clearance, larger wheels, and rugged steel frame make it well-suited for rough roads, gravel paths, and easy dirt trails. However, its tires, suspension, and overall design are optimized for street performance. If a bike that's as capable off-road as it is on-road is what you're after, consider exploring the Honda Dual Sport lineup.