Q. What are differences between honda sp125 2021 and 2020 edition?

@ Dillip | Honda launched the BS6 SP 125 in November last year. It is powered by a new 124cc single-cylinder fuel-injected motor which generates 10.8PS at 7500rpm, 0.57PS more than the BS4 Shine SP. The engine features an ACG starter which makes sure the engine is cranked silently. As far as the underpinnings are concerned, it continues to use the same diamond-type frame as the CB Shine SP. Suspension bits also remain the same telescopic fork and twin shock absorbers. The motorcycle comes to a halt using a 240mm disc/130mm drum upfront and a 130mm drum at the rear with CBS as standard. Other notable features include an all-LED headlamp, fully-digital instrument cluster with real-time and average efficiency, range, and even gear position indicator. Honda has also equipped the bike with new premium-looking switchgear and an engine kill switch as well. As for SP 125 2021, Honda has announced its first nominal price hike for the SP125 in 2021. Prices for both trims have gone up by Rs 1,064 and Rs 1,159. The drum variant is now priced at Rs 76,074, while the disc variant costs Rs 80,369 (all prices ex-showroom Delhi).