Honda Dash 125 vs Yamaha NVX Comparison

The light weighted character of the Honda Dash 125, with the kerb weight of just 103 kgs, it is easy to maneuver for tackling city traffic. This is very helpful for those who are new to the world of two-wheeler motoring, as handling the Honda Dash 125 is very easy and convenient.

It is not only the handling which is benefited by the light kerb weight of the Honda Dash 125. The four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 125cc engine in the Honda Dash, with its power output of 10 PS, makes it the most powerful cub class bike of its category.

Despite being an entry-level cub class bike, the Honda Dash 125 is mechanically well sorted with the presence of alloy wheels and disc brakes at both the ends. With this, the Honda Dash 125 is one of the most affordable cub class bikes which gets disc brakes on both the wheels.

The Yamaha NVX looks incredibly striking, as the sharp, edgy and bulky design is an instant hit among the youth segment of buyers. In addition to it, the NVX is loaded with a number of features like front and rear LED lights, all-digital instrument console, front and rear disc brakes, and alloy wheels and keyless ignition.

The large dimensions of the Yamaha NVX give it the flexibility of having a sufficient amount of luggage storage capacity. While the under seat storage space of 25 liters is good enough for holding a full face helmet as well, the small cubbyhole below the handlebar with charging socket is handy as well.