Honda EX5 Pros & Cons
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Honda EX5 is a very popular bike in the Malaysian market that has been around for many years. Honda has not made any significant updates to the bike and it is still available in its old avatar in the market. At its heart, the EX5 gets a 110 cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine supported by Honda’s PGM-Fi system, that has the capacity to churn out 8.6 PS of maximum power at 7,500 rpm and 8.62 Nm peak torque at 5,500 rpm. The suspension unit includes telescopic forks at the front and twin shock absorbers at the rear.
Honda EX-5 Prices: The EX5 recently celebrated its 35th anniversary in the Malaysian market. To commemorate this achievement, Honda launched a 35th Anniversary Limited Edition EX5 in the market which is priced at RM 5198. With only 2000 units made, this special edition model features an Extravagant Gold Metallic colour scheme along with a special logo and ‘Limited Edition’ graphics. The standard variant comes priced at RM 4783 in the Malaysian market and is made available in two new colours - Euphoria Red Metallic and Pearl Nightfall Blue.
Honda EX-5 Features: The EX5 is famous for its durability and reliability. The timeless design of this bike has impressed quite a lot of people in the country. The EX5 has received quite a lot of changes in the past few years to its design and powertrain. The wheelbase at 1212 mm makes it easy to roll the bike on busy city traffic roads. The seat height is 745 mm, which makes it very convenient for short heighted people to ride this bike. There are 17-inch wheels front and rear along with 70/90 and 80/90 tires at both ends. The suspension unit includes telescopic front forks and twin rear shock absorbers.
Honda EX-5 Engine: Powering the EX5 is an air-cooled, single-cylinder 110cc engine with Honda’s Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-Fi) system that makes 8.6 PS of power at 7500 rpm and 8.62 Nm of torque at 5500 rpm. The engine is paired to a 4-speed transmission gearbox with a wet centrifugal clutch. The engine delivers an impressive fuel economy of 58.3kmpl.
Honda EX-5 Safety: Braking duties are carried out by drum brakes on the front and rear end.
Honda EX-5 Rivals: The Honda EX5 is rivalled by the likes of Yamaha Y15ZR, Yamaha 135LC, and Honda Wave Alpha.
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Exterior ImagesHonda EX5 has 11 images of its exterior, top Honda EX5 2024 exterior images include Slant Rear View Full Image, Left Side View Full Image, Right Side Viewfull Image, Engine View, Head Light View, Exhaust View, Rider Seat View, Front Tyre, Rear Tyre, Slant Back Side View Left, Back Side View.
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Fuel ConsumptionThe reliable engine boasts a fuel economy of 58.3 kmpl, which makes it an energy-efficient vehicle.
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Abhishek Katariya says
Honda EX5 is by far the most favourite Honda bike that has impressed a large audience with cheap mobility feature. Its current version, EX5 Fi, was first launched in Malaysia in 1987 and has sold over 2 million units back then. In this span of time, Honda EX5 has also witnessed many changes and many revamped versions during all these years.
The latest 2020 version dons new graphics, layout and appeal and looks refreshingly new. It comes with two new exterior shades (Pearl Magellanic Black and Pearl Nightfall Blue), and the two new variants - cast and alloy-spoked wheel. The wheel trim is alloy based which is surrounded by chrome headlights and there is also a rear passenger grab rail in the alloy variant. The models are priced at RM 5,009 and RM 4,783, respectively. Under the chassis of EX5 is a 110 cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine supported by Honda’s PGM-Fi system, that has the capacity to churn out 8.6 PS of maximum power at 7,500 rpm and 8.62 Nm peak torque at 5,500 rpm. The suspension is taken care by telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers. The drum brakes are present to handle the braking at both ends. EX5 locks horns against Honda’s own Wave Alpha, homegrown Modenas Kriss MR1, and SYM Bonus 110 SR.
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| Brand | Honda Malaysia |
| Body Type | Moped |
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| Engine | 109 cc |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Power Output | 8.54 hp and 8.62 Nm of torque |
| Fuel Type | Petrol |
| Drive Type | Chain Drive |
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| Seating Capacity | 2 Seater |
| Width | 696 mm |
| Length | 1923 mm |
| Height | 1046 mm |
Honda EX5 Design
Honda EX 5 has some amazing some designing which holds relevance even after so many years of its existence. EX 5 has so many competitors alongside but despite that, its design is unmatched and unbeatable. On its 30th anniversary I 2017, EX5 was overhauled with major cosmetic changes. The most prominent feature being the side panels and chrome-plated emblem on the front. Right beneath it lies the headlight assembly. The front apron is flat in design to give the rider strong protection against the winds. Within the handlebars, we see the large and functional indicator, giving the front fascia a strong style quotient. The electric start version comes with black alloy wheels while the kickstart version comes with spoked wheels.
Dimensions wise the EX 5 measures 1923 mm (L) x 696 mm (W) x 1046 mm (H). The wheelbase at 1212 mm makes it easy to roll the bike in busy city traffic roads. The seat height is 745 mm which makes it very convenient for short heighted people. There are 17-inch wheels front and rear along with 70/90 and 80/90 tires at both ends. Honda offers the bike in varied colour options including Euphoria Red Metallic, Vital Blue Metallic, and an almost black Mariana Purple Metallic.
EX5 Ride & Handling
The suspension set-up is handled by 81 mm telescopic front forks while the rear gets dual 68 mm shock absorbers that are adjustable with a pre-loading feature. The whole suspension set-up enables the rider to have better control and stability to the bike. With a weight of under 100 kg, it is easier to manoeuvre the bike on busy city roads.
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At the heart of EX 5 lies a 109.17 cc air-cooled, single-cylinder, OHC engine producing 8.35 hp at 7,500 rpm and 8.4 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm. It is mated to a 4-speed transmission gearbox that uses a wet centrifugal clutch. The engine is Euro 3 compliant and is also fuel injected since its launch in 2015. The engine is highly refined and reliable, boasting 58.3 kmpl, this is naturally certified as an energy-efficient vehicle.
EX5 Verdict
Honda EX5 Fi is going to be the best Honda bike segment version. Given its solid design, bulletproof engine and affordable price, EX5 carry an unmatched legacy that you would definitely like to treasure. If you are looking for a light-weight sleek bike which is also fuel-efficient, EX5 is one of the appropriate models available in the market. The air-cooled engine quality is smooth and strong.
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