Honda Rebel 125

i love my reb clutch cable just snaped no probs bought her 4 560 pound worth every penny FREEDOM

Really love this Honda Rebel 125 bike...

100% handling

100% fuel efficiency (40km/l on worst driving style)

100% classic.

Not bad at all... Only thing is very hard to find out a selling one..

I have owned my rebel for just over a year now and cannot bring myself to sell it. have only had one or two problems with it and that was fork seals and the battery needing charged every few weeks. Would recomend it it anyone wanting to learn how to ride. I go everywhere on my bike. about 100 miles per day just cruising. 10/10!

A nice place to start with biking, 2 cyclinders gives you better response and fuel efficient too.

The Honda Rebel 125 motorbike is fun to ride. I would like to own another one, but I have been banned from all motorbikes since my accident. The centre of gravity little too low, as I kept catching the pegs on the road round sharp corners. I also couldn't go more than about 100 miles without refilling. There is no fuel gage, which meant I had to guess.

Unfortunately, as I have been involved in an accident, I would like to sell my bike for repairs/parts or rebuild. It is a brilliant bike to ride. I had mine as a first time bike and found it such a buzz when I was on it. It was ideal on the Lincolnshire roads as speed is not important.

I brought my bike just under 3 weeks ago and I've had nothing but trouble with it. Threw me off yesterday... it had a full MOT about a week ago and they said they had fitted a new fork and seal for me... when I was out riding as you do lol it felt like something snapped and the bike drifted, almost into a wall... luckily I wasn't going fast and I know how to handle a bike otherwise it could have done serious damage. Some bikers were passing by and the said they noticed it jolt and drift off... they looked it over and turns out the fork is twisted, tyre too... that and the handle bars low on the right... NEVER BY FROM ARNOLDS...

I had my Honda Rebel bought me for my fiftieth birthay and being a good pillon thought it was great. Just the thing for a woman to get some freedom from day to day life and relive thier youth ahah

I have owned the Honda Rebel 125 bike now for 3 months now and have had lots of fun with it. With the low centre of gravity it is easy to get the pegs down whilst going round sharp corners. As I have had to replace the pegs. I purchased the bike for £600 with 12,000 on the clock.

I bought my Honda Rebel for £1000 with 16,000 miles in excellent condition. No rust what so ever excellent all round bike and runs perfect too.

Bought the Honda Rebel 125 after doing my CBT. Cost me £450, in great condition, with 14800 miles on the clock. Bike parts are not expensive, tyres are fairly pricey, rear tyre being £75 fitted, Front Tyre being £45 fitted. Fine for city riding, can hold a nice 60 mph and has a bit of oomph if needed. You can pootle in 5th at 30ish. I'd recommend it for anyone wanting a nice comfortable, economical bike as a starter. I'll be doing a DAS next year and moving to a bigger cruiser if funds permit.