Honda NSR RR 125

My 2004 NSR125 looks and rides brill. Its a lil noisy being a 2 stroke but the power band makes up for it.Really comfy and great in cold conditions as the fairing protects your legs.Very easy to ride...recommend to all new riders out there

Only had this bike for a month, fully derestricted it, growls along at a steady 100 now, acceleration is 0-60 in about 6 seconds, easy to get the restictors out, although tricky gettingto them. Absolutely wonderful bike, just make sure you get tires that you can lean with. This bike is so beautifuly balanced and you can really lean on it. Safe journeys.

Bought a Honda NS125R Alcast as step up in my learning process, having basically learnt to ride on a cheap chinese 125. As it turns out, it was a great idea. The Alcast italian import is unrestricted, variously defined as 28-32 BHP, and as such has the performance you'd expect from a 125 right up until the revs go past 8000 - then it just gets crazy. The bike pulls smooth and clean past 90mph (I weigh 18 stone, so it says a lot for the bike that it can move me that fast), and the handling is sublime, it's increasingly hard to lose confidence approaching corners because it seems there's nothing this bike can't get around with an almost indiscernable shift of weight. Flips in and out of corners with incredible ease, and as long as you bounce the revs around 8500-10000 there's more than enough power to accelerate smoothly through anything.

Outside of the fundamental handling, this bike is beautifully balanced for filtering - did a straight run of 4 miles between static traffic yesterday and only put my feet down twice, it's just so effortless to control once it's rolling. I agree with reviewers of the 125RR, the bike does feel heavy at low (slowride) speeds, but I'm getting used to it.

Recommend 100% to everyone that wants a good intermediate bike before moving up to litre plus.

For a fantastic review read this http://hubpages.com/hub/Honda-NSR-125-Review

i have had a nsr 125 for about 6 months and its the best bike i have ever had and wouldnt change it for anything i had it derestricted and it hits about 115mph and had a race with my cousin on his fully derestricted rs125 and totally annilated him but nsr all the way woohoo :P

I read a lot about this Honda NSR RR bike very fast for a 125cc when I buy it for first day I love it is a very good looking bike is the only one 125 with raceing looking i like it more compare with the honda cbr 125cc the difference is that is a 2 stroke engine and is necessary an atention with the oil water petrol the same like aprilia

i have owned my Honda nsr for about 8 months and have to say i love it , the build quality is good the handling is good i have a full service history and it has no major previous work done , since its an 01 plate that says it all really . ; -)

Ok here we go. I owned a Skyjet about 3 months which i bought from a so called "bike specialist" in Rugby Warickshire, it was naff and slow, I thought that biking was suppose to be fun and enjoyable, needless to say i got bored of it. Then i thought i would try another bike so i bought the Honda NSR125 from a local garage and guess what, it was GREAT!!!! i've loved every second on it, other bikers pay u more attention and nod as you ride past them and the bike feels alot more secure on the straight and u can lean into any bend and know it's going to be ok, also the power is fab! All in all, if you can't afford an NSR save up and WAIT until you can!!!! Bought my skyjet for £800 and the NSR only cost me £1000 on an 02 plate.

I've done all the research on the Honda NSR RR 125, great bike... way way bigger then any 125 i've seen. Getting one within a week... i've sat on a few, sounds good, comfortable. All reviews i've seen says its a great bike! can't wait...

Really enjoy riding this bike to uni everyday.

I find it a bit hard to manouver through traffic as it has a large turning circle and is a bit chunky with the mirrors and side panels. I've only been riding for about 3 weeks so hopefully this would improve.

Easy to ride/learn on. I did my cbt on an automatic 50cc scooter about a month ago and I got the hang of riding this geared bike very quickly.

Its got a nice seat aswell, I've sat on my mate's Aprilia RS and the seat is too hard and wide. Nsr seat is a lot softer however it tends to slowly push you forward against the tank.