When you observe Nigerian roads, it would appear there are more motorcycles than cars. Especially during traffic, motorbikes are peculiar for being able to manoeuvre through tight corners. In addition to this, they are fast and quite able to get you to where you are going in a jiffy.
Amongst the brands manufacturing motorbikes in the world, Honda has gained prevalence amongst Nigerians. Honda bikes are loved by Nigerians for their reliance, durability, fuel economy, efficiency and speed. The cost of maintenance isn’t so expensive for Honda bikes, in fact, the spare parts are readily available in the Nigerian auto market.
Not all Honda bikes serve the same function. Some are more fitted for commercial use, others for personal use, while others are bike racing.

Also known as Okada, these street bikes are much stronger and more spacious compared to other types. They are mostly used for commercial purposes. Popular Honda models used as street bikes include; Honda CB 1000R, Honda CGL 125, Honda CB 125, etc.

Honda lady's bikes are much more compact than street bikes. They are more designed for personal use and can become uncomfortable if used for long-distance travel. Popular Honda lady's bikes found in Nigeria include Honda AFS 110.
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The Honda CBR 1000 is distinctive in its design with a seemingly angry-alien look, Slim ergonomics, and conspicuous LED lightning. It’s the epitome of high performance in a bike. The bike has a lightweight subframe and comes with a Front and rear adjustable Showa suspension. A unique feature in the CBR 1000RR is the corner-sensitive ABS feature that delivers safe braking intervention, even when traction is being split between braking and steering forces.
Powered by a Liquid-cooled 998 cc inline-four engine and a six-speed transmission, the CBR 1000RR is able to deliver 189 horsepower and 84 lb-ft of torque. The Honda CBR 1000RR offers a good athletic driving experience.

The Honda CB125TD is one of the easiest bikes to commute. Simple and lightweight with seating for two, the CB is easy to maintain and handle. The model is available with a front disc brake and rear drum brake. Among Nigerians, the CB 125 is commonly used because of its excellent fuel economy. The tank size can contain about 13.5 litres of fuel with average fuel consumption of 95mpg. Other interesting details about this bike include:
| Honda CB125TD Specification | |
| Engine size | 124cc |
| Engine type | 2v, single, 5 gears |
| Frame type | Steel tubular cradle |
| Seat height | 781mm |
| Bike weight | 114kg |
| Front Suspension | None |
| Rear Suspension | Preload |
| Front tyre size | 2.75 x 18 |
| Rear tyre size | 90/90 x 18 |
| Average fuel consumption | 95 mpg |
| Top speed & performance | |
| Max power | 11 bhp |
| Max torque | 7 ft-lb |
| Top speed | 65 mph |
| 1/4 mile acceleration | 24 secs |
| Tank range | 280 miles |

The Ace 110 is built with modern technologies and high-quality materials. Having been tested in 6 geo-political zones in Nigeria, the Honda Ace 110 is confirmed to be super-efficient and of a good standard. Powering the Ace 110 is a 110cc engine that ensures optimum fuel conservation. Compared to the Honda CG 110, the Ace 110 has a fuel capacity of 45% higher which makes it more suitable for long-distance travel. With a 4-speed transmission and its superb engine, the Honda ACE 110 is able to deliver a power of 6.07kw@7,000 rpm.
Other specs of this model bike include:

The Honda AFS 110 was designed to be affordable and easy to maintain. The model is stylishly innovative and maintains the reputation of Honda in producing durable bikes. Powered with a 110cc engine, AFS 110 gives you the comfort of driving with ease. A-Max. Power (Km/Rpm)6.32kw@6,500 Rpm and Max Torque Speed10.12 N.M@5,000 Rpm is conveniently generated with its reliable engines coupled with a 4- speed transmission. For a tank capacity of 3.7 litres, the AFS 110 boasts a Fuel Economy of 45.5 Km/ Litre.
Other specs of this bespoke motorbike include:


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