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 Honda Motorcycles CR125 and CR125R
| The Honda Elsinore CR125M0 was sold in 1974. Only one color was
available: Custom Silver Metallic with Expert Green. The number plate panels and the top of the
fuel tank were green, but the fenders were made of plastic and painted silver. Instead of points,
the electrical system had a capacitor discharge ignition (CDI). The engine was a single cylinder
2-stroke port with a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began CR125M-1000009.
| The CR125M1 Elsinore was sold in 1975. Only one color was available:
Custom Silver Metallic with Tahitian Red. The gas tank and fenders were silver. The top of the
gas tank and the number plates were red while the number plate panel itself was black. The
fenders were made of plastic and painted silver. Instead of points, the electrical system had a
capacitor discharge ignition (CDI). The engine was a single cylinder 2-stroke port with a 6-speed
transmission. The serial number began CR125M-2000006.
| The CR125M'76 Elsinore was sold in 1976. It came in Tahitian Red. The tank,
fenders, number plate, and frame were red. The number plate panels were black. The fork legs
are polished. The grips were black. The shock springs were black. The fenders were
color-impregnated plastic. Instead of points, the electrical system had a capacitor discharge
ignition (CDI). The engine was a single cylinder 2-stroke port with a 6-speed transmission.
The serial number began CR125M-3000001.
| The CR125M'77 Elsinore was sold in 1977 in Tahitian Red. The tank, fenders,
number plate, and frame were red. The number plate panels were black. The fork boots and grips
were red. The fork legs were painted silver. The shock springs were black. The fenders were
color-impregnated plastic. Instead of points, the electrical system had a capacitor discharge
ignition (CDI). The engine was a single cylinder 2-stroke port with a 6-speed transmission. The
serial number began CR125M-3100001.
| The CR125M'78 Elsinore was sold in 1978 in Tahitian Red. The tank, fenders,
number plate, and frame were red. The number plate panels were black. The fenders were
color-impregnated plastic. The fork boots and grips were red. The fork legs and shock springs
were red. Instead of points, the electrical system had a capacitor discharge ignition (CDI). The
engine was a single cylinder 2-stroke port with a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began
CR125M-3200025.
| The CR125R'79 Elsinore was sold in 1979 in Tahitian Red. The engine was
red; but the shock springs were black. The fork boots were black. The bike had a 23" front wheel
and an 18" rear wheel. The engine was a 2-stroke reed valve single cylinder displacing 124cc
linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began JE01-2000010.
| The CR125R'80 Elsinore was sold in 1980 in Tahitian Red. The "CR125R"
logo on the side of the seat was red. The shock springs were red. The bike had a 21" front wheel
and an 18" rear wheel. The gas tank was plastic. The fork boots were black. The engine was a
2-stroke reed valve single cylinder displacing 124cc linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial
number began JE01-2000010.
| The CR125R'81 Elsinore was sold in 1981 in Tahitian Red with White. The
gas tank shrouds were white. The engine was red. The number plate panels were black. The seat
was black with a white "125R" logo. The fork boots were black. The bike had a 21" front wheel
and an 18" rear wheel. The gas tank was plastic. The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension.
The engine was a 2-stroke liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 123cc linked to a
6-speed transmission. The serial number began JH2JE010*BC2000032.
| The CR125R'82 was sold in 1982 and was no longer called Elsinore. It came
in Tahitian Red (the last year for this shade of red). The seat was black with a white "125R" logo.
The engine was black. The number plate panels were black. The fork boots were black. The front
forks were 38mm. The bike also had a single leading shoe front brake. The bike had a 21" front
wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The gas tank was plastic. The bike featured a Pro-Link™
suspension. The engine was a 2-stroke liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 123cc
linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began JH2JE010*CC3000001.
| The Honda CR125'83 was sold in 1983 and was available in one color: Flash
Red. The number plate panels were black. The seat was blue with a white "CR" logo. The
"125R" swingarm decal was black. The engine was black. The fork boots were black. The front
forks were 38mm. The bike also had a single leading shoe front brake. The bike had a 21" front
wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum
silencer. The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The engine was a 2-stroke
liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 123cc linked to a 6-speed transmission. The
serial number began
JH2JE010*DC400014.
| The CR125R'84 was sold in 1984 in Flash Red. The "125R" swingarm decal
was red and white. The number plate panels were black. The seat was blue with a white "CR"
logo. The fork boots were black. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The
engine was black. The gas tank was plastic. The bike had a hydraulic disc front brake. The
expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer along with a new auto torque amplification
chamber (ATAC). The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The engine was a 2-stroke
liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 123cc linked to a 6-speed transmission.
Engine: Liquid-cooled two-stroke 123cc with ATAC™
Power: 31 hp
Brakes: Drilled front disc
Wheelbase: 1430mm (56.3 in.)
Dry weight: 86.8 kg (191.3 lb)
Seat height: 930mm (36.6 in.)
Front wheel travel: 290mm (11.4 in.)
Rear wheel travel: 310mm (12.2 in.)
The serial number began JH2JE010*EC5000001.
| The CR125R'85 was sold in 1985 in Flash Red. The "125" gas tank shroud
decal was red and blue. The wing decal on the tank shroud was red, white, and blue. The
"Pro-Link™" swingarm decal was solid blue. The seat was blue with a white "CR" logo.
The number plate panels were black. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The
bike had a hydraulic disc front brake. The gas tank was plastic. The engine was black. The
expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer along with an auto torque amplification chamber
(ATAC). The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The carburetor was a flat-slide style.
The engine was a 2-stroke liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 124cc linked to a
6-speed transmission. The serial
number began JH2JE010*FC6000001.
| The CR125R'86 was sold in 1986 in Flash Red. The "125" decal on the tank
shroud was red with a white outline. The wing decal on the tank shroud was red, white, and blue.
The seat was blue with a white "CR" logo in outline. The "Pro-Link™" swingarm decal was
a black outline. The engine was black. The number plate panels were black. The bike had a 21"
front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The wheel rims were gold anodized. The bike had a hydraulic
disc front brake. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer
along with an auto torque amplification chamber (ATAC). The bike featured a Pro-Link™
suspension. The carburetor was a flat-slide style. The engine was a 2-stroke liquid-cooled reed
valve single cylinder displacing 124cc linked to a 6-speed transmission. The serial number began
JH2JE010*GC7000001.
| The CR125R'87 was sold in 1987 in Flash Red. The wing decal on the tank
shroud was red, white, and blue. The "125" decal on the shroud was white. The seat was blue
with a white "CR" logo. The "Pro-Link™" swingarm decal was a black outline. The engine
was black. The number plate panels were black. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear
wheel. The wheel rims were gold anodized. The bike had a hydraulic disc front and rear brake.
The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer along with an auto
torque amplification chamber (ATAC). The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The
carburetor was a flat-slide style. The engine used case reed induction. The engine was a 2-stroke
liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 124cc linked to a 6-speed transmission. The
serial number began
JH2JE010*HC8000001.
| The CR125R'88 was sold in 1988 in Fighting Red. The number plate panels
were white. The "CR125" and wing decals on the tank shroud were white. The seat and fork
boots were red. The engine was black. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The
wheel rims were silver. The bike had a hydraulic disc front and rear brake. The gas tank was
plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer along with an auto torque
amplification chamber (ATAC). The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The
"Pro-Link™" decal had a red outline. The carburetor was a flat-slide style. The engine used
case reed induction. The engine was a
2-stroke liquid-cooled reed valve single cylinder displacing 124cc linked to a 6-speed
transmission. The serial number began JH2JE010*JM9000001.
| The CR125R'89 was sold in 1989 in Fighting Red. The new style wing logo
appeared on the tank shroud. A "CR" appeared on the side of the seat. The engine was black. The
bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The bike had a hydraulic disc front and rear
brake. The gas tank was plastic. The low mount expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer.
The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The engine had a Nikasil® plated cylinder.
The serial number began JH2JE010*KM0000006.
| The CR125R'90 was sold in 1990 in Flash Red with Shasta White. The frame
was Shasta White. The "CR" logo was blue with a white outline. The engine was black. The
forks were inverted. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The bike had a
hydraulic disc front and rear brake. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an
aluminum silencer. The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The serial number
began JH2JE010*LM1000013. Click here for more
features and specifications
| The CR125R'91 was sold in 1991 in Flash Red with Ross White. The frame
was Ross White. The
"CR" logo was white, yellow, and orange. The seat graphics were white. The "125R" logo on the
swingarm was
red. The side panels and rear fender had an integrated look. The engine was black. The forks
were inverted. The
bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The bike had a hydraulic disc front and rear
brake. The gas
tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer. The bike featured a
Pro-Link™ suspension.
The serial number began JH2JE010*MM2000008.
| The CR125R'92 was sold in 1992 in Nuclear Red with Shasta White. The
frame was Ross White. The
gas tank and air box cover were Shasta White. The "CR" logo on the tank shroud was white with
a blue outline.
The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The bike had a hydraulic disc front and
rear brake. The
forks were inverted. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer.
The bike
featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The serial number began
JH2JE010*NM3000006.
| The CR125R'93 was sold in 1993 in Nuclear Red and Shasta White. The
bodywork was similar to the
CR250R'93. The frame is chalk white. The red is a deeper red. The "CR" logo on the tank shroud
was blue with
a white outline. The bike had a 21" front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The bike had a hydraulic
disc front and
rear brake. The forks were inverted. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an
aluminum silencer.
The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The serial number began
JH2JE010*PM4000010.
| The CR125R'94 was sold in 1994 in Nuclear Red and Shasta White. The tank
shroud had new
fluorescent graphics. The frame was new with a different engine mounting location. The front
suspension had
inverted 43mm forks with new valving and seating. The handlebars were taller and wider. The
bike had a 21"
front wheel and an 18" rear wheel. The rear spokes were 4.5mm thick. The bike had a hydraulic
disc front and
rear brake. The gas tank was plastic. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer. The bike
featured a
Pro-Link™ suspension where the swingarm was longer. The drive chain was now a #520.
The serial number began
JH2JE010*RM5000008.
| The CR125R'95 was sold in 1995 in Nuclear Red with Shasta White. The seat
was blue. The radiator
cowl was purple. The tank had new graphics. The suspension had Kayaba inverted forks. The gas
tank was
plastic. The rear wheel was 19". The front wheel was stronger. The bike had a hydraulic disc
front and rear
brake. The front disc had a protective cover. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer.
The bike
featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The engine had improved response. The serial number
began
JH2JE010*SM6000001.
| The CR125R'96 was sold in 1996 in Nuclear Red and Shasta White. The
graphics were fluorescent.
The suspension had 43mm inverted cartridge forks. The gas tank was plastic. The bike had a
hydraulic disc front
and rear brake. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer. The bike featured a
Pro-Link™ suspension. The
serial number began JH2JE010*TM7000001.
| The CR125R'97 was sold in 1997 in Nuclear Red. The logo was redesigned.
The lower fork guards
were white. The "CR" logo on the seat was black. The gas tank was plastic. The bike had a
hydraulic disc front
and rear brake. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer. The bike featured a
Pro-Link™ suspension. The
serial number began JH2JE010*VM8000001.
| The CR125R'98 was sold in 1998 in Nuclear Red with Ross White. The bike
had a new twin spar aluminum frame. The logos were redesigned. The gas tank was plastic. The
bike had a hydraulic disc front and rear brake. The expansion chamber had an aluminum silencer.
The bike featured a Pro-Link™ suspension. The transmission was now a 5-speed. The serial
number began JH2JE010*EC5000001.
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The Honda CR125R'03 was sold in 2003.
Engine: 125cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder two-stroke with RC valve
Bore and stroke:54.0 x 54.5 mm
Carburetion:38mm Mikunie® TMX-x
Transmission: Close-ratio five-speed
Final drive: #520 chain; 13T/51T
Front suspension: 46mm inverted Kayaba fork with 20-position compression- and 18-
position rebound-damping adjustability; 304mm (12.0 in.) travel
Rear suspension: Pro-Link Kayaba single-shock with spring-preload, 18-position (low-
speed) and 2-turn (high-speed) compression-damping and 30-position rebound-damping
adjustability; 317mm (12.5 in.) travel.
Front brake: Single disc with twin-piston caliper
Rear brake: Single disc
Ground clearance: 345mm (13.6 in.)
Seat height: 947mm (37.3 in.)
Wheelbase: 1458mm (57.4 in.)
Dry weight: 87.5 kg (193 lb)
Fuel capacity: 7.5 liters
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