Honda’s humble CG125 may be the toughest small-capacity motorcycle ever. The CG125 was never a powerhouse (it made about 11 horsepower and 7 lb-ft of torque), but it was enough to handle basic transportation in Europe and developing countries. It has endured with minor updates since the 1970s, not so much because of its engine capacity, but because of its reliability. The key to the CG125’s success was its 124cc, four-stroke engine. The Japanese brand wanted to build a motorcycle that would run with minimal maintenance, and it quickly established itself as a very popular bike around the world.
The modeler can choose from different configurations in the kit to suit the version he wants to represent. This kit is perfect for building out of the box or as an addition to a scene or diorama anywhere in the world from the 1970s.
The main features of the kit:
Allows you to build a model of one of the two versions of the CG125 with different instrument panels, headlights and rims.
Includes 68 plastic parts. * Photo-etched parts. * 1 driver figure with 2 optional heads (Asian/European).
The actual model may vary from the artistic representation on the box.
