Honda ANF125 Innova Reviews

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For what it is, this bike is near perfect.
Top speed of around 65mph (80mph once with super unleaded) as long as no strong head wind but it will still do motorways if necessary and return almost 30miles to a litre of petrol with the throttle to the stop. Its a very easy going bike and will quite happily take a passenger around town. It seems to be the only bike still being made with a fully enclosed drive chain and should be very low maintanance. However, you may find the automatic clutch a pain if your used to riding fully geared bikes although its easy to get used to and even fun.

For me though, the nicest thing about it is the very low noise pollution. It will cruise in top gear from about 25mph. It never seems to be stressed and I'm sure it will become a long lived and much trusted steed.

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Honda ANF125 Innova good points are fuel economy, spare parts availability, near service centers

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Just bought second Innova , had last one 6 yrs no problems at all. Hope the new model is as reliable as this one fuel injected.

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The Honda ANF125 Innova is a great Bike for knowledge. Had mine 2 years now with 26K miles. 1 bit failed but was covered with the warranty.

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Honda ANF125 Innova. only cost £5.50 a week to travel to work 140 miles a week,and starts evry time with out fail
dont keep my warm in the winter haha
10 out 10 love the bike

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Rode one of these for almost a year now, with 16,000 on the clock it is still going strong and would gladly recommend one of these to any one looking for a small run around bike.

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Everything about the Honda ANF125 Innova is good. The engine is a real winner. It never sounds stressed no matter what the revs. I love Cub90s. However in real world everday riding the Innova beats it hands down. It is designed and built along the same lines as the Cub, only with a much more modern twist. The frame is stiffer, the suspension, from standard, is better and so are the brakes. For an urban commuter it's a real winner. Comfortable cruising speed is between 55-60mph. The gear change i ...

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I have ridden bikes since I was younger, mainly large bikes, but some scooters also. I find the Innova to be a great bike for the use it was designed for.It's fun to ride in a slow way with good handling and brakes. Far better handling than any scooter which has its engine grafted onto the swingarm. It will out accelerate cars around town as long as their drivers aren't trying too hard, and fit through the smallest of gaps. So it's ideal around town. The only blot on its copybook is the gear-cha ...

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As virtually everyone else has said, the Honda Innova needs a more comfortable seat and larger fuel tank.
Having said that, the reliability and fuel economy of it are unbelievable. I have had mine for 7500 miles from nearly new (200 miles on clock when bought) and it has never let me down.
I commute 35 miles a day, and it returns around 125-135mpg from supermarket petrol and around 110-115mpg from branded fuel.
It cruises at around 50-55mph on supermarket fuel and you can add up to 10mph if you ...

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The Honda ANF Innova is a good reliable bike for short & long trips but the seat lets it down on the longer journeys.

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I have had my Honda 125 Innova for 2 years now and dont use it that often. I have a problem with the electrics on it though. I fitted a brand new battery on it last year and within 2 months something on the bike has drained it. I re-charged the battery and tried it again but the gear lights did not illuminate and the speedo arm was flicking from left to right. Can anyone tell me what they think the problem is?

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The Honda Innova is probably the cheapest motorised transport there is. But a pity about the build quality. I have had 2 breakdowns caused by poor ignition wiring, (easily sorted though) and indicators shorting out in the rain. A great bike in general, but maybe not for northern Scotland where I live.

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After 100000 km with a Honda, I must say that I'm impressed with this bike. Never exsperience any problems, I have been driving from samui in thailand to penang in malaysia several times with no problems at all. This machine just go on and on, and it's easy to drive and cheap number one in fuel.
The only two negativ things about this bike, is the small fuel tank and it's hard to sit all day on this bike because the seat is very hard. Sorry about my english, hope you understand me!

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Made it about 8000km and is still going strong. Never had the problem with the filter box filled with water.
Unfortunately my Innova is not the fuel injected version.
Otherwise very durable and cheap to run bike.

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17,000 miles in 42 months (including 12 months garaged due to novelty of a bigger bike to play with) Daily 30 mile round trip commute in all weathers. Excellent. Regards rain into the air filter mentioned above, only problem I have had is with the engine breather getting full, causing it to cut out when stopped at lights. Cured that by drilling a 2mm hole in the breather and putting some high density foam inside to stop and dust being sucked into the engine. Good for 55-60mph (indicated) in most ...

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I've had my Honda 125 for a small about of time now and racked up 7000 miles, in that time I have hardly had to do any thing to the bike its self, apart from general maintenance, excellent fuel consumption roughly 130-150 Mpg, and capable of speeds of 80 so keeps up well with traffic, only down size is the very small capacity of the fuel tank, something minuscule like 3.7, but cheap as hell to run. Also handles rough country lanes well, which is what my bike has to enjoy 40 miles of each day.

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I have had an Innova for 3 years and have covered 8000 miles in all weather conditions. The engine air intake design is the major problem with this model as it has the tendency to fill up the air filter with water somehow being spayed or sucked into the filter from the front road wheel. It necessitates dismantling the plastics and removing the air filter on a regular basis and is the main reason for poor performance which tends to happen after a wet run. The low capacity fuel tank is a major dr ...

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Well the Honda ANF125 Innova is hell of a bike. Can not think of nothing better for the town and short trips to the country/mountain.Note: This is a workhorse not a shiny toy.

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The Honda ANF125 is delightful to ride, even two-up. No problems, easy kick start, not bothered to use the electric start yet! Good lights. Great little bike. Should last for ever with minimal care.

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I bought my Honda ANF125 Innova to replace my beloved Cub 90 as a short-distance commuter machine. If you need a light and friendly runabout then this is the machine for you - it will do everything that the Cub did...only better! Accepting that the Innova is designed as a day-to-day workhorse and not for performance, a bit more poke would help though, as most 125 scooters will leave it for dead and you soon feel cramped and tired on longer journeys. Fuel economy is good, but the tiny (3.7 litre) ...