The Yamaha’s RX series enjoys an iconic status in the Indian biking sphere. And now, it looks like the wait will soon be over, with the return of the Yamaha RX 125 expected to storm back to life in 2025. Just make sure to mix the right amounts of retro, tech, and performance! RX125: Ideal for young clones or look-alike replica enthusiasts the RX125 offers performance and beauty at an accessible price.
Old-School Appeal with a Modern Flai
The design of the RX 125 is a legacy from the RX 100 and RX 135. It is likely to house teardrop fuel tank, round-shaped LED headlamp, chrome exhaust and old school design language that will remind you of its retro inspiration. Modern touches on the design include its alloy wheels, semi-digital instrument cluster and LED tail lamps.
This ideal blend of retro looks and modern touches means the RX 125 is the epitome of easy, affordable and fun transportation – perfect for both learners, and those who’ve been there, done that, got the T-shirt.
Powerful and Efficient Engine
The RX 125 is likely to have a 124cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, BS6 Phase-2 compliant motor from Yahama. The engine should make about 12-14 hp and 11-12 Nm of torque — suited for city commuting and occasional highway runs.
The engine is expected to come mated to a 5-speed gearbox, enabling easy acceleration and good fuel efficiency. While fuel consumption should be in between 60 to 70 km/l range, it will be an affordable ride for daily commuting.
Riding and HandlingSwift and comfortable
Using a light weight frame, this little bike is aimed at great handling and every day practicality. It gets telescopic forks at the front and twin shock absorbers at the rear and offers a comfortable and stable ride experience to the rider even on broken city roads.
It is likely to be offered with a front disc brake and rear drum brake, with a single-channel ABS available on the top trims. Its ergonomic handle bar and long, comfortable seat makes it the ultimate cruiser in the category.
Contemporary Features for the Modern Rider
For all its retro appeal, Yamaha isn’t skimping on the modern features. The RX 125 should come with:
- LED headlamp and tail lamp
- DIGI-analogue instrument cluster
- USB charging port
- Side-stand engine cut-off
- Electric start
- Bluetooth Optional, for nags for navigation etc.
These are also the features that make the RX 125 a classic-looking but tech-friendly bike.
4.1 Competitive Pricing and Launch Schedule
Yamaha RX 125 will be priced aggressively, in the region 1.10 lakh – 1.30 lakh (ex-showroom). This puts it in a nice pricing spot against competitors such as the Honda SP 125, Bajaj Pulsar 125 and TVS Raider 125.
Despite there is no official word on the exact launch date from the Yamaha, but the reports state that the bike will come to India in mid or late 2025. The RX 125 may be offered in variety of color options and trims to cater to the varied taste of users.
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The Yamaha RX 125 is not another 125cc commuter bike; it’s a resurrection of a feeling. A mix of retro styling, modern technology, a strong riding experience and everyday usability: Yamaha is reviving a legend, that generations of riders can look back on with pride.
And for those who’ve have idolized the RX 100 back in the day, and for the new riders who want a retro-looking, powerful and efficient motorcycle – the Yamaha RX 125 (2025) could well be the next exciting chapter in India’s motorcycling history.