Has the Honda Click 125 been discontinued in Thailand, and what are the alternatives?

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Nov 16, 2024

20 hours ago

John ***********

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This probably does not belong in this group so mods feel free not to post it if inappropriate. I was going to buy a new Honda Click 125 for a friend in Thailand. He has just phoned me from the dealer to say it has been discontinued. Is this true and if so what is the closest you can get to this bike in specifications and price? Thanks for your help.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The Honda Click 125 has not been officially discontinued in Thailand, as it is still listed on Honda's website. However, dealers may be pushing other models, like the Click 160, due to limited stock of the 125. Some expats suspect that the dealership may be trying to upsell due to inventory issues or a shift in market demand toward larger engines, such as the Click 150 or 160. Buyers may also consider the Honda Scoopy 110cc or Lead as alternatives. It's advisable for those interested to check with various dealers for availability and specifications.

Dave ******

I have the new 160 special edition with 110 K on for sale four months old

4 hours ago

John ***********

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Thanks to everyone including those who provided the info on the 150 and 160. I am very grateful for your help. Mods can close this now if they wish.

9 hours ago

J ******************

If you are in Thailand perhaps you can find out for yourself by checking other dealers and websites and so on rather than relying on the info of a friend who maybe has a motive

15 hours ago

John ***********

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@J *****************

I am not in Thailand and the Thailand Honda site will neither open on the web nor Facebook and there are 'no Honda price listings', complete opposite of the Philippines. Fortunately expats in here and to a lesser extent ThaiVisa have given me all the information blocke to me here plus more. To them I very grateful. I never wanted to be fully reliant on my friend, though it's not him who was the problem.

9 hours ago

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John ***********

Mally *******

No,we have just bought a new 125 click from honda dealers

16 hours ago

Nic ********

We wanted to replace our old 125 Click and did so with the new 160 Click. A much improved version. We were told there would be a 1month wait but it arrived in less than a week 😀.

16 hours ago

Charles ********

They have not made click 125i for a few years. They did 150i for about 2 years, but now I believe they only make the click 160i. The lead was the replacement for click 125i.

17 hours ago

Jeffrey **********

@Charles *******

They make both 125cc and 160cc (155cc actually)

8 hours ago

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Jeffrey **********

Rene ********

Are they cutting out the Honda Wave, an epic bike. In South Africa they have already cut that one out

Rene ********

, the Wave is epic!

Paul ********

very much doubt it, I saw a YouTube video recently which stated that just under half of all bikes sold in Thailand were Wave 110 or 125s.

17 hours ago

John ***********

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@Paul *******

The 125 is meant to be the most popular Thai bike. The majority of ordinary folk have to buy on finance and an extra

*****

baht for a city run around may seem a price too high.

17 hours ago

Rene ********

@John **********

agree. All these companies pushing development all the time when you invent something almost perfect, why not stay with it? Tuning the tires into moronic consumers seems to be the AIM

17 hours ago

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Rene ********

David ********

Look on Facebook market place you will get many bikes there in good condition. Honda Yamaha

18 hours ago

Michael **********

your friend wants to get a better moped than a click 125 and that's the reason why it has discountinued😉