Honda Shine Tyres

Tyres For Honda Shine

The Honda Shine neatly fills in the gap between the frugal entry-level 100cc commuters and the slightly more premium 150cc power commuters. It is the Honda Shone which is responsible for making the 125cc segment of commuters a sensible option for getting the best of both the worlds of performance and economy. Matching the reliable and frugal characteristics of the Honda Shine, there are several tyre makers like MRF, CEAT, Apollo, TVS Tyres and Birla Tyres, who have made some capable tyre options available for the Honda Shine.

Honda Shine Tyre Size

The Hons Shine is one of the rare motorcycles in India which still come with the same tyre size for both front and rear wheels. The Honda Shine comes with 80/100-18 tubeless tyre at both front and rear. 

Honda Shine Tyre Prices

People prefer Honda Shine for its smooth ride and frugal engine, and it is the reason that when it comes to tyres, people select tyres which are affordable and offer a nice balance of ride quality and efficiency. Buyers have the option of going for tyres ranging from Rs 1,300 to Rs 2,500 for the Honda Shine, depending on the factors like load index, specifications, features and speed ratings.

Honda Shine Wheels

The early iterations of the Honda Shine used to come with spoke wheels as standard. However, currently, the motorcycle has 18-inch alloy wheels as standard fitment.

Honda Shine Tyre Pressure

Since the tyre sizes are the same for both front and rear, Honda recommends a tyre pressure level of 25 PSI for both front and rear tyres. 

Honda Shine Variants

Currently, the Honda Shine is available in two variants – one with a front drum brake and the other one with a front disc brake. Both the variants have the same tyre sizes and differ only in terms of front brake setup.

Honda Shine Specifications and Features

Honda first launched the Shine as a potent 125cc commuter below the Unicorn 150cc motorcycle in 2005. Since then, it has established itself as the most lovable 125cc motorcycle in the country. It sources its power from a single-cylinder, air-cooled, 123.94cc engine, which is paired to a 5-speed gearbox and produces 10.7PS of power and 11Nm of torque.

The Honda Shine is one of the simplest 125cc motorcycles you can buy, both in terms of visual appeal and mechanicals. It is one of the few motorcycles which still come with an old-school halogen headlamp and an all-analogue instrument console. The motorcycle comes with conventional hydraulic telescopic forks at the front and hydraulic coil springs at the back.