The humble Honda CG125 could be the most robust small motorcycle ever made. The CG125 was never a powerhouse (it produced about 11 hp and 7 lb-ft of torque), but it was sufficient to handle basic transportation in Europe and developing countries. It has remained on the market since the 1970s with minor improvements—not so much because of its engine size, but due to its reliability. The key to the CG125's success was its 124cc four-stroke engine. The Japanese brand aimed to build a motorcycle that operated with minimal maintenance, and it quickly became very popular worldwide. The model builder can choose from various configurations in the kit to represent the desired version. This kit is perfect for building straight out of the box or as an addition to a scene or diorama set somewhere in the world since the 1970s. Main features of the kit: - Allows the construction of a model of one of two CG125 versions with different instruments, headlights, and rims - Includes 68 plastic parts, photo-etched parts, 1 rider figure with 2 optional heads (Asian/European) - The actual model may differ from the representation shown on the box.