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Honda: All-New ST125 Dax! Debut for EU

We've Got Our Fingers Crossed for America

A view of the all-new Honda Dax!, which has just made an EU debut after a 41-year retirement

We’ve just had word that the uber fun, 124cc hooner that was Honda’s Dax! motorcycle has been revived for an EU debut after a 41-year retirement – and if we’re lucky, the appearance of this perky little beastie could also mean a spunky new addition to America’s minimoto fleet. 

A view of the all-new Honda Dax!, which has just made an EU debut after a 41-year retirement

But let’s not get too hasty. While there is no factual evidence to support the machine will actually come gallivanting across the Atlantic, we DO know that the Grom and the Monkey – both the minimoto siblings of the Dax! – have cornered this market for years. It would be brilliant if we had new blood introduced into the community, so fingers crossed for a Western reveal. 

A view of the all-new Honda Dax!, which has just made an EU debut after a 41-year retirement

In the meantime, we get to have a gander at what’s under the proverbial hood. MCN tells us that the ST125 now sports a wet weight of 107kg, with the air-cooled single engine capable of 9.25bhp @ 7000rpm and 8lb-ft @ 5000rpm. 

The centrifugal clutch and four-speed manual box also complement the aspired top speed of ​​55mph and equally brilliant fuel economy of 39 miles to the liter (with a 3.8 liter tank and a projected range of 149 miles, we’ll let you do the maths on that one), and 31mm USD forks, 12in wheels and a mini-LCD dash complete the package, with a set of LEDs to keep conserved energy to a minimum.

A view of the all-new Honda Dax!, which has just made an EU debut after a 41-year retirement

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*Media sourced from MCN and RideApart*