Honda Launched TMX Supremo 2nd Generation

Honda Philippines finally launched a 2nd Generation of TMX Supremo - a newly designed fuel tank with an elegant sticker and new Dual Flat seat.

The new designed TMX Supremo's side cover is now made by Polypropylene plastic (PP) material with security lock and easy-to-install 3-point factory installed side-car attachment.

TMX or Tricycle Model X-treme is known for its power, durability, and reliability performance. Way back 2012, the 1st Generation of Supremo was launched. It has a modern engine design and style that is appropriate for the new generation of tricycle drivers.

This 5-speed 150cc redesigned moto has an SRP of PhP 69,990. You can avail now the 2nd Generation Supremo in all leading motorcycle dealers.

TMX Supremo 2nd Generation Specs

Engine Type: 4 Stroke, OHC, Air Cooled
Displacement: 149.2cc
Bore x Stroke: 57.3mm x 57.8mm
Maximum Power: 7.85kW (10.7Ps) @ 7,000rpm
Maximum Torque: 11.58Nm (1.18kgfm) @5,000rpm
Transmission Type: Manual, 5-Speed Constant Mesh
Starting System: Kick / Electric
Ignition: DC-CDI
Front Suspension: Telescopic Fork
Rear Suspension: Twin
Wheel Type: Spoke
Fuel System: Carburator
Colors: Black, Red, Blue

source: hardwarezone

Honda TMX 125 Alpha released

Few months ago Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI) has stopped making TMX 155 unit, but because of insistent public demand Honda finally released the new TMX 125 Alpha.

The new reborned TMX is powered by a 124.11 cc four stroke, air-cooled OHV engine with five-speed constant mesh transmission. The 125 Alpha features electric starter and this time, it's easier to kick start than the former TMX 155.

TMX 125 Alpha Specification

Engine Type: 4-Stroke, Air-Cooled, OHV
Displacement: 124.11 cc
Bore & Stroke: 56.50 mm x 49.50 mm
Starting System: Electric / Kick
Ignition System: AC - CDI
Transmission Type: 5 Speed, Constant Mesh
Gear Shift Pattern: Manual / N -1 – 2 – 3 – 4 - 5
Suspension (Front): Telescopic
Suspension (Rear): Twin
Brake System (Front): Mechanical Leading Trailing
Brake System (Rear): Mechanical Leading Trailing
Tires Size (Front): 2.50 – 18 40 L
Tires Size (Rear): 2.75 – 18 42 P
Wheels Type: Spoke
Over-all Dimensions (LxWxH): 1920 mm x 744 mm x 1023 mm
Wheelbase Dimensions: 1225 mm
Dry Weight: 108 kg
Seat Height: 751 mm
Ground Clearance: 156 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity: 8.6 liters
Fuel: Unleaded Gasoline (93+ or above octane rating)
Fuel System: Carburetor
Engine Oil Capacity: 1.0 Liter
Maximum Horse Power [kW (PS)]: 7.21kW @8000 r/min
Maximum Torque (N.m): 9.36 N.m @6500 r/min

For Php 46,900 price tag, the Honda TMX 125 Alpha is available in Candy Ruby Red, Blue Metallic & Black color variant.

Limited edition Honda City VX Mugen now available in the Philippines

Honda Cars Philippines Inc. has announced that their new City VX MUGEN Special Edition is now available.

Honda displayed the City VX special edition with factory-installed authentic Mugen accessories in 5th Philippine International Motor Show at World Trade Center, Pasay City.

The new car comes with a 1.5-liter i-VTEC engine partnered with 5-speed manual transmission.

The special edition is installed with unique MUGEN front sports grille, MUGEN front and rear under spoiler, side under spoilers, and 17-inch alloy wheels with nut and lock set with a Mugen emblem. There's also 7-inch touchscreen display, audio streaming via Bluetooth, Voice recognition, USB, HDMI ports, and 3x accessory sockets inside the City.

The Honda City VX Mugen Special Edition is available in Gold Brown Metallic, Taffeta White, Crystal Black Pearl, Modern Steel Metallic and Carnelian Red Pearl color variant for Php1,030,000 price tag with 3-year warranty

Honda also offer the MUGEN accessory package for the customer who already purchased the City for only Php 189,000 including free installation of the parts. The accessories comes in 1-year warranty.

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Limited Edition of Honda City Mugen outs for Php976,000

A couple of days ago, Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI) announced the only twenty(20) units of Honda City Mugen model and now available in the Philippines.