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Honda has launched the Honda lead scooters lately powered by a single-cylinder 125cc engine with the new enhanced smart power technique. It is incorporated by low-fiction technology and has high fuel efficiency. It has a very unique feature of PGM-FI i.e. Programmed Fuel Injection system which a stabilised performance of engine with a high mileage. The Honda lead has got a very elegant and modern look. It has a capacity of 37 litres storage space underneath the seat giving much space to store things. Clock and illuminated pointers on the LCD meters are there for easy readability. With the automatic clutch and V-Matic gear box it is super comfortable bike. It also provides electric start with maximum power of 11.3 bhp @ 8500rpm. The most recent feature that is available in this scooter is the ISS (Idling stop system) which is very essential to save the fuel so that it can run for a longer time.
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