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The Honda CG110 may be a Nigerian model, but it looks like this is the cheapest new Honda money can buy. And it doesn't come with any letters asking your for a deposit to inherit a fortune.
This machine runs you 100,000 Nigerian naira, and this means around $670 or €458. Truth is, you won't be getting a lot of bike for this money, but if we're considering the Nigerian society, such basic motorized transportation might be simply spot on.
With the monthly wage of a person working in manufacturing being somewhere around 1.25 times bigger than the price of the Honda CG110 and an engineer able to buy 5 such bikes with one month's salary (source), this bike looks like a hit.
That is if you're not against the 70's styling with the square headlight, retro one-piece seat, skinny wheels and even skinnier fork stanchions, dual rear shocks, full drum brakes and so on. It's cheap to get one, cheap to run it, and remember, no deposit to inherit a huge sum of money required.
Source CMG.
With the monthly wage of a person working in manufacturing being somewhere around 1.25 times bigger than the price of the Honda CG110 and an engineer able to buy 5 such bikes with one month's salary (source), this bike looks like a hit.
That is if you're not against the 70's styling with the square headlight, retro one-piece seat, skinny wheels and even skinnier fork stanchions, dual rear shocks, full drum brakes and so on. It's cheap to get one, cheap to run it, and remember, no deposit to inherit a huge sum of money required.
Source CMG.
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