The Dax is kinda like a slick, stylized urban version of the tiny Grom that took the world by storm in 2014. The diminutive 125cc bike is actually a revival of the 1969 Dax. It has a pressed steel Dachsund dog-inspired frame, an air-cooled single-cylinder engine with a humble 9.3 horsepower, a four-speed transmission, and upgraded shocks from the original. It also includes an actual LCD instrument cluster, LED headlight and taillight, the Dachsund Dax logo, double seat, and a bold upswept chrome exhaust. It will start selling in Europe, but there’s no word on whether the little moto will make its way here. One can only hope.
Honda S125 Dax
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