Are you unsure which scooter to purchase? If so this Honda Vision 110 and Honda PCX Review will answer any questions you may have, and you will be tearing up the tarmac in no time.
The Honda Vision 110 was introduced onto our streets in 2011 and since then has been the go to affordable scooter solution.
Providing exceptional fuel economy as well as a nimble and agile ride, makes it a well prepared two wheeler for busy streets all over the world.
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Honda also have an established reputation for providing exceptional reliability, and its no wonder the Honda PCX consistently tops the sales in the UK as the leading commuter option for many riders.
The comfortable ride position of the PCX as well as the effortless acceleration from the 125cc engine turns any commute into a real pleasure.
This post will look into both the Honda Vision 110 and Honda PCX to draw comparisons and bring you the information you need to make an informed decision.
The Honda Vision 110 has a 108cc air-cooled four stroke engine provides an exceptional 147 mpg keeping your fuel costs low. The engine is also equipped with idling stop technology meaning that the engine automatically switches off at traffic light saving fuel.
In comparison to the Honda Vision 110 the Honda PCX features a slightly larger 125cc engine and the trade off for that is a reduction in fuel economy which is 100 mpg. The euro 4 engine, similar to the Honda vision 110, also has idling stop so if you like to do your bit for the environment.
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Running costs
The Honda Vision 110 will save you money when it comes to insurance costs as it is group lower than the PCX. You will also save money at the petrol pump as you get an extra 40 mpg with the vision compared to the PCX.
While the cost may vary from dealership and location the vision costs approximately £700 less than the PCX.
Storage
Both the Honda Vision 110 and the PCX has under-seat storage with enough room to fit a helmet, reducing the need to carry it around with you.
The vision has 18litres storage capacity where as the PCX has 28 litres which may come in handy if your carrying extra kit.
You can gain access to the under seat storage on both scooters by using a switch on the ignition panel.
The PCX also has a power outlet concealed in a front compartment. This is especially useful if you need to keep your phone charged on the road. The Honda vision 110 doesn’t have this feature.
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Brakes
Both the Honda Vision 110 and PCX have disks brakes on the front and drums on the rear. The PCX slightly betters the vision as it has ABS on the front which delivers smoother braking as well as offering added confidence to rider should they need to stop suddenly on slippery surfaces.
Licence Requirements
Both the Honda Vision 110 and the 125cc Honda PCX are A1 Licence compliant and once you pass a CBT and Theory Test can be ridden from the age of 17. These low barriers to entry is why these scooters are so accessible and popular, allowing people of all ages to get access to affordable transport.
The Verdict:Vision or PCX
If your travelling on faster roads where it is important to keep up with the flow of traffic the PCX is certainly going to be the favourite. The PCX’s larger engine compared to the Honda Vision 110 means you can easily cruise along with out the worry of losing speed at the top end making your ride a great deal safer. You may also like to read another post about the best maxi scooters for city riding.
The vision is perfectly suited for heavy traffic cities. It’s agile design makes weaving between stationary vehicles perfect and with a higher mpg than the PCX means the running cost are considerably cheaper.
In terms of braking while both scooters have very similar systems the PCX has added benefit due to the ABS on the front.
FAQs
Honda PCX Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Honda PCX 125 top speed?
The top speed on the PCX 125 is 67mph.
Whats the Honda pcx reliability like?
Very good. Honda prides itself on manufacturing a scooter which isnt going to let the customer down. After all, the last thing they want is a customer complaining because it has broken down.
Honda Vision Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the battery located on Honda Vision 110?
2022 Model
if you have the latest Honda Vision 110 (2022) and need to gain access to the battery it is located on the floor panel where your feet are positioned (see image below with orange arrow).
Honda Vision 2022 Battery Location
You will need to unscrew the screws and remove the black panel with a screw driver. Once the panel has been removed you will need to remove a black plastic box which covers the battery. This may be a little difficult and may require two people to help.
Older models
If you have an older Honda Vision 110 the battery location is in a different place to the newer model and is easier to get access to. The battery is located under the main head light on the front of the scooter (see image below with orange arrow) underneath the panel.
Honda Vision Battery Location
To remove the panel and gain access to the battery you will have to remove two screws at the top which holds the panel in place. You will then have to use your fingers to pull panel away.
Thanks for reading. I hope this Honda Vision and PCX Review answered the questions you had. While your here you may like to read another post i wrote about the 7 Best Maxi Scooters For City Riding Review.
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Are you unsure which scooter to purchase? If so this Honda Vision 110 and Honda PCX Review will answer any questions you may have, and you will be tearing up the tarmac in no time.
The Honda Vision 110 was introduced onto our streets in 2011 and since then has been the go to affordable scooter solution.
Providing exceptional fuel economy as well as a nimble and agile ride, makes it a well prepared two wheeler for busy streets all over the world.
Honda also have an established reputation for providing exceptional reliability, and its no wonder the Honda PCX consistently tops the sales in the UK as the leading commuter option for many riders.
The comfortable ride position of the PCX as well as the effortless acceleration from the 125cc engine turns any commute into a real pleasure.
This post will look into both the Honda Vision 110 and Honda PCX to draw comparisons and bring you the information you need to make an informed decision.
Honda Vision 110cc
+ Fuel Injection
+ 108cc Engine
+ Electric Starter
+ Air-cooled 4-stroke OHC single engine
+ 147mpg
Honda PCX 125cc
+ PGM-FI electronic fuel injection
+ 125cc Engine
+ 8 Litre fuel tank
+ Single-cylinder, liquid cooled, SOHC 4-stroke 2-valve engine
+ Max speed 67mph
Engine Information
The Honda Vision 110 has a 108cc air-cooled four stroke engine provides an exceptional 147 mpg keeping your fuel costs low. The engine is also equipped with idling stop technology meaning that the engine automatically switches off at traffic light saving fuel.
In comparison to the Honda Vision 110 the Honda PCX features a slightly larger 125cc engine and the trade off for that is a reduction in fuel economy which is 100 mpg. The euro 4 engine, similar to the Honda vision 110, also has idling stop so if you like to do your bit for the environment.
Running costs
The Honda Vision 110 will save you money when it comes to insurance costs as it is group lower than the PCX. You will also save money at the petrol pump as you get an extra 40 mpg with the vision compared to the PCX.
While the cost may vary from dealership and location the vision costs approximately £700 less than the PCX.
Storage
Both the Honda Vision 110 and the PCX has under-seat storage with enough room to fit a helmet, reducing the need to carry it around with you.
The vision has 18litres storage capacity where as the PCX has 28 litres which may come in handy if your carrying extra kit.
You can gain access to the under seat storage on both scooters by using a switch on the ignition panel.
The PCX also has a power outlet concealed in a front compartment. This is especially useful if you need to keep your phone charged on the road. The Honda vision 110 doesn’t have this feature.
Brakes
Both the Honda Vision 110 and PCX have disks brakes on the front and drums on the rear. The PCX slightly betters the vision as it has ABS on the front which delivers smoother braking as well as offering added confidence to rider should they need to stop suddenly on slippery surfaces.
Licence Requirements
Both the Honda Vision 110 and the 125cc Honda PCX are A1 Licence compliant and once you pass a CBT and Theory Test can be ridden from the age of 17. These low barriers to entry is why these scooters are so accessible and popular, allowing people of all ages to get access to affordable transport.
The Verdict:Vision or PCX
If your travelling on faster roads where it is important to keep up with the flow of traffic the PCX is certainly going to be the favourite. The PCX’s larger engine compared to the Honda Vision 110 means you can easily cruise along with out the worry of losing speed at the top end making your ride a great deal safer. You may also like to read another post about the best maxi scooters for city riding.
The vision is perfectly suited for heavy traffic cities. It’s agile design makes weaving between stationary vehicles perfect and with a higher mpg than the PCX means the running cost are considerably cheaper.
In terms of braking while both scooters have very similar systems the PCX has added benefit due to the ABS on the front.
FAQs
Honda PCX Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Honda PCX 125 top speed?
The top speed on the PCX 125 is 67mph.
Whats the Honda pcx reliability like?
Very good. Honda prides itself on manufacturing a scooter which isnt going to let the customer down. After all, the last thing they want is a customer complaining because it has broken down.
Honda Vision Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the battery located on Honda Vision 110?
2022 Model
if you have the latest Honda Vision 110 (2022) and need to gain access to the battery it is located on the floor panel where your feet are positioned (see image below with orange arrow).
You will need to unscrew the screws and remove the black panel with a screw driver. Once the panel has been removed you will need to remove a black plastic box which covers the battery. This may be a little difficult and may require two people to help.
Older models
If you have an older Honda Vision 110 the battery location is in a different place to the newer model and is easier to get access to. The battery is located under the main head light on the front of the scooter (see image below with orange arrow) underneath the panel.
To remove the panel and gain access to the battery you will have to remove two screws at the top which holds the panel in place. You will then have to use your fingers to pull panel away.
Thanks for reading. I hope this Honda Vision and PCX Review answered the questions you had. While your here you may like to read another post i wrote about the 7 Best Maxi Scooters For City Riding Review.
If your looking to buy a new motorcycle helmet you may like to read about The Best Arai Motorcycle Helmets For Touring, Design And Upright Riding.
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