Honda Pridor

The Pridor fills the gap between Honda’s 70cc commuters and the CG 125. It has a 100cc-class engine, a longer double-cradle frame and a more upright, comfortable riding position. Atlas Honda refreshed it in 2026 with new graphics; the engine, frame and suspension are unchanged. It costs Rs 211,900 ex-factory in black, red and blue.

Engine and gearbox

The engine is a 97.1cc, 4-stroke OHC air-cooled single (bore and stroke 50.0 × 49.5 mm, compression ratio 9.1:1) with a 4-speed constant-mesh gearbox. Starting is by kick. The extra displacement over the CD 70 shows most when carrying a passenger or climbing flyovers. Honda does not publish an official power figure or fuel average for the Pridor.

Size and comfort

At 1,986 mm long and 96 kg dry, the Pridor is noticeably bigger than a CD 70, which makes it feel more planted on the open road. Ground clearance is a generous 156 mm, the fuel tank holds 9.7 litres (1.5 litres reserve), and it rides on 2.75-18 tyres at both ends with drum brakes. A small visor around the headlight and a black exhaust with chrome trim give it a sportier look than the CD range.

Warranty and servicing

Like every Atlas Honda motorcycle, the engine is covered for 3 years or 20,000 km and the frame, body and electrics for 6 months or 6,000 km, with three free services.

Who should buy it?

The Pridor makes sense for riders who carry a passenger daily or ride longer distances and want something calmer than a 70cc, while keeping fuel costs low. The catch is price: the kick-start CG 125 costs only Rs 26,600 more and offers a bigger engine and the CG’s legendary durability, so compare both before deciding.

Honda Pridor price in Pakistan and colours

The Honda Pridor costs Rs 2.12 lakh ex-factory (Pridor: Rs 211,900). It is available in Black, Red and Blue. The ex-factory price is the same in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and every other city; registration and token tax differ by province, so the on-the-road amount you pay can vary slightly. Prices are taken from Atlas Honda’s official website and we update them when Honda revises its price list.

Main rivals

Buyers comparing the Honda Pridor usually also look at the Honda CD 70 Dream, Suzuki GD 110S, Honda CG 125 and Yamaha YB 125Z. Use the comparison tool on this page to see prices, specifications and features side by side, variant against variant.