Top motorcycle recommendations for Singapore riders by licence class — with prices (including COE), pros/cons, and who each bike is best suited for.
Honda CB125R
125cc
✓ Pros
Reliable, easy to maintain, great resale value
⚠ Cons
Pricier than competitors
Best for: New riders wanting quality
Yamaha Y15ZR
150cc
✓ Pros
Fuel-efficient, sporty, huge parts availability
⚠ Cons
Aggressive riding position
Best for: Daily commuter + weekend fun
Honda MSX125 (Grom)
125cc
✓ Pros
Fun, compact, city-perfect
⚠ Cons
Not ideal for pillion or long rides
Best for: City riding, fun riding
Kawasaki Z125 Pro
125cc
✓ Pros
Premium look, smooth engine
⚠ Cons
Limited dealer network in SG
Best for: Style-conscious rider
Honda CB300R
286cc
✓ Pros
Smooth, comfortable, excellent build quality
⚠ Cons
Low seat can feel small for tall riders
Best for: 2A upgrade seeking comfort
Kawasaki Z400
399cc
✓ Pros
Punchy twin, sporty, good ergonomics
⚠ Cons
Slightly firm suspension
Best for: Performance-focused 2A rider
Yamaha MT-03
321cc
✓ Pros
Sporty, lightweight, reliable
⚠ Cons
Aggressive riding position
Best for: Weekend sports riding
Royal Enfield Meteor 350
349cc
✓ Pros
Retro cool, comfortable, torquey
⚠ Cons
Heavier than Japanese competitors
Best for: Casual, relaxed riding
Honda CB650R
649cc
✓ Pros
Smooth 4-cylinder, practical, reliable
⚠ Cons
Premium price
Best for: All-rounder for Class 2
Kawasaki Z650
649cc
✓ Pros
Lightweight, punchy parallel twin
⚠ Cons
Less refined than Honda
Best for: Budget-friendly Class 2 entry
Yamaha MT-07
689cc
✓ Pros
Incredible torque, fun character
⚠ Cons
Hard seat on long rides
Best for: Fun, engaging Class 2 riding
BMW G310R
313cc
✓ Pros
Premium brand, good finance options
⚠ Cons
Small engine for Class 2 price
Best for: Brand-conscious rider
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