Honda Click 125 vs Yamaha Mio Gear: Price, Specs and Everyday Use
The Honda Click 125i and Yamaha Mio Gear are both affordable automatic commuters. This comparison focuses on observed price, engine output, curb weight, seat height, tank size, tires and braking rather than using sport-oriented language that does not match the buying intent.
Decision matrix
Which one fits which rider?
This is scenario scoring, not a universal winner. Each row uses the same transparent MotoIndex decision factors with a different rider/use profile.
Heavy city traffic
Favors lower weight, automatic transmission, rider-fit starting point and efficient daily use.
79Click 125i
Close callWithin 2 points on this profile
79Mio Gear
Lower / easier bike
Favors lower published seat height and curb weight for a 30-inch inseam starting point.
78Click 125i
Mio Gear leads5-point gap on this profile
83Mio Gear
Performance
Favors recorded output, power-to-weight ratio and ABS listing.
54Click 125i
Close callWithin 2 points on this profile
54Mio Gear
Longer rides
Favors fuel-tank capacity, touring-oriented category context and ABS listing.
57Click 125i
Close callWithin 2 points on this profile
57Mio Gear
Passenger + luggage
Adds passenger and luggage context while keeping fit, road and ownership factors visible.
57Click 125i
Close callWithin 2 points on this profile
57Mio Gear
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Quick comparison
| Specification | Click 125i | Mio Gear |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | ₱81,900 | ₱79,400 |
| Engine | 125 cc | 125 cc |
| Power | 11 hp | 9.3 hp |
| Weight | 111 kg | 96 kg |
| Seat | 769 mm | 750 mm |
| Tank | 5.5 L | 4.2 L |
| ABS / brakes | No ABS | No ABS |
Calculated from current records
Key differences
Mio Gear starts ₱2,500 lower in the current observed-price records.
Mio Gear is 15 kg lighter by published curb weight.
Mio Gear has a 19 mm lower published seat.
Click 125i lists 1.7 hp more.
Click 125i carries 1.3 L more fuel capacity.
Where verified
Current variants and prices
Honda Click 125i
₱81,900
No verified multi-variant matrix is stored yet; the model-level observed price is shown instead.
Yamaha Mio Gear
₱79,400–₱82,400
No verified multi-variant matrix is stored yet; the model-level observed price is shown instead.
Different values are highlightedto make trade-offs easier to scan.
| Specification | HondaClick 125i | YamahaMio Gear |
|---|---|---|
| Price & market | ||
| Observed market priceObserved range from checked sources; not an average. | ₱81,900 | ₱79,400–₱82,400 |
| Checked price sources | 2 checked price sources | 2 checked price sources |
| Verified variants | No verified trim matrix yet | No verified trim matrix yet |
| Generation | Current | Current |
| Market status | Current | Current |
| Engine & performance | ||
| Engine displacement | 125 cc | 125 cc |
| Power | 11 hp | 9.3 hp |
| Torque | 10.8 Nm | 9.6 Nm |
| Power-to-weightDerived from published power and curb weight. | 9.9 hp / 100 kg | 9.7 hp / 100 kg |
| Transmission | Automatic | Automatic |
| Size & everyday fit | ||
| Curb weight | 111 kg | 96 kg |
| Seat height | 769 mm | 750 mm |
| Ground clearance | — | — |
| Category | Commuter scooter | Commuter scooter |
| Fuel & range | ||
| Fuel tank | 5.5 L | 4.2 L |
| Published fuel economyPublished figures may use different test conditions. | — | — |
| Theoretical tank rangeFuel economy × tank capacity; not a real-world range promise. | — | — |
| Tires & braking | ||
| Front tire | 80/90-14 | 80/80-14 |
| Rear tire | 90/90-14 | 100/70-14 |
| Brakes / ABS | No ABS | No ABS |
| Colors & verification | ||
| Colors listed | Black · Red · White | Black · Gray |
| Primary source | Zigwheels Philippines 2026 Click 125i price and specification page | Zigwheels Philippines 2026 Mio Gear price and specification page |
| Specification checked | 2026-08-25 | 2026-08-25 |
| Market price checked | 2026-08-25 | 2026-08-25 |
Use the individual model pages for the underlying source links and dated checks. A highlighted difference is not automatically a winner; the better value depends on your use case.
Buyer questions
What the differences mean
Price
Click 125i is currently ₱81,900; Mio Gear is ₱79,400–₱82,400. These are dated observed records, not a promise of dealer inventory or final transaction price.
Engine size
Click 125i lists 125 cc, 11 hp and 10.8 Nm; Mio Gear lists 125 cc, 9.3 hp and 9.6 Nm. Output figures are compared on paper only; gearing and test methods are not normalized here.
Weight and maneuverability
Curb weight: Mio Gear is 15 kg lower than Click 125i. Lower published weight can be relevant at parking and low speeds, but does not by itself prove easier handling.
Seat height
Seat height: Mio Gear is 19 mm lower than Click 125i. Seat width, suspension sag, rider proportions and footwear also affect actual ground reach.
Fuel economy
Click 125i lists a 5.5 L tank; Mio Gear lists 4.2 L. MotoIndex does not yet have directly comparable published fuel-economy figures for both records.
Fuel tank
Click 125i lists a 5.5 L tank; Mio Gear lists 4.2 L. MotoIndex does not yet have directly comparable published fuel-economy figures for both records.
Storage
MotoIndex does not yet list a directly comparable storage-capacity figure for both motorcycles. The comparison therefore does not invent a liters figure; check the individual model pages and linked manufacturer information.
Brakes
Click 125i: No ABS. Mio Gear: No ABS. Variant-specific equipment can differ, so check the exact variant and the linked model sources before buying.
Dimensions
MotoIndex currently normalizes curb weight, seat height and tire sizes for this pair. Full length/width/wheelbase data is not yet normalized for both records, so this section avoids fabricated dimensional claims.
Which is better suited to a tight budget?
For city-use planning, the recorded differences are price, curb weight, seat height, tank size and braking equipment. Mio Gear is lighter on paper, while Mio Gear has the lower observed starting price. Those facts can inform a choice without claiming one motorcycle is universally easier in traffic.
Which is lighter?
Curb weight: Mio Gear is 15 kg lower than Click 125i. Lower published weight can be relevant at parking and low speeds, but does not by itself prove easier handling.
Which has the lower seat?
Seat height: Mio Gear is 19 mm lower than Click 125i. Seat width, suspension sag, rider proportions and footwear also affect actual ground reach.
No generic score
Which one should you choose?
Choose Click 125i if
- 1.7 hp more published power
- 1.2 Nm more published torque
- 1.3 L larger fuel tank
- 0.2 hp/100 kg higher derived power-to-weight figure
Choose Mio Gear if
- ₱2,500 lower observed starting price
- 15 kg lower curb weight
- 19 mm lower published seat
These are factual advantages from the current model records, not an overall score or universal winner.
How MotoIndex compares these motorcycles
MotoIndex compares current Philippine-market motorcycle records using observed prices and published specifications. Differences shown on this page are calculated from the current records. Variant-specific equipment may differ. A numerical lead is not automatically a better motorcycle for every rider.
Last specification checks: Click 125i 2026-08-25; Mio Gear 2026-08-25. Price checks: 2026-08-25; 2026-08-25.
FAQs
Which is cheaper?
Mio Gear has the lower observed starting price: ₱79,400 versus ₱81,900.
Which is lighter?
Mio Gear is lighter by 15 kg.
Which has the lower seat?
Mio Gear has the lower published seat by 19 mm.
Which has the larger fuel tank?
Click 125i has the larger tank: 5.5 L versus 4.2 L.
Which has better published fuel economy?
MotoIndex does not yet have directly comparable published fuel-economy figures for both current records.
Do either of these records list ABS?
Click 125i: No ABS. Mio Gear: No ABS. Exact trim equipment can differ.