125cc automatic · CBS brakes · LED headlight · Most affordable scooter in the fleet
* Price depends on how many days you pay in advance. More days = lower daily rate. Extra days added later are charged at the standard daily rate.
* Minimum rental: 4 days
10,000 THB cash or passport deposit (valid Thai visa or entry stamp, from the driver). Original passport only – copies not accepted.
Yes. The Click 125i Black is fully automatic – no clutch or gearbox – weighs 112kg, and has a 769mm seat height. Riders with prior scooter experience will adapt immediately. The CBS system provides more balanced braking than a single-channel setup.
CBS is not ABS – smooth progressive braking is required on Ko Phangan's wet roads and steeper descents. For complete first-time riders, basic scooter familiarity is still needed before Ko Phangan's roads.
No. The Click 125i Black does not have ABS. It has CBS (Combined Brake System) which links front and rear brakes for more balanced deceleration but does not prevent wheel lock. Smooth progressive braking is essential on Ko Phangan's wet roads, sandy beach approaches, and steep descents.
If front ABS is important, the Honda Click 160 ABS is available at the same 30+ day rate of 150 THB/day.
The Click 125i Black is a 2017 model – the oldest scooter in the Lala Agency fleet. Its lower price reflects the model year rather than any issue with reliability or condition. Honda's Click 125i platform has been one of the most proven scooters in Southeast Asia for many years, and the 2017 generation handles Ko Phangan's conditions without issue.
Every bike is fully prepared by Autain Service before each rental. The 100 THB/day rate at 30+ days in low season makes the Click 125i Black the most accessible rental option in the fleet – a full month of Ko Phangan scooter transport for 3,000 THB.
The Click 125i Black is a 2017 pre-refresh model with an analog speedometer and a small digital side display showing fuel level and odometer. This is the same setup as the Military variant and differs from the fully digital display on the newer Click 125i models.
For everyday Ko Phangan riding the setup is clear and functional. Monitor the fuel gauge carefully – the 4.2-litre tank has a limited range compared to the larger PCX models. Plan fuel stops before heading to the east coast or more remote northern routes.
The Click 125i Black handles Ko Phangan's main paved roads well at a relaxed pace. The west coast from Thong Sala through Srithanu to Haad Yao, the south coast through Ban Tai to Haad Rin, and the north coast toward Chaloklum and Mae Haad are all comfortable. The compact dimensions make it easy to manoeuvre in busy areas and narrow beach approach roads.
The east coast climb to Thong Nai Pan Noi is manageable solo at a patient, steady pace. Two-up riding on steep sections is not recommended. Stay on paved roads throughout and plan fuel stops carefully given the 4.2-litre tank's limited range.
At 100 THB/day for a 30+ day low season rental, the Honda Click 125i Black is the most affordable scooter available from Lala Agency – and the lowest daily rate for any motorised vehicle in the entire fleet. For riders on extended stays who need reliable daily transport without spending more than necessary, this is the straightforward answer. A month of Ko Phangan scooter rental for 3,000 THB is genuinely hard to argue with.
It is a 2017 model – the oldest scooter in the fleet – but age and reliability are different things on the Click 125i platform. Honda's 125cc Click has been one of the most dependable workhorse scooters in Southeast Asia for over a decade. Every bike is fully prepared by Autain Service before each rental. The low price reflects the model year, not the condition or reliability of the scooter itself. Send a rental request →
The Click 125i Black uses Honda's Combined Brake System (CBS) – front disc and rear drum linked so that applying the rear brake also activates partial front braking. This distributes braking effort more evenly and reduces the tendency to lock the rear wheel under normal conditions. CBS is not ABS – wheel lock under sudden hard braking is still possible. On Ko Phangan's wet roads, steep descents, and sandy beach approaches, smooth progressive braking is essential at all times.
As a 2017 model, the instrument panel uses an analog speedometer with a small digital side display showing fuel level and odometer. It is a clear, functional setup for daily Ko Phangan riding. The fuel gauge is the most important element to monitor – the 4.2-litre tank has a limited range, so plan fill-ups before heading to more remote areas of the island. If front ABS is a priority, the Honda Click 160 ABS is available at the same 30+ day rate.
The Click 125i Black's 124.88cc liquid-cooled, PGM-FI engine is the same proven platform across the Click 125i range. It starts cleanly in Ko Phangan's heat, responds consistently to throttle throughout the day, and runs efficiently at the island's typical riding speeds. The CVT automatic manages all gear changes without input from the rider. For everyday Ko Phangan riding – Thong Sala market runs, beach trips to Haad Rin or Haad Yao, the relaxed west coast to Chaloklum – the 125cc engine is well suited to the pace.
The sleek all-black finish gives this variant a clean, understated appearance that blends naturally into Ko Phangan's road scene – practical and unfussy, like the scooter itself. Use only Gasoline 95 as specified in the rental contract.
The Honda Click 125i Black's headlight uses an LED bulb, throwing a brighter, whiter beam than the halogen units fitted to older scooters in the same class. On Ko Phangan's unlit rural stretches – the road past Mae Haad after dark, or the final approach to a beach bungalow down a dirt side-track – a strong headlight beam makes a real difference to how confidently you can see the road surface ahead.
The tail light and turn signals on this model use conventional bulbs rather than LEDs, which is worth knowing if you are comparing scooters in the fleet feature-by-feature. In practice this has no real effect on visibility or safety – conventional bulbs are bright enough for their job, and the LED headlight is where the upgrade actually matters most for night riding.
The Honda Click 125i platform has built a reputation across Southeast Asia as one of the most dependable automatic scooters on the road – the kind of bike ridden daily for years by people who simply need it to start every morning without drama. The Click 125i Black benefits from exactly that reputation: a simple, well-tested 124.88cc engine and CVT transmission with a long history of reliable service in tropical conditions.
For a long-term Ko Phangan rental, this matters more than spec-sheet numbers. Every Click 125i Black in the Lala Agency fleet is fully serviced by Autain Service before each rental, but the underlying platform itself is part of why this scooter holds up so well to daily island use – salt air, heat, rain, and the bumps of Ko Phangan's back roads included.
The Click 125i Black rolls on tubeless tyres at both wheels – 80/90-14 at the front and 90/90-14 at the rear. Unlike older tube-type tyres, a tubeless setup is far less likely to suffer a sudden, total deflation if you pick up a nail or a sharp stone, which is a genuinely useful trait on Ko Phangan's mix of paved roads and rougher back lanes near the beaches.
If a slow puncture does happen, tubeless tyres are also simpler and faster to repair at any of the island's roadside motorbike shops – a plug rather than removing the wheel to access an inner tube. For day-to-day riding around Thong Sala, Srithanu, and the west coast beaches, this is a small detail that saves real time if your luck runs out.
The Click 125i Black uses lightweight 14-inch cast alloy wheels rather than heavier steel rims. The reduced rotational weight makes the scooter feel slightly more responsive when pulling away from a stop or threading through the markets and sois of Thong Sala, and it contributes in a small way to the bike's fuel efficiency.
Alloy wheels also tend to hold their shape better than steel after hitting a pothole hard – relevant on some of Ko Phangan's less maintained back roads. The 14-inch diameter, larger than many smaller-capacity scooters, gives the Click 125i Black reasonably stable handling over the island's mix of smooth coastal tarmac and rougher inland sections.
Lift the seat on the Click 125i Black and there is a genuinely useful storage compartment underneath – large enough for a full-face helmet when parked, or for a beach bag, a few groceries from Thong Sala market, or a rolled-up towel on the way to Haad Yao. It is not a top box, so very bulky items will not fit, but for everyday use it covers most of what a renter actually carries.
Because the storage is fully enclosed under the seat rather than an external box, it is also reasonably secure and protected from rain – useful during Ko Phangan's sudden afternoon downpours when you do not want to be caught out with wet belongings.
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