Introduced in 1967, the SS125 used the same single-overhead-camshaft engine as other Honda 125s having varying states of tune. The SS125 was top with a maximum power output of 13bhp at 10,500rpm and weighing a featherweight 216lbs, the SS125 was a typical Japanese 'giant killer' more than capable of embarrassing the average British 250 and even some 350. Produced from mid-1967 to the end of 1970, it is one of the rarer classic Honda 125s and thus eminently collectible.

'OCJ 86G' currently displays a total of 20906 miles on the odometer. The previous owner acquired this vehicle in 2006 in a well-restored condition. The current owner bought it in November 2012 from a deceased estate, since when it has undergone a nut and bolt restoration to museum quality. The majority of parts have been re-plated or repainted making the bike as original as possible. It has a V5C and a current MOT which shows that the bike runs, and is roadworthy, and not just a museum piece.