Honda Beat One Piece Sanji Edition Introduced, The Final Unit

KatadataOTO – The last unit of the Honda Beat One Piece has been officially introduced to tempt nakama. This time, Sanji is the inspiration for the modified design by the Japanese manufacturer.

The motorcycle was featured on the @welovehonda_id Instagram account with various interesting changes. Moreover, this unit is dominated by black and yellow, which are the signature colors of Black Leg Sanji.

Just like the other variants, the side features a Sanji illustration by Tahilalats. Several soft white lines resembling cooking smoke have been added as a signature feature of the character, who is the cook of the Straw Hat crew.

Not only that, Honda also equipped it with 12-inch star-shaped wheels. Although dominated by black, there are still some yellow accents to sweeten the look.

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Despite various visual enhancements, it is estimated that Honda has not made any changes to its features or performance. This is expected to keep the user's mobility optimal.

One of the key features the manufacturer has retained is keyless entry to make it easier for the rider to operate the motorcycle. Additionally, the engine is also believed to be unchanged.

Recently Updated at GIIAS 2025

It should be noted that the Honda Beat was recently updated at the GIIAS 2025 event. The highest variant, the Deluxe Smart Key, received a new color, Deluxe Matte Brown, with a matte brown finish.

Its presence complements the previous options, namely Deluxe Matte Blue and Deluxe Matte Black.

On the other hand, the Honda Beat CBS also received a refresh, such as the addition of new, bolder striping on the Hard Rock Black, Funk Red Black, and Jazz White Black color options.

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Although it received new colors, the engine remains unchanged. The model still relies on a 110 cc, single-cylinder, SOHC, fuel-injected, and air-cooled engine.

The mechanical heart is capable of producing a maximum power of 8.8 hp at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque of 9.2 Nm at 6,000 rpm. This performance is claimed to be sufficient to meet customers' riding needs.