Honda Motorcycles and Scooters

Honda's new launch, the CB 300R was launched yesterday at a pan-India ex-showroom price of INR 2.41 Lakh. With what the bike is offering, in terms of power, it slots itself in the territory of the Bajaj Dominar, the TVS Apache RR 310 and the KTM Duke 250. The pricing places it close to the KTM Duke 390, however, head-to-head, the orange bike is way more powerful and better equipped. Read ahead for a spec to spec comparison of these Read More...

Launched at a price of INR 2.41 lakh (Pan India, Ex-showroom), the Honda CB300R has announced the bike maker's return to the premium entry-level motorcycling space in India. A scaled-down CB1000R, the CB300R flaunts Honda's Neo Sports Cafe design - an amalgamation of everything current with a bit of yesterday. Powered by a 286 cc, liquid cooled, fuel-injected engine, the motor cranks out 30.9 bhp @ 8,000rpm and 27.4Nm @ 6,500rpm. Tipping the scales at 147 kilos (wet), those figures allow Read More...

Honda launched the all-new CB 300R bike, for a pan-India ex-showroom price of INR 2.41 Lakh. Borrowing styling cues from its elder sibling, the CB 1000R, the CB 300R gets what Honda calls, a 'neo sport café' design. A neat looking machine, this Honda will surely make heads turn on the street. This bike comes loaded with quite a few features like an IMU controlled ABS system, all LED illumination, a digital instrument console and some more. Tipping the scales at 147 kg Read More...

Honda today launched a surprise package in the Indian 2-wheeler market, the Honda CB 300R. Carrying Honda's new Neo Sports Cafe design language, which has been borrowed from its elder sibling the CB 1000R, the CB 300R is one neat looking machine. Priced at INR 2.41 Lakh (Pan-India, Ex-showroom) the bike will be brought into the country through the CKD route. Here are 5 things you need to know about this newly launched bike. The Design The term Neo Sports Read More...

The 400 cc segment has been growing in popularity since the last few years. Honda's offering in this niche segment, the CBR 400R is now here, which currently is on sale only in Japan. It gets a number of features which give the bike a refreshed appeal. Its primary competitor would be the Kawasaki Ninja 400, a bike quite similar to the Honda. The new CBR 400R gets a 399 cc parallel twin motor which uses a DOHC set-up and Read More...

The Honda CB 300R will be making an entry in the Indian market on the 8th of February, the bookings for the bike are now open. Click here for a list of Honda dealerships which will be selling the bike and where you can go and put in a deposit for. While there is still some time before we see the bike on the road, here is a video, uploaded by vivalamoto channel on YouTube, which showcases the bike in a beautiful shade Read More...

To be brought in India via the CKD route, the Honda CB300R will be launched in India on the 8th of February, 2019. Featuring Honda's new Neo Sports Cafe design, the CB 300R is a scaled-down version of the bigger, Honda CB 1000R. The naked motorcycle will also re-announce Honda's arrival in the entry-level premium motorcycling space, after the CBR 250R. Bookings for the Honda CB 300R are now open at select dealerships for an amount of  INR 5,000. The Read More...

The Honda CBR 650F was one of the first four-cylinder motorcycles to be assembled in India. A fully-faired sports tourer, the bike was propelled by a sweet sounding, butter smooth motor which cranked out just the right amount of horses for our kind of conditions. Internationally, it has been replaced by the CBR 650R - a more aggressively styled machine in comparison to its relaxed, yet, fast enough predecessor. The Honda CBR 650F has been taken off the bike maker's Read More...

As we reported some time back, the bookings of the all-new CB300R are now open. Coming in as a surprise, the CB300R can be booked at 22 dealerships, present across the country. Honda will take a booking amount of INR 5,000. While the price of the bike is not out yet, Honda tells us that it would be priced below the INR 2.5 Lakh mark. This Neo Sports Café inspired style bike would be brought down the CKD route in our country. Read More...