Honda CBR300R

According to a recent report, Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) has permanently discontinued the CBR150R and CBR250R. The models have been out of production since the new BS-IV  emission norms came into effect. The company is replace the CBR250R with the CBR300R in the coming months. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming CBR300R for India. Honda CBR300R Expected Prices The Honda CBR300R is likely to arrive with a price tag north of the INR 2.00 lakh Read More...

About a decade ago, the scenario of the performance motorcycle segment in India was completely different than what it is today. People were satisfied with the Pulsars and Karizmas of the world. But as time passed by, the demand for even better motorcycles began to rise. The entry of Yamaha R15 and FZ Series in 2008 grabbed certain attention but as time flew by, motorcycling enthusiasts began to crave for even more performance oriented machines. Honda, too, contributed to the Read More...

Motorcycling in India has evolved from commuting oriented compulsion to a passion driven hobby. The options have increased as more and more manufacturers are making a beeline for the lucrative two-wheeler market of the country.  While we are still some miles away from the liter class sportsbikes becoming ubiquitous on our roads, people are finally willing to shell out a bit more money for more equipment and performance. Rs 2 lakh or thereabouts is the point where a majority of enthusiasts in Read More...

The Honda CBR300R price and arrival dates have been announced in the UK. The new Honda CBR300R, with ABS fitted as standard, will come with a price tag of £4,299. (more…)

We have been constantly bringing you all the updates on the Honda CB300F- the naked variant of the Honda CBR300R. Earlier we did grab hold of patent images of Honda’s 300cc street bike, but now what we see are probably the first official images of the 2015 Honda CB300F. The 2015 Honda CB300F as aforesaid is basically a stripped down CBR300R and sans the fairing and other bits of plastics are from the CBR250R/300R mould. Being street oriented, the CBR300F sports Read More...

Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer Honda Motorcycles, introduced its quarter-litre motorcycle, CBR250R in India, to take on the Kawasaki Ninja 250R. The CBR250R was powered by a single-cylinder engine as oppose Ninja’s parallel twin. However, the fuel efficiency and price point of the CBR250R was offered worked well in Honda’s favour. Now, that the Ninja has graduated to the 300cc segment, we believe Honda would not want to stay behind in the race. Few days back, we reported that Honda will be Read More...

After Kawasaki Ninja, it is Honda CBR that is making its way into the 300cc segment as Honda launched the CBR300R at a price tag of USD 4,399 (approximately Rs 2.60 lakh). Honda was forced to scale up the engine, after the upgrade launched by Kawasaki, the Ninja 300, to stay in the business. The CBR300R does lag the extra cylinder that the Ninja 300 enjoys, but, it catches up in the fuel efficiency and pricing department. The new CBR300R Read More...

The American arm of Honda has announced the launch of the new Honda CBR300R in the upcoming month of August, via an international press release. Honda USA has also updated its website with the details of the single-cylinder CBR300R. The CBR300R was unveiled at the CIMA MotorShow held last year in Chongqing, China. To take on the high-handed move of Kawasaki to increase the displacement of its famed Ninja 250 to Ninja 300, Honda had responded by stroking out the single-cylinder powerplant Read More...

We have got to know that Japanese bike maker giant Honda has announced a delay of nine months in the commencement of production of the recenty unveiled Honda CBR300R. The Honda CBR300R made its world debut at the EICMA 2013 late last year and would replace the CBR250R in many countries, including India. While the manufacturer has refused from revealing the reasons for delay, it is now for sure that the Honda CBR300R launch in India has been pushed ahead Read More...