Honda CB Trigger

Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) is delighted to introduce a new premium 150cc naked sports bike christened as Honda CB Trigger to the bike enthusiasts of the country. The bike gets its power from a 149.1cc air-cooled, four-stroke engine that generates a maximum power of 14.35bhp at 8,500rpm along with a peak torque of 12.50Nm at 6,500rpm. The five-speed constant mesh gearbox works well with the wet multiplate clutch assembly and does justice with the power delivery of the bike. An easy electric starter is present to simplify the mode of starting.

Honda CB Trigger runs on 80/100-17 front and 110/80-17 tubeless tyres that are wrapped over stylish black alloy wheels. To stop the bike at a required distance, it is equipped with to 240mm front disc brake and 130mm rear drum brake. The company offers an optional 220mm rear disc brake along with Honda’s Combined Braking System (CBS) that involves applied action of both the brakes while pressing the rear brake pedal to assure safety. The suspension duties are carried out by telescopic forks at the front and spring loaded hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear provides comfortable journey on all type of road surface.

The body design of the motorcycle are sharp and stylish that suits well with its urban street bike image. The bike gets pointed headlamps with clear lens side indicators at the front. There is also a small curved visor on the headlight that defines its sharp looks. The bike gets a complete LED unit at the tail lamp section which looks impressive at the rear. The 12-liters of fuel tank is designed in a masculine way and looks fascinating with the shrouds on it. The side panels are coated in Matte Grey that enhances the overall appearance. The all-black stylish exhaust system adds up to the aggression besides making a likable sound at lower rpms. 

The bike has a body dimensions of the bike are 2,045mm x 757mm x 1,060mm (LxWxH) with a wheelbase of 1,325mm. The bike has a minimum ground clearance of 175mm. The instrument cluster of the bike comprises of a speedometer, tachometer, tripmeter and fuel gauge.

Honda CB Trigger is constructed on a aggressive naked bike theme, the bike is crafted to feel pleasure to true bike fans. A chiseled headlamp section with a neatly designed front fender integrated with air vents at the front. A LED strip light at the rear with turn indicators looks majestic. There is also fitted with all Black grab rails. The manufacturer has fitted a large comfortable seat to provide convenience to the rider and pillion. A 12-liter curved fuel tank fitted with shrouds on it. 

Built on a diamond frame, it has body dimensions of 2,045mm x 757mm x 1,060mm (LxWxH) with a wheelbase and ground clearance of 1,325mm and 175mm respectively. A stylish all-black exhaust and a fully digital instrument console are some more desirable aspects of this bike.

The bike is loaded with several advanced safety features that makes it trustworthy 150cc machine and provides confidence to the rider as well. The bike is integrated with Honda’s Combined Braking System (CBS) that helps to control the ride in every situation. CBS action includes applying of both the brakes while pressing the rear brake pedal to assure safety and prevents unwanted skidding. Furthermore, it is provided with the set of grippy tubeless tyres prove their worth very well in case of a puncture and make good grip on every type of road surfaces. The powerful 12V-35/35W headlight ensures a steady and powerful beam of light ensures proper road visibility at nights. The rear view mirrors minimize the chances of accidents in many cases.

Honda CB Trigger is equipped with a 149.1cc four-stroke, air-cooled, SI engine that is employs with 5-speed one-down and four-up gearbox shift pattern. The transmission is further linked with a wet multiplate clutch setup. The super-refined Honda motor generates a supreme power of 14.35bhp at 8,500rpm with a peak torque of 12.50Nm at 6,500rpm. The engine has a viscous paper filter that proves convenient by reducing maintenance costs. The bike claims to touch 104 kmph mark in the speedometer with a nice fuel economy of 60kmph.

Honda CB Trigger’s diamond frame fitted with telescopic forks at the front and spring loaded hydraulic monoshock at the rear to gobble up all road pot holes and ensures comfortable riding.The braking duties are done with the help of 240mm disc brake at the front and 130mm drum brake at the rear. The braking is further enhanced by employing Combined Braking System (CBS) is provided as optional feature that improves its responsiveness. The manufacturer also offers a 220mm rear disc brake as an optional feature. It progress on 80/100-17 front and 110/80-17 rear tubeless tyres fitted with stylish black alloys that makes a good grip on the road.