Honda Bikes News

Two bread-and-butter 150cc motorcycles. Which one is superior in terms of numbers? Let’s find out

The lack of ABS could mean it’s the end of the road for the CB Unicorn 160

This only leaves the Dream Neo to be updated with CBS in Honda’s motorcycle lineup

Revival of the SS name hints at more retro-themed nakeds from Honda

Same features, same engine but new decals!

Combi-braking system offered at a premium of just Rs 878

What do you get for the premium of Rs 6,500? Let’s find out

Does the Honda CB Unicorn 150 ABS seems too mainstream to you? Well, here are some other options for you in the same ballpark

The Navi will be the sixth scooter in Honda’s scooter lineup to feature CBS

The popular Honda 150cc bike receives single-channel ABS as an option

The middleweight sportbike is available in 22 cities across the country

Customers can book the bike for a token amount of Rs 15,000

Select Honda dealerships across India have started accepting bookings for the fully-faired sports bike

The initiative was based on the theme ‘Sadak Suraksha, Jeevan Raksha’ set by Ministry of Road Transports and Highways (MoRTH)

The move will help Honda’s offerings comply with BSVI emission norms

The 2019 Honda CBR400R has the Kawasaki Ninja 400 firmly in its sights

Priced at Rs 2.41 lakh, Honda Wing World dealers began accepting bookings for the 300cc naked motorcycle last month

From new launches to attractive exchange programs, here’s everything that transpired last week

Honda has launched its 300cc offering in India. Heres what you need to know about this retro styled bike

The Rs 2.5-lakh-rupee-bracket bike market just got even more interesting with the launch of the Honda CB300R. Here are the alternatives you can buy for the same price

Priced at Rs 2.41 lakh (ex-showroom India), it will go up against the KTM 390 Duke and the BMW G 310 R

Earlier, CBS was only available in the top-end front disc brake variant

The CB300R will be the most affordable CKD offering from Honda in India

Here’s how the upcoming Honda CB300R stacks up on paper against the long-standing CBR250R from the same brand