Honda Bikes News

All BS6-compliant models from both brands will feature fuel injection

Hero Splendor’s sales are down by 50 per cent!

Here’s everything you need to know about Honda’s latest neo-retro for the Chinese marketSundiro Honda, the Japanese brand’s subsidiary in China, recently unveiled a...

There are two attractive schemes to own a new Honda scooter

Will it come to India?

The proposal to ban small-capacity petrol-powered two-wheelers by 2025 might be relaxed a bit

The 2019 iteration makes slightly less power than its predecessor

The bike now retails at Rs 2,41,989

Only the disc brake-equipped CBS variants of the four two-wheelers have been affected

Duplicate parts and accessories may be cheap, but their reliability is questionable!

The sales tally of the neo-retro naked is significantly higher than the CBR250R’s numbers in June

The government has proposed a steep hike in the registration fee of new and old vehicles

Honda’s quarter-litre dual-purpose bike comes with some big changes!

Called the Urban Street Concept, the adventure scooter is loaded to the gills with accessories!

The 300cc maxi-scooter is likely to be sold via the CBU route

Apart from the small-capacity adventure scooter, Honda might unveil new models at Thursday’s press conference as well

Here’s how the two most popular scooters of their respective segments fare when it comes to performance!

From forming multiple alliances to being a standalone brand, here’s how Honda made its journey in India

Does the Hornet CB 160R still make sense in the competitive 160cc motorcycle segment? Here’s what works in favour of the bike and what don’t.

The Honda CB300R, CRF250L, CRF250L and Rebel have been recalled for transmission issues

The Honda Dio and TVS NTorq 125 have seen the most significant growth in sales

Does Honda's latest 160cc bike manage to stand out from established siblings like the Unicorn 150 and CB Hornet 160R?

How different are these two sporty Honda bikes from one another?

Is Honda's best-selling motorcycle worth your hard earned money? We take a look at its merits and demerits to find out