Weekly News Roundup: Honda CB300R Launched, Yamaha MT-15 Launch Date Confirmed, 2019 Bajaj Dominar Bookings Open & More!
From new launches to attractive exchange programs, here’s everything that transpired last week
Last week was quite a hectic one what with Honda launching the CB300R and various Bajaj dealers announcing that they’ve started accepting bookings for the 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400, albeit unofficially. So let’s take a look at some of the important events from last week.
1) Honda CB300R Launched
Honda launched the much-anticipated CB300R on February 8. Priced at Rs 2.41 lakh (ex-showroom), it is the company's most affordable CKD (completely knocked down) offering in the country. Bookings have commenced at Honda’s Wing World dealership across the country. To know more about the bike itself, click here.
2) Yamaha MT-15 Launch Set To Launch On March 15
After being spied multiple times, Yamaha has officially confirmed that the MT-15 will indeed come to India. The Japanese bike manufacturer has announced that it will launch the 150cc naked at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC) in Greater Noida on March 15. However, unlike Yamaha's other 150cc naked offerings, the MT-15 will be a premium performance proposition. To know what makes it unique, click here.
3) 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 Unofficial Bookings Commence
Speaking of new motorcycles, we've known for quite a while that Bajaj will be introducing the new-gen Dominar 400 soon. If you happen to be interested, select dealers across Mumbai and Pune have started accepting unofficial bookings for the motorcycle. To know more about the bike, the booking amount and delivery details, click here.
4) Exchange Your Old Two-wheeler For A New Hero Electric Scooter; Get Rs 6,000 Off
Are you looking to get rid of your old fossil fuel-powered two-wheeler and replace it with an electric one? Now is your chance as Hero Electric has launched an exchange program that lets customers bring in their scooters or motorcycles of any capacity and exchange it for a brand new e-scooter. On top of it, the company is also offering a cashback of Rs 6,000 over and above the calculated market value of your old two-wheeler. Sounds interesting, right? Click here to know more.
5) Bajaj Pulsar 180F Spotted At Dealerships
In a bid to attract buyers who like the appeal of big bikes but are on a tight budget, Bajaj has given the Pulsar 180 its biggest update yet. Called the Pulsar 180F, the new motorcycle borrows the half fairing and projector headlamps from the Pulsar 220F. Mechanically, the bike remains the same as the Pulsar 180 naked. Click here for price and other details.
Honda CB300R User Reviews
- Best bike for every IndianHonda bikes is the best bike for every Indians , I like this bike , the comfort and features is outstanding the love this bike I ride this bike every day in city and highway, the cb 300r is the best city ride bike , the exhauste and console are very pretty and my favourite thing of this bike is looks.Read More1
- Honda Bike CB300RBuying experience is so good at time I am so excited and the looks of the bike is awesome and firing look like and lion. Bike performance is so good and maintenance and servicing is comfortable the servicing of my bike every after 3 months so it is comfortable.The colour of my bike is black and trendy.Read More
- Best bike in worldThis bike look is very beautiful and performance is very best bike material is best I ride this bike dally 50 km around and very comfortable I am rider and I suggest this bike for dally use I ride this bike in highway this very fast bike hondaCB300R always best this bike maileg is very high this bike is allrounder .Read More1
- About honda cb300rAbsolutely a great bike for 300cc lovers but there are alot of bikes which are under in this segment so i prefer if you love the comfortness and a great mileage you can go by this honda cb300 r and i personally enjoyed riding in this bike the maintenance of this bike is somewhat ok for middle class people and when it comes to perfomance it is good for me actuallyRead More1
- Honda CB300R handles very poorlyI personally feel that Honda CB300R handles very poorly compared to other bikes in this segment. The bike being light in weight, high wind speeds easily topples the whole bike and makes it exceedingly unstable at speeds above 80 kilometers per hour. I ride this bikes at city approx 34 kmpl on soft throttle which is low. I do not even hard push the bike on highways.Read More1 5