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Honda have raised the bar for Indian motorcycle racing by introducing their Moto3-inspired race bike, the Honda NSF250R, in Chennai along with an outline of their approach towards motor sport in India.
Honda NSF250R
The new Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 has been unveiled for the Indian market. Let us take a look at how it fares against its fully-faired competitors.
The Honda CB300R has been launched in India, and we spent a day with the smallest roadster in the Japanese manufacturers “Neo Retro Cafe” line up.
Japanese brand Honda have been in India for a while, and have grown from strength to strength in their time here. Today they are vying for the top spots of the mass market, but aren’t exactly a force to be reckoned with when it comes to the premium side of the spectrum. All that is set to change though. [Read more…]
All 500 units of the new Honda CB300R that were allotted to the Indian market for this year have already been sold out, less than two months after the launch was announced
The Japanese big four: Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki, are reportedly working together to form a consultative body to discuss about a unified standard for electric motorcycle technology. [Read more…]
Honda have begun deliveries of their mini Neo Sport Café-inspired Honda CB300R. While some proud owners are patrolling the streets on their new rides, the Japanese company have made an important announcement that may woo more customers.
The new Honda CB300R neo sports café inspired roadster has been launched at Rs 2.41 lakh (ex-showroom). Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) earlier started accepting booking for Honda CB300R for an initial amount of Rs 5,000; ahead of its launch.
The new Honda CB150R Streetster has been officially unveiled in Thailand, priced from 99,800 Thai baht (Rs 2.17 lakh).
