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23 December, 2010
30 November, 2010
New Honda CBR 150R : Bike for India?
Overview Of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
There were lots of speculations about the launch of Honda CBR150R in India and now it seems that the time has come, Honda has launched the 2011 model of CBR150R and it is expected that the new bike is going to be launched by mid 2011 in India, previously it was expected to be launched on 5th November - Diwali. But there has been no official statement made till date about the launch of CBR150R and the 250cc bike this year. So, it seems that the 250cc bike will be Honda CBR250R and it is expected that Honda India is going to launch the CBR250R in 2011 in Indian market.
Honda has unvieled the 2011 model of Honda CBR250R and it will be launched in India in April, 2011. But we wished Honda CBR150R to be launched in 2010 as it looks very promising and many prospective buyers are waiting for this 150cc bike from last 2 years.
When Honda CBR150R is launched then it is going to compete head on with Karizma ZMR & R15 if Honda India keeps the price of CBR150R around one lakh rupees. Honda has launched the 2011 model of the CBR150R in Thailand and the design of new bike seems to be inspired from the Honda's VFR series which gives look of a big engined bike.
Expected Launch Date of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
It is expected that Honda India is going to launch the CBR150R by mid 2011, previously it was expected to be launched on Diwali, around 5th November.
Expected Price of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
It is expected that Honda CBR150R will be priced around Rs. 1,00,000 which seems to be very competitive considering the fact that it features a liquid cooled 150cc engine.

Engine Of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
- 149.4cc 4 Stroke
- 6 Speed Manual Transmission
- Maximum Power Of 19.5 Bhp
- Maximum Torque Of 17 Nm
The Honda CBR150R is powered by a 149.4cc 4-stroke carburetted single cylinder 4 valve DOHC engine with 11.0:1 compression and CDI ignition, mated to a 6-speed wet clutch manual transmission. Honda CBR150R produces 19.5 Bhp at 10500 rpm and 17 Nm of torque at 8500 rpm.
Instrument Cluster of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
Honda CBR150R features a very neat instrument cluster which is dominated by the analogue tachometer in centre and digital speedometer is placed below it. The orange backlight for the screen looks very cool especially at night.
Suspension & Brakes Of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
Honda CBR150R uses telescopic shocks at the front while the rear is a monoshock one. 4-level adjustable monoshock suspension offers more dynamic and responsive road handling even in challenging road conditions. Brakes are discs at both the front and rear, sized 276mm at the front and 220mm at the rear. Most of the high end bikes in India now feature disc brakes like we have seen in Apache RTR 180, Bajaj Pulsar 220, Hero Honda Karizma ZMR & Yamaha R15. So, to cope with its rivals it was must for CBR150R to features disc brakes at front and rear.
Shades Available in Honda CBR150R
New Honda CBR150R is available in three shades:
- Sporty RWB (Red-White-Blue HRC)
- Black (with black wings)
- Red (with black wings)


Honda CBR150R
There were lots of speculations about the launch of Honda CBR150R in India and now it seems that the time has come, Honda has launched the 2011 model of CBR150R and it is expected that the new bike is going to be launched by mid 2011 in India, previously it was expected to be launched on 5th November - Diwali. But there has been no official statement made till date about the launch of CBR150R and the 250cc bike this year. So, it seems that the 250cc bike will be Honda CBR250R and it is expected that Honda India is going to launch the CBR250R in 2011 in Indian market.
Honda has unvieled the 2011 model of Honda CBR250R and it will be launched in India in April, 2011. But we wished Honda CBR150R to be launched in 2010 as it looks very promising and many prospective buyers are waiting for this 150cc bike from last 2 years.
When Honda CBR150R is launched then it is going to compete head on with Karizma ZMR & R15 if Honda India keeps the price of CBR150R around one lakh rupees. Honda has launched the 2011 model of the CBR150R in Thailand and the design of new bike seems to be inspired from the Honda's VFR series which gives look of a big engined bike.
Expected Launch Date of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
It is expected that Honda India is going to launch the CBR150R by mid 2011, previously it was expected to be launched on Diwali, around 5th November.
Expected Price of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
It is expected that Honda CBR150R will be priced around Rs. 1,00,000 which seems to be very competitive considering the fact that it features a liquid cooled 150cc engine.

Engine Of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
- 149.4cc 4 Stroke
- 6 Speed Manual Transmission
- Maximum Power Of 19.5 Bhp
- Maximum Torque Of 17 Nm
The Honda CBR150R is powered by a 149.4cc 4-stroke carburetted single cylinder 4 valve DOHC engine with 11.0:1 compression and CDI ignition, mated to a 6-speed wet clutch manual transmission. Honda CBR150R produces 19.5 Bhp at 10500 rpm and 17 Nm of torque at 8500 rpm.
Instrument Cluster of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
Honda CBR150R features a very neat instrument cluster which is dominated by the analogue tachometer in centre and digital speedometer is placed below it. The orange backlight for the screen looks very cool especially at night.
Suspension & Brakes Of 2011 New Honda CBR150R
Honda CBR150R uses telescopic shocks at the front while the rear is a monoshock one. 4-level adjustable monoshock suspension offers more dynamic and responsive road handling even in challenging road conditions. Brakes are discs at both the front and rear, sized 276mm at the front and 220mm at the rear. Most of the high end bikes in India now feature disc brakes like we have seen in Apache RTR 180, Bajaj Pulsar 220, Hero Honda Karizma ZMR & Yamaha R15. So, to cope with its rivals it was must for CBR150R to features disc brakes at front and rear.
Shades Available in Honda CBR150R
New Honda CBR150R is available in three shades:
- Sporty RWB (Red-White-Blue HRC)
- Black (with black wings)
- Red (with black wings)

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Honda CBR150R
22 November, 2010
Honda CBR125R : No Launch Plans For India
Engine:
Like the previous CBR125R, the 2011 model uses a powerful single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine. The single-cylinder configuration boasts many advantages over a twin-cylinder engine of the same capacity, most noticeably lighter weight, smaller dimensions, improved fuel economy and mechanical simplicity.
Developing a peak power figure of 9.38kW at 10,000rpm and a peak torque figure of 10.1Nm at just 8000rpm, the CBR125R has the performance to make every ride a joy, whether it’s commuting to work or college or riding open roads for sheer pleasure.
Honda’s advanced PGM-FI system is key to the CBR125R’s clean-revving and manageable performance. The system’s Electronic Control Unit works with the electronic ignition to provide exactly the right fuel/air mix to the cylinder for any given combination of throttle position and engine revs. The result is a smooth power curve delivered with the accuracy and predictability needed to breed rider confidence. New FI settings also make the engine more fuel efficient.
Few engines in motorcycling are more rugged or affordable to run than the CBR125R’s liquid-cooled single. The electric start means the machine is ready to go at the push of a button, while its outstanding efficiency means superb fuel economy delivering an impressive range from the slim and compact 13-litre fuel tank. Because the fuel tank can be smaller for a given range, in turn this helps create a lighter and more compact motorcycle. The superb fuel economy betters the previous model thanks to a revised final drive ratio and new fuel injection settings. The new bike is also easier to look after – for 2011 the filter that supplies clean fuel to the fuel injection system has been moved outside the fuel tank to make maintenance simpler.
Honda CBR125R - Superb Entry Level Sports Bike
Honda has unveiled the all new 2011 model of Honda CBR125R and has been launched worldwide but there are no plans that Honda India is going to launch CBR125R in India. Though if Honda launches the CBR125R then it is expected to be priced around Rs. 80,000.
Main features
- Powerful, reliable and fuel-efficient 124.7cm3 liquid-cooled, single-Lightweight cylinder engine with PGM-FI fuel injection.
- Diamond twin-spar steel frame with sporty geometry for intuitive and exciting handling.
- Comfortable yet involving riding position and low kerb weight (136.9kg) make for a very manageable and easy to handle 125cc sportsbike.
- Wide 130/70-17M/C rear tyre for a thrilling riding experience and Supersports style.
- Advanced multi-function digital instrument display.
- Striking full fairing cowl
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Honda CBR125R
21 November, 2010
New Honda CBR250R : at year of 2011
According to Business Standard news India’s second largest scooter manufacturing company Honda Motorcycle Scooters India Ltd. will price CBR250R at Rs. 1,50,000 ex-Showroom Delhi in India. The bike will be available by April 2011. HMSI will import the parts from Asian countries (Thailand) and will assemble the parts in their Manesar, Haryana plant. HMSI will localize some parts like tire to cut the production cost.

A company executive said that the bike will be priced at Rs. 1,50,000 (Ex-Showroom) Delhi and a little more than that in Mumbai. He also added that the bike should hit showroom in April.
This will give CBR250R on road price of around Rs. 1,75,000 which will make it cheaper than Mahindra Mojo (Ex-Showroom price 1,75,000) and Kawasaki Ninja (On road price Rs. 3,00,000). Beside this Bajaj Auto is also going to launch all new Pulsar with higher displacement capacity in the next year.
Though Bajaj Auto has not disclosed the price range but going by their strategy it will be priced in the range of Rs. 1,00,000 to 1,30,000. It seems that the year 2011 will have lots of good news for performance enthusiast.

Overview of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
Honda has unvieled the all new 2011 Honda CBR250R and it is expected to be launched in India in April 2011. According to sources it is going to be manufactured in India and Thailand. Thanks to localisation of parts, the expected price of Honda CBR250R is around Rs. 1.50 lakhs for non ABS version and around Rs. 1.75 lakhs for the ABS variant. Honda CBR250R will be first bike in 250cc segment to features combined anti-lock braking system which prevents wheel lock during sudden braking or under unfavorable conditions.

Fast Facts About 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- Liquid cooled 4-stroke Dual Overhead Camshaft 90° V-twin gasoline 249cc engine.
- PGMFi (fuel injection) takes help from 6 sensors placed in and around the engine to control ignition timing and fuel injection.
- Maximum Power of 26 Bhp and Maximum Torque of 23 Nm
- 296mm Front disc and 220mm Rear disc
- Combined Brake System (CBS, a front- and rear-wheel interlocking braking system) and an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS, a braking system that prevents wheel lock during sudden braking or under unfavorable conditions)

Engine of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- 249cc Liquid Cooled Single Cylinder
- 26 Bhp of Maximum power at 8500 rpm
- 23 Nm of Maximum Torque at 7000 rpm
The engine of 2011 New Honda CBR250R is designed to be very economical in comparison to others in this segment. The bike features a single cylinder liquid cooled 4-stroke engine which generates maximum power of 26 bhp at 8500 rpm with a peak torque of 23 nm at 7000rpm. The CBR250R engine was developed by aiming at a global single-cylinder engine that transcends regions, while being sporty and eco-friendly at the same time, with a look ahead at the next generation.
What should a next-generation liquid-cooled 250cc single-cylinder engine that is also ecofriendly be like? What should the output characteristics of a 250cc single-cylinder sport bike be when the comfort and the ease of handling that can satisfy customers all over the world are taken into account? How can an engine that is light and compact and yet has a high-quality feel be able to support the ride as the rider wants it?
With these questions in mind and aiming at the output characteristics that would realize a light and sporty maneuverability in the complete vehicle while retaining the advantages of fuel economy and ease of handling of conventional single-cylinder engines, Honda has developed a new 250cc single-cylinder engine that is light and compact and runs smoothly not just at low rpm but also in the high rpm range.

Expected Price of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- Honda CBR250R ------- Rs. 1,50,000
- Honda CBR250R ABS - Rs. 1,75,000
It is expected that 2011 New Honda CBR250R will be priced around Rs. 1,50,000 which seems to be very competitive considering the fact that it features a liquid cooled 250cc engine. The ABS variant of CBR250R is expceted to be priced around Rs. 1,75,000.

A company executive said that the bike will be priced at Rs. 1,50,000 (Ex-Showroom) Delhi and a little more than that in Mumbai. He also added that the bike should hit showroom in April.
This will give CBR250R on road price of around Rs. 1,75,000 which will make it cheaper than Mahindra Mojo (Ex-Showroom price 1,75,000) and Kawasaki Ninja (On road price Rs. 3,00,000). Beside this Bajaj Auto is also going to launch all new Pulsar with higher displacement capacity in the next year.
Though Bajaj Auto has not disclosed the price range but going by their strategy it will be priced in the range of Rs. 1,00,000 to 1,30,000. It seems that the year 2011 will have lots of good news for performance enthusiast.
Overview of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
Honda has unvieled the all new 2011 Honda CBR250R and it is expected to be launched in India in April 2011. According to sources it is going to be manufactured in India and Thailand. Thanks to localisation of parts, the expected price of Honda CBR250R is around Rs. 1.50 lakhs for non ABS version and around Rs. 1.75 lakhs for the ABS variant. Honda CBR250R will be first bike in 250cc segment to features combined anti-lock braking system which prevents wheel lock during sudden braking or under unfavorable conditions.
Fast Facts About 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- Liquid cooled 4-stroke Dual Overhead Camshaft 90° V-twin gasoline 249cc engine.
- PGMFi (fuel injection) takes help from 6 sensors placed in and around the engine to control ignition timing and fuel injection.
- Maximum Power of 26 Bhp and Maximum Torque of 23 Nm
- 296mm Front disc and 220mm Rear disc
- Combined Brake System (CBS, a front- and rear-wheel interlocking braking system) and an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS, a braking system that prevents wheel lock during sudden braking or under unfavorable conditions)
Engine of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- 249cc Liquid Cooled Single Cylinder
- 26 Bhp of Maximum power at 8500 rpm
- 23 Nm of Maximum Torque at 7000 rpm
The engine of 2011 New Honda CBR250R is designed to be very economical in comparison to others in this segment. The bike features a single cylinder liquid cooled 4-stroke engine which generates maximum power of 26 bhp at 8500 rpm with a peak torque of 23 nm at 7000rpm. The CBR250R engine was developed by aiming at a global single-cylinder engine that transcends regions, while being sporty and eco-friendly at the same time, with a look ahead at the next generation.
What should a next-generation liquid-cooled 250cc single-cylinder engine that is also ecofriendly be like? What should the output characteristics of a 250cc single-cylinder sport bike be when the comfort and the ease of handling that can satisfy customers all over the world are taken into account? How can an engine that is light and compact and yet has a high-quality feel be able to support the ride as the rider wants it?
With these questions in mind and aiming at the output characteristics that would realize a light and sporty maneuverability in the complete vehicle while retaining the advantages of fuel economy and ease of handling of conventional single-cylinder engines, Honda has developed a new 250cc single-cylinder engine that is light and compact and runs smoothly not just at low rpm but also in the high rpm range.
Expected Price of 2011 New Honda CBR250R
- Honda CBR250R ------- Rs. 1,50,000
- Honda CBR250R ABS - Rs. 1,75,000
It is expected that 2011 New Honda CBR250R will be priced around Rs. 1,50,000 which seems to be very competitive considering the fact that it features a liquid cooled 250cc engine. The ABS variant of CBR250R is expceted to be priced around Rs. 1,75,000.
Honda CBR250R
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Honda CBR250R
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