HMSI as popularly known for Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India was all scheduled to launch CB150R motorcycle in India today. The Honda Streetfire CB150R retains the engine and cycle parts of the fully faired CBR150R, which means that is is powered by the same 150cc, DOHC, 4 valve, single cylinder-liquid cooled engine good for 13.8 Bhp of peak power at 8,500 rpm and 12.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm. This engine is mated to a 6 speed manual gearbox. The company claims the efficiency of 60 Kmpl for this bike.
It is equipped with a five speed manual gearbox that shifts in a 1-down and 4-up pattern, via a heel-and-toe shift lever. However, Honda offers an optional CBS system on the Honda CB Trigger CB150R. This makes the CB Trigger the first Indian 150cc motorcycle to feature the combi-braking system, a braking system that allows safer braking as both the front and rear brakes work in tandem during braking. HOnda CB150R features a 240 mm front disc brake and a 220mm rear disc brake.
Other features include digital instrument panel, LED tail lamps and alloy wheels. The bike could be purchased in three paint options - Pearl Siena Red, Meteor Green Metallic and Black. The bike is aimed at competing its immediate competitor Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTSi, TVS Apache RTR and Yamaha FZ series of motorcycles.
The kerb weight of bike is 137 Kgs. The front suspension of bike is telescopic forks and monoshock at the rear. The bike comes with tubeless tyres, front (80/100 x 17 inch) and rear (110/80 x 17 inch). The bookings for CB150R would commence in April 2013 and the deliveries would be made in May 2013. It could be booked from the three available variants -
The bike manufacturer has yet not disclosed the prices. We will update you the same once the company discloses the same. Watch out this space for more details.
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It is equipped with a five speed manual gearbox that shifts in a 1-down and 4-up pattern, via a heel-and-toe shift lever. However, Honda offers an optional CBS system on the Honda CB Trigger CB150R. This makes the CB Trigger the first Indian 150cc motorcycle to feature the combi-braking system, a braking system that allows safer braking as both the front and rear brakes work in tandem during braking. HOnda CB150R features a 240 mm front disc brake and a 220mm rear disc brake.
Other features include digital instrument panel, LED tail lamps and alloy wheels. The bike could be purchased in three paint options - Pearl Siena Red, Meteor Green Metallic and Black. The bike is aimed at competing its immediate competitor Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTSi, TVS Apache RTR and Yamaha FZ series of motorcycles.
The kerb weight of bike is 137 Kgs. The front suspension of bike is telescopic forks and monoshock at the rear. The bike comes with tubeless tyres, front (80/100 x 17 inch) and rear (110/80 x 17 inch). The bookings for CB150R would commence in April 2013 and the deliveries would be made in May 2013. It could be booked from the three available variants -
- CB Trigger Standard with Front Disc brakes
- CB Trigger Deluxe with Front and Rear Disc brakes
- CB Triggter CBS with Front and Rear Disc brakes + Combi braking system.
The bike manufacturer has yet not disclosed the prices. We will update you the same once the company discloses the same. Watch out this space for more details.
More Images could be viewed here.
Image Source - Autocar
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