2019 Honda CBR650R Launched in India, Ex showroom price ₹ 7.7 million

2019 Honda CBR650R Launched in India, Ex showroom price ₹ 7.7 million

Honda Motorcycle India has launched the new Middleweight Sportbike Honda CBR650R in India, which has an exorbitant price of Rs 7.70 lakh across the country.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooters India has launched the new Middleweight Sportbike Honda CBR650R in India, which has an exorbitant price of Rs 7.70 lakhs across the country. Honda CBR650R will replace the company's CBR650F, currently being sold in the country and the new bike is available in two new colors - Grand Prix Red and Matt Gunpowder Black. Bookings of the Honda CBR650R have been started on the company's World Dealership across the country with the Token State of Rs. 15,000. The company has placed R after the name of the bike, which means that updates are made in the bike, let Honda Motorcycles launch this bike with many updates.

The design of 2019 Honda CBR650R is inspired by the company's CBR 1000RR Fireblade. The company has built the bike on the new chassis, the fuel tank and futurist are also new, and the Honda CBR650R is 6kg light compared to the older model. Honda has given Monashock Suspension in the back of the Shova Separate fork function USD Forks in the next part of the new bike. Along with this, the dual-radial mount clipper in the next section and the single-piston clipper in the rear portion is equipped with disc brakes for better braking. The company has generally given dual-channel ABS in the bike.

2019 Honda CBR650R Launched in India, Ex showroom price ₹ 7.7 million

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has given a 649cc Liquid-Cooled, in-line four-cylinder engine in 2019 CBR650R which has the capacity to generate 94 bhp power and 64 Nm peak torque. The bike's engine has been given a 6-speed gearbox that is equipped with Assist / Slipper Clutch and Honda Selective Torque Control and can be closed. In the bike, gear position indicators and shift up indicators are given with dual-LED headlamps and digital LCD displays. Talking about the competition in India, the market includes Kawasaki Ninja 650, Triumph Street Triple S and Suzuki GSX-S750.