1. Honda Goldwing
The Honda Goldwing is commonly touted as a four wheeler to be on two wheels. The motorcycle has a plethora of features ranging from air bags to electronic reverse gear. The motorcycle has a 1,832cc liquid cooled flat 6 cylinder (you read that right) engine which is capable of making 118 Bhp at 5,50p rpm and a mammoth 167 Nm torque at 4,000 rpm. The clutch is a hydraulically actuated unit while the transmission is a 5 speed with electric reverse. The motorcycle features five position heated grips, independently adjustable heated seats and foot warming systems to keep the rider warm even during the coldest days. The infotainment system includes GPS system and a dedicated 6 speaker 80W SRS surround system with various multimedia connectivity options. The bike also gets electronic cruise control system, while there is optional Air bag feature. To help accommodate all the luggage for touring it incorporates a 150 litres luggage capacity. The bike retails at Rs. 29,95,014 (ex showroom Delhi) and is available in Dual tone candy prominence Red and Pearl glare White shades. 2. Honda CBR 1000RR Fireblade
The Fireblade is a motorcycle that needs no introduction with a very long legacy. Though the new 2017 version is globally launched, Indian launch still remains on the cards. The 999cc liquid cooled inline four cylinder engine chunks out 175.6 Bhp at 12,000 rpm and 112 Nm torque at 8,500 rpm. This is the last motorcycle of the generation with minimal electronic interference that gives us the real superbike adrenaline. The flagship CBR is the easiest to ride among the liter class bikes, thanks to its critically acclaimed chassis by racers and riders around the globe. The only electronic aid that the bike gets is Combined Anti lock braking system, a patented technology of Honda. The motorcycle is sold at Rs. 16,10,092 (ex showroom Delhi) and is available in White and Red, White and special Repsol edition colors. 3. Honda CB 1000R
Honda CB 1000RR is a liter class naked bike, with the same engine and components as the Fireblade but in a toned down state suiting the character of the motorcycle. The bike is beautifully built with a high handlebar, single suded swingarm and chiselled exhaust canister. The 998cc liquid cooled inline four cylinder engine derived from the WSBK Championship winning 2007 Fireblade, produces 129 Bhp at 12,000 rpm and 112 Nm torque at 8,000 rpm. The bike incorporates Combined Anti lock braking system as standard equipment. The motorcycle is available in 3 shades - Black, Sports Red and Pearl Sunbeam White, and retails at Rs. 13,38,093 (ex showroom Delhi). 4. Honda CBR 650F
The latest in the line up is the new CBR 650F, a mid range sports cruiser. The bike has a 648.7cc liquid cooled inline four engine which churns out 84.1 Bhp at 11,000 rpm and 62.9 Nm torque at 8,000 rpm. Though the bike makes less power compared to its other counterparts, the difference comes in the ride quality and superior engine refinement. The inline four motor is butter smooth suitable for long distance touring. The CBR 650F is offered only in a single paint scheme- HRC inspired white, red, blue tricolour. The motorcycle retails at Rs. 7,30,214 (ex showroom Delhi).
By: Aravind Rb
Next up is a Japanese brand that needs no fancy introduction. Honda sells four of its top of the line models in India, ranging from a 650cc sport bike to a 1,800cc ultimate tourer. We will have an overview of the products offered by the Japanese manufacturer in India.
The Honda Goldwing is commonly touted as a four wheeler to be on two wheels. The motorcycle has a plethora of features ranging from air bags to electronic reverse gear. The motorcycle has a 1,832cc liquid cooled flat 6 cylinder (you read that right) engine which is capable of making 118 Bhp at 5,50p rpm and a mammoth 167 Nm torque at 4,000 rpm. The clutch is a hydraulically actuated unit while the transmission is a 5 speed with electric reverse. The motorcycle features five position heated grips, independently adjustable heated seats and foot warming systems to keep the rider warm even during the coldest days. The infotainment system includes GPS system and a dedicated 6 speaker 80W SRS surround system with various multimedia connectivity options. The bike also gets electronic cruise control system, while there is optional Air bag feature. To help accommodate all the luggage for touring it incorporates a 150 litres luggage capacity. The bike retails at Rs. 29,95,014 (ex showroom Delhi) and is available in Dual tone candy prominence Red and Pearl glare White shades. 2. Honda CBR 1000RR Fireblade
The Fireblade is a motorcycle that needs no introduction with a very long legacy. Though the new 2017 version is globally launched, Indian launch still remains on the cards. The 999cc liquid cooled inline four cylinder engine chunks out 175.6 Bhp at 12,000 rpm and 112 Nm torque at 8,500 rpm. This is the last motorcycle of the generation with minimal electronic interference that gives us the real superbike adrenaline. The flagship CBR is the easiest to ride among the liter class bikes, thanks to its critically acclaimed chassis by racers and riders around the globe. The only electronic aid that the bike gets is Combined Anti lock braking system, a patented technology of Honda. The motorcycle is sold at Rs. 16,10,092 (ex showroom Delhi) and is available in White and Red, White and special Repsol edition colors. 3. Honda CB 1000R
Honda CB 1000RR is a liter class naked bike, with the same engine and components as the Fireblade but in a toned down state suiting the character of the motorcycle. The bike is beautifully built with a high handlebar, single suded swingarm and chiselled exhaust canister. The 998cc liquid cooled inline four cylinder engine derived from the WSBK Championship winning 2007 Fireblade, produces 129 Bhp at 12,000 rpm and 112 Nm torque at 8,000 rpm. The bike incorporates Combined Anti lock braking system as standard equipment. The motorcycle is available in 3 shades - Black, Sports Red and Pearl Sunbeam White, and retails at Rs. 13,38,093 (ex showroom Delhi). 4. Honda CBR 650F
The latest in the line up is the new CBR 650F, a mid range sports cruiser. The bike has a 648.7cc liquid cooled inline four engine which churns out 84.1 Bhp at 11,000 rpm and 62.9 Nm torque at 8,000 rpm. Though the bike makes less power compared to its other counterparts, the difference comes in the ride quality and superior engine refinement. The inline four motor is butter smooth suitable for long distance touring. The CBR 650F is offered only in a single paint scheme- HRC inspired white, red, blue tricolour. The motorcycle retails at Rs. 7,30,214 (ex showroom Delhi).
By: Aravind Rb