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2023 Honda CB30FAt Rs. 1.70 lakh (ex-sh), 2023 Honda CB300F makes a lot of sense and poses immense value proposition as wellHonda Motorcycles and Scooters India has launched the MY2023 version of its CB300F. This update brings Street Fighter to MY2023 with OBD-II OBD-II-compliant powertrain. The main highlight of this launch, however, is the killer pricing. At Rs. 1.7 lakh (ex-sh), Honda CB300F brings fantastic value.2023 Honda CB300F Launched – Value redefined!The newest version of Honda CB300F is available across all Big Wing dealer networks across the country. As opposed to Deluxe and Deluxe Pro variants sold since launch, MY2023 Honda CB300F is now on offer with a sole variant that packs a connectivity suite that was limited to Deluxe Pro variant before.There are three colours on offer – Sports Red, Mat Marvel Blue Metallic & Mat Axis Grey Metallic. This Rs. 1.7 lakh pricing (ex-sh) is pricing straight from Honda and not a dealer-level offer we have seen in the past. New pricing is Rs. 56,000 less expensive than Deluxe and Rs. 59,000 less expensive than Deluxe Pro when first launched in India in August 2022.For context, Honda CB300F is more than Rs. 12,000 less expensive than Yamaha R15, which has half the displacement of CB300F. For the price, Honda offers a street fighter motorcycle with handsome looks, decent product packaging and componentry and aims to be a do-it-all motorcycle for spirited daily commutes and exhilarating weekend getaways.Honda CB300FWhat does it pack at Rs. 1.7 lakh?This new pricing sheds a whole new perspective on Honda CB300F. The ‘Formidable’ street fighter is still powered by the same oil-cooled 293cc engine as before. However, Honda has now given it OBD-II A compliance as part of BS6 P2 transition. This fuel-injected engine develops around 24 bhp of power and 25.6 Nm of torque.A 6-speed sequential gearbox, slip and assist clutch continue to do duties. Slip and assist clutch enables quick gear shifts and it also prevents rear wheel hopping during aggressive downshifts. Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) is still present and it still sounds a lot like a Traction Control System (TCS).Componentry includes a single disc setup at both ends with dual-channel ABS, golden-finished USD telescopic front forks, a 5-step adjustable rear mono-shock, a fat 150-section rear tyre and more. Features include all LED lighting, a fully digital instrument cluster with adjustable brightness and Honda Smartphone Voice Control System (HSVCS) for smartphone connectivity.Words from the manufacturerIntroducing the 2023 Honda CB300F, Mr. Tsutsumu Otani, Managing Director, President & CEO, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “Since its launch, Honda CB300F has been a remarkable head turner. With the spirit of a true street fighter and the fine balance of performance, versatility & modernism, CB300F has fulfilled the aspirations of the next gen riders in providing unmatched style, comfort and power.The new 2023 model is further advanced with the OBD-II A engine and other modern technologies that will further elevate riding experience with punchy performance and agility on road.”Commenting on the launch of 2023 CB300F, Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales and Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “We are excited to introduce the 2023 OBD-II A complaint CB300F, a symbol of our commitment to delivering exhilarating riding experience to all our customers. Embodying the spirit of a true street fighter, the CB300F will conquer the urban style with its powerful and agile performance.We are excited to announce that bookings are now open, offering you the chance to be among the first to experience the thrill of the open road where style meets substance. Up-gear to the new CB300F and redefine your riding adventure.” More

Honda ActivaActiva accounts for about 70% of the total domestic sales registered by Honda two wheelers in IndiaHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has wrapped up the month of August 2023 on an incredibly positive note, further solidifying its position as a dominant force in the Indian two-wheeler market. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction, innovation, and a diverse product lineup, HMSI announced its sales numbers for August 2023, revealing a substantial year-on-year growth of 3%, totaling 4,77,590 units.Honda 2W Sales Aug 2023 Year-on-Year GrowthComparing this year’s August figures to the same month in 2022, HMSI has witnessed significant progress. In August 2022, the company sold 4,63,650 units, whereas in August 2023, they reported an impressive 4,77,590 units, marking an encouraging 3% growth. This remarkable year-on-year performance underscores the company’s ability to consistently meet and exceed customer expectations.Honda 2W sales Aug 2023 – Domestic vs ExportsThe domestic market remains the cornerstone of HMSI’s success, contributing a substantial 94.47% to the total sales for August 2023. Domestic sales alone reached an impressive 4,51,200 units, highlighting the brand’s strong foothold in the country.Exports and Global ReachHMSI’s global presence continues to expand, with exports accounting for 5.53% of the total sales in August 2023. Although exports witnessed a slight decline, with 26,390 units compared to 39,307 units in August 2022, HMSI remains committed to strengthening its international presence.Honda 2W sales Aug 2023Comparing August 2023 to July 2023, HMSI experienced a remarkable month-on-month growth of 41.17%. Domestic sales skyrocketed by 45.14%, with 1,40,333 additional units sold in just one month. Exports, while experiencing a slight dip of 3.84%, remain a significant contributor to the company’s overall performance.The Activa FactorA substantial portion of HMSI’s domestic sales can be attributed to the immensely popular Activa scooter, which accounts for approximately 70% of the company’s sales in India. Alongside the Activa, HMSI offers the Dio scooter, providing customers with a diverse range of options to suit their preferences.In August 2023, HMSI introduced several exciting additions to its product portfolio. The launch of the all-new SP160 continues the legacy of the SP brand, while the company also introduced OBD2-compliant versions of the 2023 Honda Livo, CD110 Dream Deluxe, and Hornet 2.0, showcasing their commitment to innovation and technological advancements.Honda Motorsports Updated Aug 2023In the competitive world of motorsports, the IDEMITSU Honda India Racing team demonstrated their mettle during Round 4 of the 2023 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) at the Mandalika International Street Circuit in Indonesia, securing 2 valuable points. More

New Honda Hornet 2.0Honda’s new street fighter comes equipped with segment-first features like USD telescopic front forks and slipper clutchHonda has launched MY2023 version of its 180cc street fighter in India. This is a potent machine that will take on other popular sub-200cc motorcycles. 2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 brings refreshed graphics that will lend more visually aesthetic appeal to the motorcycle. Honda has priced 2023 Hornet 2.0 at Rs. 1.39 lakh (ex-sh).2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 Launched – The saviour for Honda in premium sub 200cc space?Styling and design are Hornet 2.0’s key strengths. It has a sinister appeal and offers upmarket hardware and fat rubber when compared to its immediate rivals. The new model features cutting-edge graphics which is its main visual differentiator. There is no 2.0 badging on side body panel anymore.2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 launchedThere used to be more black elements on fuel tank and less so on rear subframe panels. With 2023 Honda Hornet 2.0, that is reversed. Hornet lettering is now larger and engine cowl now gets a white stripe. Styling elements that really stand out and work in 2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 are LED headlights, X-shaped LED tail lights, sleek LED turn indicators and macho fuel tank.Introducing Honda’s latest offering, Mr. Tsutsumu Otani, Managing Director, President & CEO, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “In line with the government’s regulations, HMSI has been aggressively working on upgrading its product line-up to comply with the latest norms. Today marks a significant milestone as we launch the OBD2 compliant 2023 Hornet 2.0. Since its launch in 2020, the Hornet 2.0 has received tremendous response and we are confident that it will further bolster its position in the market.”2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 coloursCommenting on the launch of the 2023 Hornet 2.0, Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales and Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “We are pleased to introduce the new Hornet 2.0. Inspired by the dreams of the new-age customers and their passion for motorcycle riding, it is a transformation of Honda’s racing DNA into sheer thrill of street riding. With advanced features and thrilling performance, the new Hornet 2.0 street fighter is a call out to young motorcycle enthusiasts who want to Fly Against The Wind!”2023 Honda Hornet 2.0 engine specsOBD-2 diagnostics compliantThe golden USD front telescopic forks are segment-first and lend a lot of sophistication. Petal disc brakes for better heat dissipation, a fully digital instrument cluster with 5 levels of brightness, sealed chain, hazard lights, key slot on fuel tank are notable elements.The 184.40cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder BSVI P2 PGM-FI engine is same as before with OBD2 compliance and E20 fuel compatibility. If there is any malfunction in engine, it lights a warning in instrument screen. This engine makes 17 bhp of power and 15.9 Nm of torque and packs in a slip and assist clutch as well.Honda is offering a 10-year warranty package for ease of ownership (standard 3-years, optional extended 7-years). Colour options include Pearl Igneous Black, Matte Sangria Red Metallic, Matte Marvel Blue Metallic and Matte Axis Grey Metallic. More

2023 Honda CB350 LaunchedPriced at Rs 5,321, the 10 year warranty is free for first 10k buyers of the Honda CB350 and CB350 RSHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has once again asserted its pioneering spirit by introducing groundbreaking ‘Extended Warranty’ and ‘Extended Warranty Plus’ programs for its Big Wing customers. This move not only redefines the premium motorcycle segment but also establishes new industry standards that guarantee unparalleled benefits and ultimate peace of mind for customers.Zero Cost Enrollment for First 10,000 New Motorcycle CustomersAs part of its introductory offer, the first 10,000 customers who purchase new H’ness CB350 or CB350RS motorcycles will be automatically enrolled in the Extended Warranty program at no cost. This remarkable initiative, effective from 8th August 2023 onwards, operates on a first-come, first-served basis. It demonstrates Honda’s commitment to delivering exceptional value to its customers.Under the ‘Extended Warranty Plus’ program, customers can opt for a comprehensive 10-year warranty coverage. This program offers flexibility, allowing customers to choose a coverage window ranging from 91 days to the 9th year from the date of vehicle purchase. Remarkably, this warranty remains transferable even in the event of a change in ownership. Honda’s goal is to ensure cost-effective ownership experiences, vehicle longevity through regular maintenance, and unparalleled customer satisfaction.The heart of the ‘Extended Warranty Plus’ program lies in its comprehensive coverage. It safeguards critical high-value engine components and essential mechanical and electrical parts. Customers can select from three tailored options: a 3-year policy for vehicles up to the 7th year, a 2-year policy for vehicles in their 8th year, and a 1-year policy for those in their 9th year. These options extend coverage up to an impressive 1,30,000 kilometers for all H’ness and CB350RS motorcycles.Affordable and AccessibleAccessing these programs is both convenient and affordable. Customers can avail the service at their nearest authorized Honda BigWing dealership, with prices starting from just Rs. 5,321. The pricing structure is designed to accommodate customers based on the year of their vehicle purchase, ensuring that these benefits are accessible to a wide range of riders.Customer BenefitsComplete “Peace of Mind”: These programs offer customers unparalleled peace of mind, knowing that their investments are protected.Coverage for Manufacturing Defects: The warranty covers failures caused by manufacturing defects, ensuring a reliable ride.Warranty Coverage for up to 10 Years: This initiative sets a new standard in the premium two-wheeler industry, offering extended coverage like never before.Longer Vehicle Life: Regular maintenance under this program leads to higher resale values and longer vehicle life, enhancing the overall ownership experience.Renewal Options: Customers can renew their coverage for up to 9 years from the vehicle’s purchase date, providing long-term security.All India Applicability: This program is available to customers across the country, ensuring that everyone can benefit from it.Transferable Policy: The warranty remains transferable, allowing it to be passed on to new owners, further increasing the resale value of the vehicle.Mr. Yogesh Mathur, the Director of Sales & Marketing at Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India expressed, “At HMSI, our unwavering commitment to delivering an unmatched ownership experience stands as our highest priority. The ‘Extended Warranty’ & ‘Extended Warranty Plus’ programs naturally evolves as a seamless extension of our commitment. Witnessing the overwhelming response from our Red Wing customers, we are extending this unique initiative further for our popular CB350 motorcycles. Celebrating 1,00,000 customers milestone, we are confident that this program will set new satisfaction standards. With its unique features and warranty coverage of up to 10 years, inclusive of high-value parts, customers can enjoy complete peace of mind and Honda’s assurance across the country. We firmly believe that this program will further strengthen the unwavering trust and reliability bestowed upon us by our valuable customers.” More

2023 Honda LivoThe new 2023 Honda Livo packs a BS6 Phase 2 compliant engine with OBD-II setupHonda 2W India today launched 2023 Livo which meets Indian Government’s BS6 P2 emission standards. Honda’s cutting-edge engine technology with Livo is eSP (Enhanced Smart Power). Tubeless tyres have entered the equation too and offer a decent safety net against unexpected punctures.2023 Honda Livo prices start from Rs. 78,500 (ex-sh) for drum brake variant and Rs. 82,500 for disc brake variant. It goes head-to-head with other offerings like Hero Passion range (except Passion+), Bajaj CT 110X and Platina 110 range, TVS Star City+, Sport and Radeon along with Honda’s own CD 110.2023 Honda Livo2023 Honda Livo LaunchedThe main concept for this update is to give it a slightly more ‘Urban Style’ as Honda calls it. A keen eye will inform you of the changes with the new 2023 Livo. They are all new graphics, a modern and re-designed front visor and taillights. That said, if you’re not a fan of stickers, Honda is offering a new mono-tone shade too, which looks subtler.Tank shrouds add some muscle for Livo and form a recess for the rider to grip the motorcycle better. Main talking points about the 2023 Honda Livo is eSP integration in the powertrain. This comprises a brushless ACG starter motor. Which is silent in operation, and it reverses function by acting as a generator as well, to charge its battery.2023 Honda LivoThere is PGM-FI which translates to programmed fuel injection. This kit has intelligent sensors accounting for an optimum charge (fuel air mixture) for highest possible efficiency and least emissions. Lastly, Honda has used an off-set cylinder placement and coupled that with a roller rocker arm, reduces friction enabling better power and efficiency.There is a piston cooling jet in the block improving cooling as well. All of these lead to improved fuel efficiency that is the primary goal with budget commuter motorcycles of this class. A solenoid valve ensures one time start. External fuel pump aids in easy maintenance. Switchgear includes integrated engine start/stop switch, there is a DC headlamp, a 657 mm long seat, 5-step pre-load adjustable rear twin shockers, RSU telescopic front forks and Combi-Brake system as well.Value Proposition for CustomersIn addition to its technological advancements and style enhancements, HMSI is offering a special 10-year warranty package (3 years standard + 7 years optional extended warranty) on the motorcycle, showcasing their commitment to customer satisfaction.Mr. Tsutsumu Otani, Managing Director, President & CEO, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “Today marks a significant milestone as we unveil the OBD2 compliant 2023 Honda Livo. This launch reflects our constant pursuit to elevate the riding experience, offering enhanced peace of mind. We are confident that the new Livo will raise the bar of style, performance and value in its segment.”Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales and Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “Since its debut in 2015, Livo has been a favorite among aspirational buyers in its category and with the introduction of OBD2 norms, we are elevating its appeal to new heights. Now infused with advanced technology, the 2023 Honda Livo is a perfect blend of style, comfort and performance that meets the expectations of modern-day riders.” More

2023 Honda CD 110 Dream DeluxeHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India Launches 2023 CD110 Dream Deluxe: Redefining Commuter BikingHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has launched its latest motorcycle in the commuter segment – the 2023 CD110 Dream Deluxe. With an array of updated features, enhanced comfort, and an attractive design, the CD110 Dream Deluxe aims to set a new benchmark for commuter motorcyclesThe CD110 Dream Deluxe boasts an attractive design with stylish graphics on the tank and side cover. The addition of an attractive visor and front fender enhances the bike’s aesthetics, while the chrome muffler cover and five-spoke silver alloy wheels contribute a touch of elegance to the overall profile.2023 Honda CD 110 Dream Deluxe2023 Honda CD 110 Dream Deluxe – Colours and PricesHMSI offers the CD110 Dream Deluxe in four captivating color options: Black with Red, Black with Blue, Black with Green, and Black with Grey. With an ex-showroom price starting at Rs 73,400, this commuter motorcycle offers exceptional value for the features and technology it provides. The heart of the 2023 CD110 Dream Deluxe is a state-of-the-art 109.51 cc 4-stroke engine, adhering to BS-VI standards. It generates a robust 6.47 kW of power at 7500 rpm, while its peak torque of 9.30 N-m at 5500 rpm ensures spirited acceleration and versatile performance.As a testament to its confidence in the product’s quality and longevity, HMSI introduces a special 10-year warranty package, combining the standard 3-year warranty with an optional 7-year extended warranty. This comprehensive warranty coverage underlines the brand’s commitment to customer satisfaction and product durability.2023 Honda CD 110 Dream DeluxeElevated Comfort and ConvenienceThe CD110 Dream Deluxe brings an array of features designed to enhance rider comfort and convenience. The DC headlamp, for instance, offers a stable and consistent illumination level, eliminating the discomfort of fluctuating light during night or low-speed riding. The Engine Start/Stop switch adds a touch of convenience by allowing riders to start the engine with a downward press and stop it with an upward press. This streamlined functionality simplifies the rider’s interaction with the bike.In terms of braking performance, the Combi-Brake System (CBS) with equalizer redistributes braking force between the front and rear wheels. This not only optimizes braking efficiency but also contributes to overall safety. The seal chain, requiring less frequent adjustments and maintenance, adds to the bike’s user-friendly design.2023 Honda CD 110 Dream DeluxeDimensionsIts dimensions of 2044 mm length, 736 mm width, and 1076 mm height provide a balanced stance. With a 1285 mm wheelbase for steady handling and 162 mm ground clearance for versatile terrain navigation, it combines agility with confidence. Weighing 112 kg, it’s maneuverable, and the 9.1L fuel tank capacity ensures long rides without constant refueling, suitable for both city commuting and open-road journeys. The 2023 CD110 Dream Deluxe features tubeless tyres with sizes 80/100-18 M/C 47P for the front and 80/100-18 M/C 54P for the rear. The braking system consists of 130 mm drum brakes for both the front and rear wheels.One of the standout features is the brushless ACG (Alternating Current Generator) starter motor. This component offers a virtually noiseless start, eliminating the traditional cranking noise associated with starting a motorcycle. Furthermore, it ensures a jolt-free engine start every time and also charges the battery while the bike is in motion. The ACG starter motor is coupled with an ingenious Swing Back feature, which rotates the engine slightly in the opposite direction. This helps the piston achieve a ‘running start,’ making it effortless to start the engine with minimal power.Management SpeakSpeaking on the launch, Mr. Tsutsumu Otani, Managing Director, President & CEO, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “With the launch of all-new OBD2 compliant CD110 Dream Deluxe, we are excited to redefine affordability and performance in the Indian motorcycle market. This next generation motorcycle, packed with comfort, convenience and reliability, reflects HMSI’s commitment to providing unmatched value to our customers.”Introducing the all-new offering from HMSI, Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales and Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said, “Building on the rich legacy of brand CD, we are proud to introduce the all new CD110 Dream Deluxe. The motorcycle offers a comprehensive package of comfort, convenience, and style. We are confident that the attractive pricing and unmatched value will appeal to a wide range of customers, making it the perfect choice for daily commuting.” More

Honda X-Blade DiscontinuedIt is probable that factors like low sales and launch of new SP160 could have prompted the discontinuation of Honda X-BladeIt is a standard process for OEMs to update their portfolio based on market dynamics and evolving consumer preferences. Honda recently launched all-new SP160 in the price range of Rs 1.17 lakh to Rs 1.22 lakh. Honda has now made another change by removing X-Blade from its website.It is likely that X-Blade has been discontinued for good. Inability to generate desired sales numbers could be one of the reasons for such a move. In 160cc motorcycle segment, much of Honda’s sales are contributed by Unicorn. It will be interesting to see if newly launched SP160 can deliver similar results.Focus on SP160It is possible that Honda may have removed X-Blade from its website on a temporary basis. As may be recalled, Honda has been working to upgrade its portfolio to comply with the stricter OBD2 emission norms and E20 ethanol-mix fuel. In June, Honda launched updated versions of Shine 125 and Unicorn. Based on market feedback, it is possible that Honda may bring back X-Blade at a later date.As of now, it appears that Honda wants to clear the road for all-new SP160. In that context, discontinuation of X-Blade seems relevant. But there is no official word from the company or whether X-Blade will make a comeback. With X-Blade removed from Honda’s website, users now have the option to choose either Unicorn or SP160. While Unicorn is popular, the idea of trying something new may attract customers towards SP160. While Unicorn has a well-rounded profile, SP160 is relatively a lot more flamboyant.New Honda SP160X-Blade too had a sporty profile, just as good as other popular bikes like Pulsar and Apache. Some of the key features included robo-face LED headlamp with powerful illumination, sculpted fuel tank, sharp body panelling, sporty graphics, upswept exhaust, sleek grab rails and edgy tail lamp.Colour options included Sports Red, Strontium Silver Metallic, Matte Marvel Blue Metallic and Matte Steel Black Metallic. The bike had features such as full digital instrument console, side stand engine cut-off, engine stop switch, ABS and hazard switch.X-Blade had the same 160cc platformWith the stricter BS6 Phase 2 emission norms, Honda’s 162.71cc engine has slightly reduced power and torque output. When last available, X-Blade numbers were at 13.86 PS of max power and 14.7 Nm of peak torque. With the OBD2 compliance, the engine now produces 13.46 PS and 14.58 Nm. Both Unicorn and new SP160 share the same numbers.After SP160 gains traction and desired fan following, Honda could think about bringing back X-Blade with OBD-2 compliance. SP160 seems to have potential and deserves all the support it can get. Especially when the festive season is just around the corner. In terms of emission compliance, there have been various instances where products were removed and later reintroduced in updated form. It remains to be seen what exactly Honda is planning for X-Blade. More

New Honda SP160New Honda SP160 will utilizes SP125’s sporty profile, while borrowing the engine and other hardware from Unicorn 160While introducing new products helps target a larger audience base, it isn’t necessary to start from scratch every time. An easier and cost-effective way is to use an existing platform to develop new products. Sometimes, the best of two or more products can be combined to create something new and exciting.A similar strategy is being used by Honda for developing SP160, a mix of Unicorn and SP125. While Unicorn is preferred for its well-rounded design and powerful performance, SP125 is popular for its sporty profile. A combination of these aspects has potential to create a bestseller.New Honda SP160Honda SP160 featuresNew SP160 borrows much of its styling from the smaller capacity SP125. The latter is designed to be a head-turner on the streets. SP125 boasts of a sharp LED DC headlamp, layered fuel tank design with sporty graphics, unique split alloy wheels, premium chrome muffler cover and edgy tail lamp. The colour palette for SP125 is a lot more vibrant in comparison to Unicorn. A similar set of features are on offer with the new SP160.Honda SP160 will appeal to folks who are looking for a ride that is a lot more flamboyant. Of course, some platform-specific features of Unicorn will also have to be incorporated. But overall, SP160 will closely match the youthful exuberance associated with the smaller-capacity SP125. With Unicorn’s powerful engine, users can expect the best of both worlds.New Honda SP160Honda SP160 will have distinct colour options in comparison to Unicorn. These are Matte Marvel Blue Metallic, Matte Axis Gray Metallic , Matte Dark Blue Metallic , Pearl Spartan Red, Pearl Igneous Black and Pearl Deep Ground Gray.There will be some differences in the hardware as well. For example, SP160 will have a smaller capacity 12-litre fuel tank. In comparison, Unicorn is equipped with a 13-litre fuel tank. Another difference is that SP160 will weigh 141 kg, as compared to Unicorn’s kerb weight of 139 kg. Users can expect better control and handling with SP160, as it will have smaller 17-inch wheels at both ends. In comparison, Unicorn has 18-inch wheels.Honda SP160 performance, specs2023 Honda SP160 will be utilizing the 162.71cc, SI engine that does duty on Unicorn. It generates 12.9 hp of peak power and 14.58 Nm of max torque. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. Honda had recently updated the engine to comply with the stricter OBD-2 emission norms. SP160 will get features such as engine stop switch, maintenance free battery and side stand engine cut off.SP160 will have a Diamond frame, suspended on telescopic front forks and monoshock rear suspension. Braking duties will be performed by a 276 mm petal disc at front. At rear, users will have the option to choose 220 mm disc or 130 mm drum brake. Single-channel ABS will be offered as standard.Similar to Unicorn, SP160 comes with 3-years standard warranty and 7-years optional extended warranty. Pricing for Honda SP160 is more than that of Unicorn. Unicorn 160 is available at a starting price of Rs 1,09,800 (ex.sh), while the new SP160 single disc variant is priced at Rs 1,17,500 while dual disc variant is priced at Rs 1,21,900. All prices ex-sh. More