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  Honda Activa 5G

  Top Selling Scooter in April'19

  Rs. 54,632 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 60 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Top Selling Scooter in April'19

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  Honda Activa i

  Rs. 50,974 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Honda Dream Neo

  Rs. 52,618 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda CB Shine

  3rd Most Selling Bike in April'19

  Rs. 58,097 Onwards

  • 124.73 cc
  • 65 Kmpl
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  Honda Dio

  Rs. 52,938 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 55 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda Activa 125

  Rs. 60,347 Onwards

  • 124.9 cc
  • 60 Kmpl
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  Honda CB Unicorn 150

  Rs. 72,633 Onwards

  • 149.2 cc
  • 37.4 Kmpl
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  Honda CB Hornet 160R

  Rs. 86,500 Onwards

  • 162.71 cc
  • 42.85 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda CB Shine SP

  Rs. 63,857 Onwards

  • 124.73 cc
  • 62 kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Honda CBR250R

  Rs. 1.65 lakh Onwards

  • 249.6 cc
  • Petrol

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  Honda Livo

  Rs. 57,298 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 74 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda Grazia

  Rs. 60,723 Onwards

  • 124.9 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda XBlade

  Rs. 80,325 Onwards

  • 162.71 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda CB Unicorn 160

  Rs. 75,884 Onwards

  • 162.71 cc
  • 62 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Honda CB300R

  Rs. 2.41 lakh Onwards

  • 286.01 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda CBR650R

  Rs. 7.70 lakh Onwards

  • 648.72 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda Dream Yuga

  Rs. 54,566 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 72 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda Navi

  Rs. 45,632 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 37.57 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda Aviator

  Rs. 56,258 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 60 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda CD 110 Dream

  Rs. 49,180 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 74 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda CBR1000RR

  Rs. 16.43 lakh Onwards

  • 999 cc
  • 18 Kmpl
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  Honda Cliq

  Rs. 45,329 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 58.4 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Honda Gold Wing

  Rs. 27.79 lakh Onwards

  • 1833 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda CB1000R Plus

  Rs. 14.46 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • Petrol
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  Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin

  Rs. 13.50 lakh Onwards

  • 999.11 cc
  • Petrol

Recently Asked User Questions about Honda

• Honda CBR250R question
  Q. Is it suitable for long distance trips?
  Zigwheels | 1 hour ago Honda CBR250R is a good tourer bike and can be used for long distance rides. Its refined engine generates enough power to tackle the highway roads with ease. The 249.60 cc engine generates 26.5 PS of power and 22.9 Nm of max torque mated with a 6-speed transmission which helps in clocking a top speed of 135 km/h (claimed). Also, the saddle is comfortable enough for long journeys. Furthermore, do take a test ride for better judgement. Follow the link below to check out dealership details: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers/Honda ...Read More 0 Reply
• Honda Livo question
  Q. Is disc brake version available without graphics?
  K | 1 week ago Dear friend,My bike is a faulty bike by default. It has serious gearbox problem. It's not the problem of not only mine. Many customers expressed the same( read genuine online reviews of certified customers). Company didn't responded to my problem, they are ignoring and pretended several times. Livo introduced in 2015, but it's sales volume is very low coz of inherent defects. Hero Passion, Hero Splendour, Hero HF Deluxe, Honda Shine performing better in terms of sales. Please google for top ten selling bikes in India(100&110cc segment). After purchase (within a month) when I contacted Honda authorized Best deal outlet & other pre owned Vehicle dealers, they offered not more than Rs. 40000.I spent Rs. 73000 ( on road) but I received quotes less than Rs.40000 for month old my new Livo bike(in a scratches condition). Five years old 100 &110cc (other variants) bikes getting better resale price than Livo. If it's a successful bike, resale value will be better. ...Read More 0 Reply
  K | 1 week ago Disc brake version comes with Graphics. I suggest you that do not buy Livo. I'm one of the victim. Low pick up, low mileage, lowest resale value, not stable on the road. Contact nearby mechanic, and bike evaluators, then take decision. ...Read More 1 Reply
  Virat | 1 week ago I am also livo customer. I think you need a better mechanic. there is no problem with pick up and balance. resale value may be not good. 0 Reply
  Hirock | 1 week ago Yes, but it depends on the availability of the dealer! 0 Reply
  Dibyajyoti | 5 days ago Yes 0 Reply
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• Bajaj Avenger Street 160 question
  Q. Which bike is best among Unicorn 150 or Avenger 160?
  Zigwheels | 1 week ago Both bikes have their pros and cons. The Honda CB Unicorn and Bajaj Avenger Street 160 are priced at Rs.72,633 - 79,241 and Rs.82,253 (ex-showroom price, Delhi) respectively. The CB Unicorn 150 has a 149.2 cc single cylinder, 4-Stroke, SI engine which generates 12.91 PS of power and 12.8 Nm of torque that gives a estimated mileage of 57.18 km/l whereas, the Avenger Street 160 comes with a 160.4 cc single cylinder, SOHC, DTS-i engine which produces 15 PS of power and 12.91 PS of peak torque with the claimed fuel efficiency of 48 km/l.CB Unicorn 150 is the most affordable 150 cc bike which has good fuel efficiency, comfortable ride and ABS in the above variant. Avenger Street 160, on the other hand, has low seat height for comfortable seating, ease of riding in the city and offers ABS for added security.So if you are looking for a bike with better mileage in a good budget, go with the CB Unicorn 150 and if you want a bike added comfort, plush ride, you can opt for the Bajaj Avenger Street 160. For more comparison, click on the following link: https://www.zigwheels.com/bike-comparison/bajaj-avenger-160-vs-honda-cb-unicorn ...Read More 1 Reply
• Honda Dream Yuga question
  Q. Which bike is best in Honda Dream Yuga, Honda Dio or CB Shine?
  Zigwheels | 1 week ago Honda Dio is the fourth largest-selling scooter in India currently. It is powered by a 109.19 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, 4-Stroke engine which generates decent power of 8.11 PS @ 7000 rpm. If you are willing to buy a vehicle for daily basis commuting in the city with little extra storage option, Dio could be a better option for you. The combi braking system is quite effective and tubeless tyres also come in handy.On the other hand, Honda Dream Yuga and CB Shine, both are doing good for themselves. The Dream Yuga has a 109.19 cc Air Cooled, 4 Stroke, SI engine which produces 8.42 Ps @ 7500 rpm of power. It is also available with the combined braking system. It features a decent design with a basic headlight, clear lens indicators, angular tail light, body-coloured grab rail, and an analogue instrument console featuring two round pods. Honda CB Shine can be considered as the elder sibling of the Dream Yuga as it is powered by a 124.73 cc single cylinder, 4-Stroke, SI engine which churns out 10.30 PS @ 7500 rpm power. It has modern styling, smooth and torquey engine and is value for money purchase.If you want a little more powerful bike than the Dream Yuga, you can opt for the CB Shine. ...Read More 1 Reply
• Hero Maestro Edge question
  Q. Maestro Edge, Dio or Yamaha Alpha, What is your choice and why?
  Zigwheels | 1 week ago The Honda Dio comes with a 109.19 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, 4-stroke engine which generates 8.11 PS @ 7000 rpm power whereas, Hero Maestro Edge has a 110.9 cc air-Cooled, 4-stroke single cylinder engine which produces 8.15 PS @ 7500 rpm power. Yamaha Alpha has a 113 cc single cylinder, 4-stroke, 2-valve, SOHC engine which churns out 7.2 PS @ 7500 rpm. With the Maestro Edge, Hero has upped the ante by offering a handful of features and cosmetic improvements that include a new set of LED tail lamps, stylish headlamps and a 3D emblem on the scooter’s side panels. The scooter also gets an eye-catching semi-digital instrument console that includes a very useful service reminder. Also, you get the service reliability of Hero's service network along with the Maestro Edge. Dio comes with a more reliable engine of Honda. The scooter received a new LED headlamp, new colors, semi-digital console, and a 3-in-1 lock switch in 2018. Combi braking system and tubeless tires give peace of mind. Alpha, on the other hand, received latest updates in 2019 where it gets a maintenance-free battery and Unified Braking System (UBS) along with the front disk brakes. If we talk about the mileage, Yamaha Alpha gives a claimed mileage of 66 km/l, Hero Maestro Edge gives a claimed mileage of 53 km/l and Honda Dio gives a claimed mileage of 59.5 km/l. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Suzuki 2019 Gixxer SF question
  Q. What is the difference between BS6 compliance and BS4 engine? Hornet gives around 15 BHP and Gixxer around 14BHP costing almost 20k more, is it worth buying and can anyone tell me about the naked model will the same engine to be used and will it be BS4 or BS6?
  Zigwheels | 3 weeks ago BS stands for the Bharat Stage emission norms which are set standards by the government regarding the environmental pollution by the combustion of fuel into the internal combustion engines. The BSVI emission norms are about to kick in the April 2020 due to the rise in the pollution which is eventually leading to the global warming therefore the government has taken a bold step to shift over to directly BS VI emission norms while skipping the BS V. As the engines made BSVI compliant the fuel is also made to be BS VI compliant by decreasing the amount of sulphur substantially lower than that offered in BS IV fuel. Thus, the engines will get a more refined fuel which would eventually lead to exhale a less polluted air through the exhaust of the vehicles. The BSIV cars which are currently available in the market would have no damage to their engines with the BS VI fuel, neither the BS VI fuel on a BS IV engine help the engine to get a cleaner emission. The Honda Hornet and Suzuki Gixxer SF are two different bikes ergonomically. Moreover, the Gixxer SF has a fuel injected engine with a new finely tuned engine. The engine technology used on the Gixxer SF is different from that used on the Honda Hornet. The Suspension is all new with a better comfort which justifies the cost of the bike. ...Read More 3 Reply

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Honda Bikes Expert Reviews

Honda CB300R: Road Test Review

Is this the right sub-400cc motorcycle for the matured enthusiast?

June 1, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

2018 Honda Africa Twin: First Ride Review

It looks the same as before, but are there any important changes under the skin of the 2018 Africa Twin?

August 24, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

Honda CBR650F: Road Test Review

Do the mild updates for 2018 make the Honda CBR650F more appealing? Or is just a case of too much money for too few cc’s?

August 15, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Honda Bikes News Updates

Honda Showcases A Dozen Customised CB1000Rs At 2019 Wheels And Waves

The custom bikes were built by Honda’s dealerships and associated custom bike builders in Europe
Wheels and Waves is a yearly bike show held in Biarritz, France. Honda displayed 12 customised bikes from France, Italy, Switzerland and Spain. Show motorcycles included cafe racers, adventure bikes, vintage dirt trackers, several tribute bikes and more. Wheels and Waves is an annual bike festival held in Biarritz, France and a platform for custom bike builders to showcase their creations. This event also attracts...read more »

June 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Honda Willing To Team Up With Indian Rivals For Electric Infrastructure

The Indian government’s push towards electric vehicles seems to be bringing together manufacturers in interesting ways

June 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Top 5 Bike News Of The Week: 2019 Honda Activa 125 Unveiled, 22Kymco Launches New Scooters, KTM RC 125 Launch Confirmed & More!

The scooter segment witnessed some really exciting launches this week but the motorcycle space wasn’t any less interesting either!

June 16, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Honda Bikes

• Honda Activa 4G

  Rs. 51,460

  Discontinued : Mar 2018
• Honda CB Dazzler

  Rs. 67,759

  Discontinued : Nov 2014
• Honda CB Trigger

  Rs. 68,667

  Discontinued : May 2016
• Honda CB1000R

  Rs. 9.98 lakh

  Discontinued : Mar 2016
• Honda CBR650F

  Rs. 7.38 lakh

  Discontinued : Jan 2019
• Honda Rebel 300

  Rs. 2.25 lakh

  Discontinued : Feb 2018
• Honda Stunner CBF

  Rs. 51,449

  Discontinued : May 2015