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  Honda Activa i

  Rs. 50,974 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 66 Kmpl
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  Honda Dream Neo

  Rs. 52,618 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
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  Honda Activa 5G

  Top Selling Scooter in April'19

  Rs. 54,632 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 60 Kmpl
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  Top Selling Scooter in April'19

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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
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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
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  Honda CB Shine SP

  Rs. 63,857 Onwards

  • 124.73 cc
  • 62 kmpl
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  Honda CBR250R

  Rs. 1.65 lakh Onwards

  • 249.6 cc
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  Honda Livo

  Rs. 57,298 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 74 Kmpl
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  Honda Grazia

  Rs. 60,723 Onwards

  • 124.9 cc
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  Honda XBlade

  Rs. 80,325 Onwards

  • 162.71 cc
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  Honda CB Unicorn 160

  Rs. 75,884 Onwards

  • 162.71 cc
  • 62 Kmpl
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  Honda CB300R

  Rs. 2.41 lakh Onwards

  • 286.01 cc
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  Honda CBR650R

  Rs. 7.70 lakh Onwards

  • 648.72 cc
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  Honda Dream Yuga

  Rs. 54,566 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 72 Kmpl
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  Honda Navi

  Rs. 45,632 Onwards

  • 109.19 cc
  • 37.57 kmpl
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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
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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
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  Honda Gold Wing

  Rs. 27.79 lakh Onwards

  • 1833 cc
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  Honda CB1000R Plus

  Rs. 14.46 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
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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. I am planning to get a bike under 2.5L on road in TN or KA. But, I'm confused between CBR250R and FZ25 ABS. My preferences are Power, Looks, Reliable for long ride, Sturdy, Pillion comfort. I have ridden CBR250R for 2k Kms for a trip and enjoyed it. So, I'm little towards Honda. Please Suggest.
  Kimi | 1 day ago In my opinion u should spend some more bucks and go for cbr250 ... I too have it and drove around 32000 kms... Honda has most reliable engine... And it's kind of sports tourer bike... It never betrayed me in long drive but u have to do periodical maintenance seriously... KTM is also there in market but it's a new company and has many defects... CBR sales have gone down... But if u want a reliable bike then u can go for CBR 250r ... And u know Japanese make quality products... And if u want to go for Yamaha bikes... Then u should go for r15 .. it has got everything u need but for long drives it's sitting position is not comfortable... Hope this helps u... ...Read More 2 Reply
• Honda CB Unicorn 150 question
  Q. Is it safe to replace tube tyre to tubeless tyre for Unicorn 150 alloy wheels?
  Abhijeet | 3 days ago Tubeless tyres are more reliable as even if it gets punchered you can safely ride it to nearby tyre service centre, whereas in tube tyres if punchered gets flat instantly which can be a trouble if u r in the middle of a highway.Tubless tyres are expensive to repair punchers. And if tubless tyres are punchered for more than few times, it is suggested to buy new tyres, which is a down side.whereas in tube tyres no matter how many times ur tyres get punchered u just need to install new tubes which is way cheaper.So if u happen to puncher your tyres more frequently then i would suggest tube tyres, otherwise tubeless tyres are better.To avoid frequent punchers it is important to keep your tyres to full pressure. Have less air in your tyres will puncher more often.Happy and Safe Monsoon Riding! :D ...Read More 0 Reply
  purushottam | 9 hours ago Tubeless tyres are always good , more reliable 0 Reply
  Ajay | 6 days ago Go with tubeless Tyre . it's best option 2 Reply
  Chandrabhushan | 4 days ago Unicorn in Average 0 Reply
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• TVS Apache RR 310 question
  Q. Should I buy CBR250R, R15 v3 or rr310 or Gixxer SF 250?
  maninder | 4 days ago Cbr250 and gixxer250 both has same power250cc, 26ps, 22nm and almost price you around 2.20(approx). CBR250 is out dated and gixxer250 is new in this segment with new updates.R15 is 150cc, 19ps,15nm and price you around 1.70(approx). It is best in its segment. Can achieve 150km/hr. Only drawback is it's riding posture.RR310, 312cc, 34.5ps,27nm ,2.60lacs beast with fully updated console, nice average, can achieve 170km/hr. Low maintenance, low service cost.So it's upto ur budget. Except cbr250r, rest of the bikes are best in it's segment ...Read More 3 Reply
  Akshaya | 1 day ago You're wish 0 Reply
  Suneel | 5 days ago I suggest rr310 1 Reply
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• Honda CB300R question
  Q. Which should I go for Himalayan or CB300R?
  Zigwheels | 4 days ago If you are looking for an adventure tourer for the offroading with immense power and with a good service network you may go for the Royal Enfield Himalayan However, you may go for the Honda CB300R, if you are looking for a bike which has been designed to be a sports tourer which means it has much of the duties on the highway or on the road. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride of both the bikes so that you may get acquainted with the ride quality, comfort, and features of the bikes.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 1 Reply
• Honda Activa i question
  Q. What is about shock absorbing capacity in Activa i and Pleasure Plus?
  Zigwheels | 5 days ago The rear suspension of the Hero Pleasure Plus a bit underdamped as sharper undulations and potholes can really be felt by the rider. However, the scooter has been offered with the same bottom-link unit in the front which has limited performance. Moreover, on the Activa I the suspension is on the softer side. The Activa I also gets the same underbone chassis and link suspension at the front and hydraulic single-sided suspension at the rear which works well. However, we would suggest you take a test ride of both the scooters so that you get acquainted with the ride quality, features, and comfort of the scooters.Click here for the dealership: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 2 Reply
  Mike | 2 days ago Activa is good while comparing to Pleasure 2 Reply
• Honda Livo question
  Q. Is disc brake version available without graphics?
  K | 6 days 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 | 6 days ago Yes, but it depends on the availability of the dealer! 0 Reply
  Dibyajyoti | 3 days ago Yes 0 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

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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

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!
Last week, the scooter segment witnessed the dawn of a new era, so to speak. Honda unveiled India’s first BS6-compliant scooter and 22Kymco launched not one but three scooters in the country! In parallel, the motorcycle segment also received a dose of adrenalin from MV Agusta and KTM. Here are the highlights of the top 5 two-wheeler news of the week: 2019 Honda Activa 125 Unveiled: Honda unveiled its first...read more »

June 16, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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2019 Honda Activa 125: All You Need To Know

The new scooter comes with a host of updates to make it a better package. Here’s all you need to know about it!

June 13, 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 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