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Honda XBlade
Honda XBlade is a commuter bike launched at a base price of Rs. 80,325 in March 2018 by Honda in India. XBlade is powered by 162cc engine. XBlade has a air cooled, 4 stroke, si engine and a 5 speed gear box. Honda XBlade comes with front disc break and rear drum break with a support of ABS. It is available in 2 variants and 5 colours.
Honda XBlade Latest Updates
Honda has launched the X-Blade ABS for Rs 87,776 (ex-showroom Delhi). This is the same single-channel ABS unit found on the Honda CB Hornet 160R. The ABS variant costs Rs 8,008 more than the standard variant. Along with the safety update, Honda is now offering accessories like a belly pan fairing, front fork covers and wheel rim tapes as standard with the new variant. It goes up against the Suzuki Gixxer ABS and the Honda Xtreme Sports.
Specifications Summary of Honda XBlade
| Engine : | 162.71 cc |
| Fuel Type : | petrol |
| Battery Type : | MF |
| Power : | 14.12 PS @ 8500 rpm |
| Gears : | 5 Speed |
| ABS : | Single Channel |
Honda XBlade Price
The price of Honda XBlade starts at Rs. 80,325 and goes upto Rs. 89,136. Honda XBlade is offered in 2 variants - STD and the top variant XBlade ABS which comes at a price tag of Rs. 89,136.
Honda XBlade Variants Price List
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XBlade STD
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XBlade ABS
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Top Competitors of XBlade
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TVS Apache RTR 160 4V
Rs. 92,306Compare with XBlade -
Honda CB Hornet 160R
Rs. 86,500Compare with XBlade
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Honda CB Unicorn 150
Rs. 72,633Compare with XBlade
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Bajaj Pulsar 150
Rs. 75,200Compare with XBlade
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Yamaha FZ-Fi Version 3.0
Rs. 99,200Compare with XBlade
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Yamaha FZ-S Fi Version 3.0
Rs. 98,680Compare with XBlade
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Honda CB Unicorn 160
Rs. 75,884Compare with XBlade
Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying XBlade
- You can expect its mileage around 50-55 kmpl which might vary due to the factors like riding style and road conditions.Also Read - Honda X-Blade: Road Test Review https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/honda-xblade-road-test-review/30180/ The maintenance cost may differ from one authorized service centre to another. Due to the factors like labour charges and parts being serviced. To get the details regarding the authorized service centre from the respective city may check the following link. https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers/Honda/Delhi
- Actually, X Blade do not need ABS.The reason is size of disc used in front fork.ABS is provided just because of Govt. regulations else X Blade is a perfect without ABS.I used non ABS and ABS versions of X blade.It seems not much difference until I open engine above 100kmph.After 100kmph, ABS is always good.
- First if you are taking this bike go for ABS ver..... my experience is good but service center is f*****g there a*s so performance and maintenance cost will.....
- Yes it have long sit I go with my friends me and more 3 of them..
- Only 3 is okay
- Okay
- Nope due to slim front tyre.
- Yes definitely
- Yes safe ride
- Honda X blade used goods so much best bikes price suggest mileage is not everything but all all the = y think so Honda X blade used superbikes I think you can buy
- Xtreme sports gives better mileage rather than other 150cc bikes
- Xtreme hai Bhai
- Yeah you can
- Yes
- Oops...Bike is meant for only 2 adults.3rd person may ruin your fun.
- You can race upto 110 kmph.1st gear 45, 2nd gear 60, 3rd 75-80, 4th 90-95, 5th 100-110
- No ,because no ABS,CBS breaking system
- You fill like lite sport
Honda XBlade Images
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Honda XBlade User Reviews
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Performance4.2/5
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Mileage4.1/5
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Comfort4.2/5
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Maintenance Cost4.0/5
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Features & Styling4.4/5
Preferred For : Daily Commute
53% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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5.0
PRO"S:Great looks- beats all the competition hereMileage: 48+kmpl in city with agressive driving and reaches to 55kmpl when driven at 50-70kmph. good enough.Price: its competitive @92K on road with all accessories.Engine performance and ride quality: Super smooth engine and clutch. Drove 100km at once without any strain.-Comfort for rider and pillion are the best in its segment.Con"s:A bit lag comes during 3rd gear by surprise, but throttle response is super in 4th and 5th gear too along with super smooth 1st and 2nd gear.-No engine kill switch (can be adjusted) but have hazard lights which is a new one.-could have provided back disk as an option Verdict: Best bike for daily usage who wants a stylish ,powerful,practical yet budget friendly one. Excellent bike to travel around city.
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4.2
The bike has very good looks , the performance is adequate for city but you can feel the need for a bit more power on highways , mileage is excellent as I am getting 55-60 kmpl in this 4 months of ownership , by Keeping highway speeds below 75 kmph and not exceeding 5500 rpm in city , comfort is not excellent as I have experienced pain in my hands while riding but I think I am yet to find the best seating position for this bike , if you want a bike for daily commute and occasional highway rides you can definitely go for it instead of other bikes in the segment , always wear helmet , cheers
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3.0
Bike is good, but due to slim front tyre, it's not convenient for long highway rides. Better for city. Mileage is good. Light Heavyweight Bike 140KGRider height under 5'6' may be a problemStarting problem may occurNo engine k**l switch but stock hazard switch available.No rear disc.Illumination is good (LED Headlights and DRLs)3 people can ride very comfortably (it's illegal though!)Cruising within 65-75 kmphNo LED IndicatorsFit and finish level is satisfactory, not so high.
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4.2
X Blade is a very good combination of a commuter bike and a sports bike.... It give one a comfort of a commuter bike with the power of a sports bike....Pros: Excellent Power, good mileage, Stylish,great pickupCons: Short chrome on silencer is risky, Gear is not smooth, Battery has to be recharged every second month.
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4.6
The performance of the bike is pretty good, but there is no disc brake and honda has decreased the power in this bike compared to hornet. That's why I am not fully satisfied with this bike. Otherwise it is a very fabulous bike in comparison with other bikes in the market.
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3.0
Bike is good, but due to slim front tyre, it's not convenient for long highway rides. Better for city. Mileage is good. Light Heavyweight Bike 140KGRider height under 5'6' may be a problemStarting problem may occurNo engine k**l switch but stock hazard switch available.No rear disc.Illumination is good (LED Headlights and DRLs)3 people can ride very comfortably (it's illegal though!)Cruising within 65-75 kmphNo LED IndicatorsFit and finish level is satisfactory, not so high.
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4.2
Best budget Bike for City ........
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5.0
superb bike best mileage good look
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4.6
The performance of the bike is pretty good, but there is no disc brake and honda has decreased the power in this bike compared to hornet. That's why I am not fully satisfied with this bike. Otherwise it is a very fabulous bike in comparison with other bikes in the market.
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4.2
wow nice bike low cost i really love this
Honda XBlade Expert Reviews
Honda’s latest entrant in the rather crowded 160cc space certainly looks the sharpest, but the specifications are more in line with a daily commuter. Does this formula make it suffer an identity crisis, or has Honda managed to cook up a unique recipe?
Apr 24, 2018Honda XBlade Colours
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Pearl Spartan Red
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Pearl Igneous Black
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Matte Marvel Blue Metallic
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Matte Marshal Green Metallic
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Matte Frozen Silver
Honda XBlade Highlights
XBlade Specifications
The Honda X-Blade shares its motor with the Hornet 160R. But the 162.71cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine puts out 14PS of power at 8500rpm and 13.9Nm of torque at 6000rpm, which is 1.5PS and 1Nm less than the Hornet 160R. The motor is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The X-Blade gets a diamond-type frame suspended on telescopic forks up front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are handled by a 276mm front disc and a 130mm rear drum brake. It is equipped with a 12-litre fuel tank and tips the scale at 140kg (kerb).
XBlade Design and Features
The Honda X-Blade is a sharper and more chiseled version of the Honda Hornet, with muscular fuel tank extensions, a dual outlet muffler and a unique headlamp design. It gets a digital instrument cluster and LED lighting for both the headlamp and the tail lamp. There’s a single-piece seat on the X-Blade that’s slightly longer than the one seen on the Hornet. A rear disc brake is not available even as an option and neither is ABS.
Honda XBlade Competitors
Suzuki Gixxer : The engine and the bike’s handling have been developed under the watchful eyes of the same designers who have also produced the Suzuki GSX-R series. This is a worthy city-based sporty 155cc bike, with distinct design and enviable refinement.
Yamaha FZ-S V2.0: The V2.0 delivers on style, build quality, refinement and handling. It is also the only bike in the segment to get fuel-injection, but that puts it on the top in terms of pricing. That said, it is a strong performer and is a proper upgrade to the previous version.
Bajaj Pulsar NS 160: The Pulsar NS 160 ticks all the right boxes when it comes to style, performance, ride and handling, barring refinement. The new NS 160 is a worthy contender and makes a strong case for itself in this highly competitive 160cc segment.
TVS Apache RTR 160 4V: Competitive pricing and performance are two key areas that need to be addressed to survive in this cut-throat segment and the Apache RTR 160 4V delivers well on both fronts with class-leading features. However, it doesn’t feel as confident as the Pulsar NS 160 or the Honda Hornet while braking.
ZigSays
The X-Blade was a surprise launch by Honda and left us wondering about its existence next to the already successful Hornet 160R. Yes, the X-Blade looks a lot more appealing than the Hornet and the Unicorn 160, but we need to find out how the loss in power and torque figures has benefited the X-Blade. Until then, it's hard to put a finger on how Honda plans to position this product, especially with the existence of a more commuter friendly Unicorn 160 and the sporty Hornet.
Honda XBlade News Updates
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Honda X-Blade ABS Launched At Rs 87,776
Equipped with a single-channel ABS, the X-Blade ABS is priced at a premium of Rs 8,008 over the standard bike
Dec 7, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels -
Colours The Honda Activa, Grazia, X Blade And More Look Good In
We list down our colour preferences for select Honda two-wheelers that make them look the part
Sep 26, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels -
Honda CB Unicorn 160 vs X-Blade vs CB Hornet 160R: What To Choose?
HMSI feels there’s a lot of potential in the 160cc segment. In fact, they have three motorcycles in the category. Read on to find which one suits you!
May 28, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels -
TVS Apache RTR 160 4V vs Honda X-Blade vs Bajaj Pulsar NS 160: Spec Comparison
How does the Apache RTR 160 4V compete against the recently launched Honda X-Blade and the segment veteran Bajaj Pulsar NS 160? Let’s find out
Mar 15, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels -
Honda X-Blade Launched In India
Honda has silently launched the X-Blade by announcing prices on its website.
Mar 12, 2018 | By Karan Narsu -
Honda X-Blade Bookings Now Open
Honda has started accepting bookings for the X-Blade begin today, across all Honda authorised dealerships in India. Deliveries will start from mid of March 2018 onwards.
Feb 14, 2018 | By Karan Narsu
