Is it good for hills region - Unicorn 160?

Q. Is it good for hills region - Unicorn 160?
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Ashish | 7 years ago

Not really. I'll rather refer it as commuter. A little off-roading in hilly areas will be fine for the bike. Even if you stay at hill station with tarmac roads then this bike is great. It has enough torque compared with similar cc bikes.

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Tushar | 8 years ago

Yeah, you can rely on Honda CB Unicorn for hilly areas, as it is a sturdy and big bike built on quality material references and comes with decent enough power and strength required for such tracks and conditions.

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Jayakishore Nambi | 7 years ago

Yeah it is good, the engine roars hard can rev until 9500rpn easily. The torque is awesome in both the 3rd and 4th gear.

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Cars | 5 years ago

@ Tushar | Yeah, you can rely on Honda CB Unicorn for hilly areas, as it is a sturdy and big bike built on quality material references and comes with decent enough power and strength required for such tracks and conditions.

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Khileshwar | 7 years ago

Not best high maintenececost

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Prasad | 6 years ago

CB160 Is a Good choice

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Aniket | 7 years ago

The build quality of the bike is excellent so you can use it in hilly region. Just do the service on time.

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Nanda | 7 years ago

No..if you want a bike specifically for hilly areas, then Royal enfield Himalayan is better choice.

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DivyanshRaj | 6 years ago

It is Uptomark.

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Kishore | 6 years ago

No

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ArijitBhattacharya | 5 years ago

Yes

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Naresh | 3 years ago

@ jayakishore nambi | Yeah it is good, the engine roars hard can rev until 9500rpn easily. The torque is awesome in both the 3rd and 4th gear.

It's not that much torquey every time you should go for 1 & 2 and gear

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Shivaji | 5 years ago

No

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Upmannu | 7 years ago

Service is very bad.... Otherwise all is good in bike.

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Nanda | 7 years ago

No..you can choose Royal Enfield Himalayan.

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Mohit | 7 years ago

Never been in hilly area so can't say

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Darun | 4 years ago

Awesome motorcycle for hilly region.

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Binod | 7 years ago

Yes, this bike is comfortable.

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Avishek | 7 years ago

It is best.

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Rajendra | 3 years ago

Yes

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Sudhakar | 3 years ago

Yes

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Premjith | 3 years ago

Yes

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Parikshit | 4 years ago

Yes

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