The Latest Iteration Of The Honda CB150R Breaks Cover

While Honda does offer a wide range of motorcycles in India, its portfolio still misses out on quite a few models. One such popular bike sold internationally is the Honda CB150R, which has just received quite a few upgrades.

The 2021 CB150R Streetfire sports LED lights all around. Its handlebar has been tapered a bit to enhance rider comfort. The LCD instrument console has also received a thorough makeover. It gets a gear position indicator, speedometer, odometer, rev counter and a fuel level bar.

Powering the bike is a liquid-cooled 149cc single-cylinder motor rated at 16.3PS and 13.7Nm, mated to a 6-speed gearbox.

Moreover, the fuel tank along with the shrouds have been redesigned and it has a capacity of 12 litres. The Special edition of the Honda CB150R Streetfire gets a belly guard as well.

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One of the most prominent updates for the 2021 model comes in the form of the 37mm Showa USD fork. The rear unit is the same pro-link monoshock. Its braking hardware is pretty sober and comprises a front and rear disc.

Under the special edition, the bike gets three paint schemes: Furry Matte Red, Raptor Matte Black and Armoured Matte Grey. On the other hand, the standard version is only available in two colours: Stinger Red Black and Macho Black.

In Indonesia, the 2021 Honda CB150R Streetfire base model retails at IDR 2,97,00,000 (approximately Rs 1.51 lakh) whereas the special edition costs IDR 3,07,00,000 ( approximately Rs 1.56 lakh). Honda India hasn’t expressed any desires to bring the bike to India but the brand is working on a 200cc ADV for the country.