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Re: Honda CB Hornet 160R Owners Experiences
I also think same, if certain way was to be followed the manufacture would have specified it. In my previous bike and two cara i never followed these as i was not aware of it, i think these were not mentioned in manual, i certainly go through the manual. Though, my driving style is not hard it would certainly fall in the low rpm range. I wonder what would be happening to the test drive vehicles with people redlining to check top speed etc.
In volkswagen case engine comes factory loaded with full synthetic oil, i don't remember service person or sales mentioning same before delivery, same was in case of yamaha also.
Here is the snapshot of the CB Hornet owner's manual, which says about engine run in, it's at page 38.
I was going through the honda official site to check tyre size difference between CB Hornet 160 r and CBR 150 R and found some interesting facts related to other specifications, it shows how very value for money in CB Hornet 160 r, it matches CBR 150 R in many parameters and crosses in some. With price difference of Rs 43517, it makes hornet 160 R very value for money as per me, not for forget the FE factor, low rpm performance and resell value.
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Specifications | CBHornet160R
Specifications | CBR150R
How do you all see these specification difference?
I also want to know what max net power means. Does it mean engine must to be revved to that rpm to extract the power and is it maximum? What will happen when the rpm crosses that limit, no more power output or rpm will not go beyond that point?
Originally posted by Nithesh
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In volkswagen case engine comes factory loaded with full synthetic oil, i don't remember service person or sales mentioning same before delivery, same was in case of yamaha also.
Here is the snapshot of the CB Hornet owner's manual, which says about engine run in, it's at page 38.
I was going through the honda official site to check tyre size difference between CB Hornet 160 r and CBR 150 R and found some interesting facts related to other specifications, it shows how very value for money in CB Hornet 160 r, it matches CBR 150 R in many parameters and crosses in some. With price difference of Rs 43517, it makes hornet 160 R very value for money as per me, not for forget the FE factor, low rpm performance and resell value.
Source:
Specifications | CBHornet160R
Specifications | CBR150R
How do you all see these specification difference?
I also want to know what max net power means. Does it mean engine must to be revved to that rpm to extract the power and is it maximum? What will happen when the rpm crosses that limit, no more power output or rpm will not go beyond that point?
. CB Hornet 160R and CBR 150R belong to different classes altogether and are not be compared side by side (nor anybody does), to me it look interesting so put it to be look in a different way or perspective. I was a prospective CBR 150R customer and went honda showroom to enquire about it, that's when i saw and came to know about hornet 160R. So, in short i went for CBR 150R but bought 160R. So, the facts makes it even more interesting to me as it was tough for me to select one while these two belong to different classes and my better half liked CBR (and R15) 
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