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**Divya Sharan** · 02-11-2016, 02:54 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

News approved!

**chiron** · 02-11-2016, 08:41 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

They could have added a digital console but otherwise I think that it is still the best looking of all of Honda's commuters.

**cbr600rr** · 02-11-2016, 10:13 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

I enquired Unicorn 160 in Thane. The on road price is Rs. 84k and I feel its quite expensive for 160cc. I think 150cc will bridge the price gap.

**Satyamzma** · 02-12-2016, 03:34 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Decent looks, affordable price & good milage. Good bike for 40+ buyers.

**krishna77** · 02-13-2016, 07:19 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Why fix it if it ain't broke?

**abhiiceman** · 02-15-2016, 11:05 AM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Only concern is it's weight of 147 for a 150cc...my dad owns this from 2008 and completed about 3lk on odo till date his only concern is its weight and skids easily.. I'm suggesting him to sell it get a gearless but hes too much used to riding bike and cannot switch to gearless 😊

**Nithesh** · 02-15-2016, 01:46 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

If it skids easily, get some better tyres.

**Jeringeorge7** · 02-26-2016, 01:53 AM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Originally posted by abhiiceman View Post

Only concern is it's weight of 147 for a 150cc...my dad owns this from 2008 and completed about 3lk on odo till date his only concern is its weight and skids easily.. I'm suggesting him to sell it get a gearless but hes too much used to riding bike and cannot switch to gearless 😊

This 147 kg of Unicorn gives it more stability

**subhom** · 04-05-2016, 10:52 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Now in 2016 in a crowd of very swanky and capable motorcycles in the 150 to 160 CC segment, what favours owning a Honda CB Unicorn (150)?

I owned a Honda CB Unicorn before I parted with it in Dec 2013. Soon I realized my mistake and have been longing to own one back. Now is that emotional or there is enough merit of still owning one.

I absolutely like the looks of Honda CB Unicorn (150). Also, I favour analogue meters over digital ones. My riding style is not sporting on busy roads and for highways I prefer my 500 CC Royal Enfield.

Am I reasonable to own a Honda CB Unicorn (150) in 2016?

**soundar.d.gr8** · 04-06-2016, 05:15 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

Originally posted by abhiiceman View Post

Only concern is it's weight of 147 for a 150cc...my dad owns this from 2008 and completed about 3lk on odo till date his only concern is its weight and skids easily.. I'm suggesting him to sell it get a gearless but hes too much used to riding bike and cannot switch to gearless 😊

I had first gen Unicorn from 2005 till 2014. I had several incident of front break locking and skid. Problem with my case is I used to do a tank full (> 17l), which seems to increase weight distribution towards front. I never had such skidding incident after I practiced to fill no more than 10l of fuel. Of course, I changed front tyre too.

**vRide** · 05-15-2016, 09:21 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 booked on 15/05/16

[QUOTE=subhom;1221997]Now in 2016 in a crowd of very swanky and capable motorcycles in the 150 to 160 CC segment, what favours owning a Honda CB Unicorn (150)?

Soon I realized my mistake and have been longing to own one back. Now is that emotional or there is enough merit of still owning one.

Hi All,

Today I have made booking for Honda cb Unicorn 150 re-launched with Haiku Honda, Domlur, Bangalore. They have given below quote and a waiting period of 2-3 months. Does any one could help me with the actual waiting period or by when this relaunched Unicorn gets to show room for delivery.?

Quote is as below:
Ex showroom: 71,398/-
Road Tax: 9,512/-
Registration Charge: 400/-
Insurance (Nil depr-ICICI): 2,028/-
On Road: 83,338/-

Accessories chosen
Grip cover: 206/-
Body coating(Teflon): 529/-
Crash guard: 888/-
Engine guard: 259/-

Total onroad price including accessories: 85220/-

Need to add IND number plate which may cost around 750/- from outside.
I didn't take the road side assistance(299/-) and extended warranty(660/-) 3yrs for 65,000kms since I know how reliable the bike is and the showroom offer a 24k kms 2yr warranty. I used a Unicorn from 2011 to 2016 Jan which clocked over 64k kilometers on odo.

Kindly ignore any spelling brevity or mistakes.

**Motomonster** · 05-15-2016, 10:41 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 booked on 15/05/16

[QUOTE=vRide;1230754]

Originally posted by subhom View Post

Now in 2016 in a crowd of very swanky and capable motorcycles in the 150 to 160 CC segment, what favours owning a Honda CB Unicorn (150)?

Soon I realized my mistake and have been longing to own one back. Now is that emotional or there is enough merit of still owning one.

Hi All,

Today I have made booking for Honda cb Unicorn 150 re-launched with Haiku Honda, Domlur, Bangalore. They have given below quote and a waiting period of 2-3 months. Does any one could help me with the actual waiting period or by when this relaunched Unicorn gets to show room for delivery.?

Quote is as below:
Ex showroom: 71,398/-
Road Tax: 9,512/-
Registration Charge: 400/-
Insurance (Nil depr-ICICI): 2,028/-
On Road: 83,338/-

Accessories chosen
Grip cover: 206/-
Body coating(Teflon): 529/-
Crash guard: 888/-
Engine guard: 259/-

Total onroad price including accessories: 85220/-

Need to add IND number plate which may cost around 750/- from outside.
I didn't take the road side assistance(299/-) and extended warranty(660/-) 3yrs for 65,000kms since I know how reliable the bike is and the showroom offer a 24k kms 2yr warranty. I used a Unicorn from 2011 to 2016 Jan which clocked over 64k kilometers on odo.

Kindly ignore any spelling brevity or mistakes.

No idea about waiting period but they are fleecing you on crash guard,it costs max 500 ,don't get Teflon coating it is nothing but a gimmick.

**Nithesh** · 05-15-2016, 10:53 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 booked on 15/05/16

Originally posted by vRide View Post

Accessories chosen
Grip cover: 206/-
Body coating(Teflon): 529/-
Crash guard: 888/-
Engine guard: 259/-

Total onroad price including accessories: 85220/-

I didn't take the road side assistance(299/-) and extended warranty(660/-) 3yrs for 65,000kms since I know how reliable the bike is and the showroom offer a 24k kms 2yr warranty. I used a Unicorn from 2011 to 2016 Jan which clocked over 64k kilometers on odo.
.

Cannot comment on crash guard but that Teflon coating is very expensive. MY CBR 250R(with more plastic fairings) gets a Teflon coating every 6 months for around 350-400Rs. Instead of opting for that Teflon coating you should be opting for the road side assistance and extended warranty. This Unicorn has a new engine and like all new models there might be issues down the road and replacement parts may be expensive for repair.
When my 250R was launched in 2011, the first thing I did was opt for a 5 year warranty with an extra 1500 and over the last 5 years it has helped me many times and saved me well over 10 times the cost of that 1500 rupees I spent on it (1 engine replacement for paint chips and 2 speedometers changed as one bulb failure and another mechanic error as he broke the glass).

An extended warranty is a must for a new model and for a hassle free experience.

**Motomonster** · 05-15-2016, 10:55 PM

Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 booked on 15/05/16

Originally posted by Nithesh View Post

Cannot comment on crash guard but that Teflon coating is very expensive. MY CBR 250R(with more plastic fairings) gets a Teflon coating every 6 months for around 350-400Rs. Instead of opting for that Teflon coating you should be opting for the road side assistance and extended warranty. This Unicorn has a new engine and like all new models there might be issues down the road and replacement parts may be expensive for repair.
When my 250R was launched in 2011, the first thing I did was opt for a 5 year warranty with an extra 1500 and over the last 5 years it has helped me many times and saved me well over 10 times the cost of that 1500 rupees I spent on it (1 engine replacement for paint chips and 2 speedometers changed as one bulb failure and another mechanic error as he broke the glass).

An extended warranty is a must for a new model and for a hassle free experience.

He is buying old unicorn 150 .this engine does duty on almost half a dozen bikes.

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Honda CB Unicorn 150 re-launched, priced INR 67,778 ex-Delhi

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