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  • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

    Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
    If people are afraid of having to move their thumb an inch up from before to hit the horn, I don't think they should be riding at all.
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    Rightly said. Such minor differences just takes a few days to get accustomed with. Even my brother's BS 4 Unicorn 160 has got that cheap splendor style switchgear, initially my thumb used to hit in between the horn and indicator switch because they are a bit lower. It just took me a few days to get used to.

    Also my Ford Fiesta 1.6S has got reversed indicator and wiper stalks, it was irritating for a few days initially (when I bought it in 2010) because I used to turn on the wipers instead of the indicators, but that also took a few weeks to get used to. Now when I drive a normal car, I just have to bear in mind that indicators are on the left and then I can drive easily without committing mistakes.

    Hence such differences are a little irritating at best but it's never going to cause fatal accidents that's for sure.

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    • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

      Originally posted by arya809 View Post
      Hence such differences are a little irritating at best but it's never going to cause fatal accidents that's for sure.
      True, even if Honda launches a bike the Gear shifter on right side and Rear brake on left side(like the 90's bullet), one can eventually get used to this anything and everything irritating things awell.

      Just one has to remember that on the back of their mind always, in the event of emergency braking, that the rear brake is the left side this time, all will be fine. If not!

      Hope we don't get to see that day.
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      • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

        Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
        It was made to reduce squids from riding around town honking at everyone and everything, even creating nuisance at no honking zones.
        ↑ And how does that help if

        Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
        Most owners get used to the difference in a matter of days.
        If anything it makes pressing the horn switch a lot more easier since its closer to the thumb's extension range while it may become troublesome to initiate the right signal
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        • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

          I would suggest you take a test ride of a 650F from an owner and see the difference yourself.
          Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.

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          • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

            was rooted to this tread for some days as i was certainly excited about the bike. But all i could find was TVS and Bjajaj's engineering history. Lucky thge discusion has shifted to the bike in the title and now everybody is talking about switches and indicators Thank god _/\_
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            • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

              Originally posted by mid View Post
              Lucky the discusion has shifted to the bike in the title...Thank god _/\_


              On another note here is quick acceleration video of this bike, going by the video it'll a hoot to ride this.
              Honda CB300R 0-100 kmph time stands at 6.2 seconds. Is it faster than the Bajaj Dominar and BMW G310R? Let's find out in the video.

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              • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                Now launched! Follow the discussion on launch thread.

                Originally posted by NewsReaper View Post
                Honda has finally launched the much awaited CB300R here in India at an event in Delhi. They confirmed that they will be launching the Honda CB300R in India and the motorcycle is indeed here. Now, they made one more promise that it will be price under 2.5 Lakhs (Ex-Showroom) and that promise has also been kept as the Honda CB300R has been launched at INR 2.41 Lakhs (Ex-Showroom, India). The deliveries are set to begin by the third week of March 2019.

                Unveiled globally at the EICMA 2017, the Honda CB300R is a part of Honda’s Neo Sports Café portfolio. It also follows the neo-retro styling just like the CB 1000R with a round headlamp, chiseled fuel tank and a minimalistic tail. They have also added the LED headlights and USD forks. The CB300R features an all-digital LCD instrument cluster which has readouts for speed, engine rpm, and fuel level and gear position. Honda also launched the CB1000R in India just a while ago at INR 14.46 Lakhs (Ex-Showroom).

                Powering the bike is a 286cc DOHC 4-valve liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine churning out 30.9PS of power at 8,500rpm and 27Nm of torque at 7,500rpm. It comes mated to a 6-speed transmission.

                As far as underpinnings are concerned, the CB300R features a tubular steel frame, which is suspended on 41mm USD forks at the front and a preload adjustable monoshock, while the swingarm is a steel-plate unit. Braking is handled by a 296mm front disc with a four-piston caliper and a 220mm disc at the back with a single-piston caliper. Dual-channel ABS is also on offer with an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) which is a class first. Seat height is relatively low at 779mm and the bike tips the scale at 147kg (kerb weight).

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                • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                  The Honda CB300R is priced at Rs 2.41 lakh. We see how it stacks up against a few other motorcycles at this price point.


                  Rival comparison in the above link, as well seems the price tag is 2.41 lakhs (ex-showroom)

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                  • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                    Has the seat height been lowered? It was ~800mm earlier
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                    • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                      [MENTION=39214]B7ACKTHORN[/MENTION] [MENTION=7123]sunilg[/MENTION]

                      Can we have this thread locked and continue the discussion for the CB300R in the 'officially launched' thread: https://www.xbhp.com/talkies/news/41...oom-india.html
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                      • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?


                        Heres what adam waheed has to say!
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                        • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?


                          I had a conversation about the CB300R with a friend who think it's a little overpriced. This video is the result of that conversation.

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                          • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                            22 wing showrooms for purchase. Do we also have to depend on them for service?
                            Last edited by mid; 03-23-2019, 09:09 PM.
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                            • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                              Originally posted by mid View Post
                              22 wing showrooms for purchase. Do we also have to depend on them for service?
                              Yes, only the Honda wings showroom will be doing the service on this bike.

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                              • Re: CB300R confirmed for India?

                                Originally posted by umang10 View Post
                                Yes, only the Honda wings showroom will be doing the service on this bike.
                                Also the accessories are only available in these showrooms.

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