Honda is on a product offensive, launching and refreshing bikes every now and then. The company has now launched the CB Trigger 150cc motorcycle The Honda CB Tigger is the replacement for the CB Dazzler. It is pitched against the Yamaha FZ and TVS Apache 160.
The Honda CB Trigger will go on sale in India in May and prices will be announced next month. It is expected to start at Rs. 75,000/- The Honda CB Trigger is powered by a 150cc air-cooled engine which generates 13.81 HP of power and 12.5 Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The Honda CB Trigger weighs in at 137 kgs and has a fuel tank which can hold 12-litres of petrol.This bike features telescopic forks at the front and monoshock suspension at the rear. It has a ground clearance of 175 mm. Honda is on a product offensive, launching and refreshing bikes every now and then. The company has now launched the CB Trigger 150cc motorcycle.
The Honda CB Tigger is the replacement for the CB Dazzler. It is pitched against the Yamaha FZ and TVS Apache 160.
Honda's CB Trigger is offered in 3 shades namely black, green and red.
This Honda motorcycle gets LED tail light, full chain case, kick start, maintenance free battery and tubeless tyres.
Honda is on a product offensive, launching and refreshing bikes every now and then. The company has now launched the CB Trigger 150cc motorcycle.
The Honda CB Tigger is the replacement for the CB Dazzler. It is pitched against the Yamaha FZ and TVS Apache 160.
The CB Trigger features an all digital instrument cluster, which is one of the best in the 150cc segment. It displays the time as well.
Honda claims a mileage of 60 km/l on the CB Trigger, which will sit right between the CB Unicorn and CBR150R in the company's portfolio.
The CB Trigger is the first bike in its segment to feature combi-brake system, which reduces braking distance by 32 percent.
The Honda CB Trigger will go on sale in India in May and prices will be announced next month. It is expected to start at Rs. 75,000/- The Honda CB Trigger is powered by a 150cc air-cooled engine which generates 13.81 HP of power and 12.5 Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The Honda CB Trigger weighs in at 137 kgs and has a fuel tank which can hold 12-litres of petrol.This bike features telescopic forks at the front and monoshock suspension at the rear. It has a ground clearance of 175 mm. Honda is on a product offensive, launching and refreshing bikes every now and then. The company has now launched the CB Trigger 150cc motorcycle.
The Honda CB Tigger is the replacement for the CB Dazzler. It is pitched against the Yamaha FZ and TVS Apache 160.
Honda's CB Trigger is offered in 3 shades namely black, green and red.
This Honda motorcycle gets LED tail light, full chain case, kick start, maintenance free battery and tubeless tyres.
Honda is on a product offensive, launching and refreshing bikes every now and then. The company has now launched the CB Trigger 150cc motorcycle.
The Honda CB Tigger is the replacement for the CB Dazzler. It is pitched against the Yamaha FZ and TVS Apache 160.
The CB Trigger features an all digital instrument cluster, which is one of the best in the 150cc segment. It displays the time as well.
Honda claims a mileage of 60 km/l on the CB Trigger, which will sit right between the CB Unicorn and CBR150R in the company's portfolio.
The CB Trigger is the first bike in its segment to feature combi-brake system, which reduces braking distance by 32 percent.
