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What makes the Honda CB Trigger a suitable commuter bike?
08 September 2023 07:03

The Honda CB Trigger is well-suited for daily commuting due to its comfortable riding posture, efficient engine, and lightweight handling. It's designed to navigate through city traffic with ease.

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Does the CB Trigger come with any advanced features?
07 September 2023 06:44

While it's not loaded with advanced features, the Honda CB Trigger is known for its reliability and low maintenance costs. It offers practicality rather than high-end technology.

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What is the power output of the CB Trigger's engine?
07 September 2023 06:43

The Honda CB Trigger engine typically produces a moderate amount of power, providing a good balance between performance and fuel efficiency.

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Which engine oil is best for Honda CB trigger?
07 September 2023 06:41

Castrol Power1 10W-50 4T 1 Litre Bike Engine Oil-Honda Trigger.

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Why was the CB trigger discontinued?
07 September 2023 06:41

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India discontinues CB Trigger within 30 months of launch. ET learns, the engine on CB Trigger is BS III compliant and the company did not wanted to upgrade the vehicle to BS IV, as it has lined up a new 160 cc bike Honda Hornet, which will be launched around festive season.

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Do I need to change my Honda CB Trigger's air filter after 16000 km?
02 January 2023 06:47
You can get your air filter checked and cleaned once from the service center and even if the same noise issue occurs, you can get it changed in a couple of minutes. The part costs around INR 200 and can be bought from nearly every spare part store around your city. The CB Trigger is an excellent motorcycle, providing the power of a 150 cc motorcycle under the economy of a 125 cc engine. You can follow the instructions on your service book for more details on the part change topic of your motorcycle.
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What is the price of Honda CB Trigger's silencer?
02 January 2023 06:44
You can confirm the exhaust price from your nearest Honda spare part dealer as it is not available online currently. The parts of the CB Trigger will mostly be available with the authorized dealers only. You can even ask your nearest wholesale spare part dealer for the same at a relaxed price.
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I want to buy Honda CB Trigger, is there a problem with mono socket?
02 January 2023 06:38
The Honda CB Trigger is decent bike but the ride quality can be a little stiff sometimes. The front suspension is quite good, it offers an optimum travel and resistance, however the monoshock can be a little stiff on potholes and bad roads. The travel on the monoshock at the rear is a little disappointing while riding two up. The rear pillion may find the ride to be a little stuff. However, the CB Trigger runs amazingly well on good roads. It is the bumpy roads where the ride quality gets a little stiff. We would recommend you test drive the Trigger to get a better firsthand experience.
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Which one is better - Honda Livo or Honda CB Trigger?
02 January 2023 06:34
Honda CB Trigger is a better option when compared to its newly launched Livo. The Livo is highly inspired from the Trigger and shares some of the styling elements with the same. Trigger gets a 149.1 cc engine producing 14.35 BHP @ 8500 rpm and 12.5 NM @ 6500 rpm. The gearbox on the bike is a 5-speed unit and the seat height stays good at 780 mm. The bike comes with a top speed of 110 kmph and returns a mileage of Honda claimed 60 kmpl. The best part is its pricing, which is good when compared to the others ion the segment. It starts at a price tag of INR 68,667.
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Is Combi Brake System (CBS) available in the standard version of Honda CB Trigger?
02 January 2023 06:13
A special variant called as CB trigger(CBS) is offered by Honda which costs around INR 77,900. It has a 149.1 cc engine producing 14.35 BHP & 12.5 NM of torque. The variant comes with disc brake at the front and a smaller disc at the back.

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