The Honda CB Shine SP is available in Black shade and the CBS variant comes with a price tag of INR 64,784 (ex-showroom Delhi). It comes with a front disc brake and rear brake is again a drum unit on the motorcycle. It uses a 5-gear transmission and comes with a certified mileage of 65 kmpl. Weighing just 124 kg, it performs much better than other 4-speed 125 cc motorcycles. The CBS on the bike offers better braking with decent distribution of braking power to both the wheels when the hand lever is pressed.

The overall seat height of CB Hornet 160R and CB Unicorn 160 is 790mm. The rear seat of both the bikes is around 75mm higher than the front seat. The dimensions of the CB Hornet 160R are 2041mm x 783 mm x 1067 mm. The ground clearance is 164 mm and it stretches across a wheelbase of 1345mm. Coming to the CB Unicorn 160, the dimension are 2095 mm x 756 mm x 1100mm. The ground clearance is 179mm and the wheelbase, 1340mm.

You can expect to fetch around INR 40,000 for your Honda DIO. Try selling it on OLX, and avoid bringing in dealers to get the best possible price.

Honda CBR250R has an approximate on-road price tag of INR 1,76,333 for the standard variant whereas the ABS equipped version comes with a price tag of around INR 2,08,000. The motorcycle comes equipped with a powerful 250 cc engine producing 26.15 BHP and 22.9 Nm of torque. he engine is liquid cooled as well as fuel injected and comes mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The bike weighs 163 kg and rides very comfortably at triple digit speeds.

Honda Navi is available currently for booking via the app only. It would soon be spread across the country and we can expect it to be in the showrooms in the coming months. It is actually a Honda Activa with a different approach as it uses the same engine, chassis and riding position as the Activa. The changes on the bike includes motorcycle style handlebar, fuel tank and foot placement while it uses the same automatic transmission as India's best selling scooter. It has been priced at INR 39,500.

Navi Street is just a concept model to show the versatility of the new Honda Navi. It is not a production model and could not be brought from any of the Honda showrooms in India. Navi can only be bought in basic colors like Hopper Green, orange, Red, Black and White. It comes with loads of accessories and makes your Honda Navi look unique in its own way. it comes with a price tag fo INR 39,500 while adding up accessories can take the price up by a great extent.

Yes, the Honda CB Hornet is available in Mizoram. The bike is avaiable at an ex-showroom price of INR 84,573. After accounting for RTO INR 1,500 and insurance INR 2,413 the on-road price sums up to INR 88,486 . The prices mentioned above are for STD variant, and will be slightly higher in case you want to buy the CBS version of the CB HORNET. You can contact your nearest Honda dealership for more details. Please chekc the list of Honda dealerships in Mizoram here.

No, you cannot exchange a CBR250R for a CBR500R. Your best bet would be to sell the CBR250R (selling price will depend on year of purchase, variant, condition etc) and then go ahead and buy a CBR500R. The Honda CBR500R is amazing motorcycle, it is very powerful and can sprint from 0 to 100 KMPH in just 5.7 seconds.

The Honda CB Unicorn has been relaunched nationwide on this year's Auto Expo. It currently retails for INR 73,053 (ex-showroom Mumbai) and is readily available without any kind of bookings and waiting hassles. It comes with a 149.1 cc engine producing 13.14 BHP and 12.84 Nm of torque. It comes mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox and achieves a top speed of 101 kmph. The motorcycle is an excellent 150 cc commuter and comes in only Black and Red shade.

Honda PCX was expected to launch at this year's Auto Expo but unfortunately it does not seem to be a product in the 2016 launch list. You can expect the PCX 150 or 125 to arrive next year and it carries a fuel tank of just 8 liters. The engine powering the bigger PCX is a 153 cc, 1-cylinder motor producing 13.4 BHP and 14 Nm of torque. The 130 kg scooter would feel heavy at first but when driving, it would be one of the most comfortable ride on Indian roads.

CBR250RR is not in the list of products to be launched in India currently. Honda has not even displayed a production ready version for the International market and we can expect the bike to go on sale in selected countries only. It's last seen prototype was very good and it's aggressive design just made things feel much better when the quarter liter bike was imagined in a colored form. It would inherit the RR characteristics and become on the best 250 cc motorcycle around the world.

Honda CB Unicorn 150 is an excellent commuter motorcycle with a decently powerful engine. It comes with excellent ride as well as built quality while it's on-road price of around INR 72,000 makes it one of the most affordable 150 cc motorcycles of India. It is available in two shades namely Black and Red while it's 150 cc engine is good for a top speed of 101 kmph. The motorcycle comes with monoshock suspension at the rear whereas other of it's class use a dual setup at the rear. Cb Unicorn 150 actually offers the comfort of a commuter and styling and performance of a entry level sport motorcycle.

The 2016 Honda CBR150R is a breathtaking motorcycle, it is one bike that can actually challenge the R15. Sadly however, Honda has no plans to launch the 2016 CBR150R in India this year. The older model will continue to retail for now as Honda is focusing on bigger motorcycles this year.

Hero Xtreme Sports is a better choice when compared with Honda CB Unicorn 160. The Xtreme looks much more sharp than the other one while it also carries the more powerful 149.2 cc engine producing 15.6 BHP and 13.50 Nm of torque. It comes mated to a 5-speed gearbox and claims a top speed of 115 kmph. It comes with a beautiful semi-digital instrument console and gets a decent amount of equipment in the form of rear disc brake option, gas charged shock's and divided as well as nicely padded seat. It comes with a price tag of INR 75,725 for the dual disc variant and INR 72,625 for the single disc variant.

The new CB Shine delivers a mileage of around 55 kmpl from it's tried and tested 125 cc engine. It is one of the best products in India with a decent built quality and great engine performance. The motorcycle comes with a long, comfortable single seat, thereby allowing the rider and pillion to have an exciting drive with no bars on the distance. It comes with a price tag of INR 55,559 for the base variant and INR 60,808 for the topmost variant.

The Honda CB Unicorn 150 is a very popular conservative looking commuter motorcycle in India. It is powered by a 149cc single-cylinder engine, which produces 13 bhp and 13Nm torque. Now whether you should buy this bike depends totally on your likes/dislikes, needs, requirements etc. But here are some tips which will help you make an informed choice. 1. Before settling for the Honda CB 150, please test drive other bikes in its segment such as the Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTS-i, Hero Hunk and the Yamaha SZ-RR (version 2.0). 2. Compare the power-plants, maintenance costs and mileage of the CB Unicorn with its rivals. Also look at the kind of service and the feedback the particular models are receiving and the waiting period for delivery. Although the differences are little, they could turn out to be a deal-breaker for you. 3. If you’re spending your hard-earned money, you’d definitely want a ride that looks good, but this is one criteria than can be quite subjective. Personally, I find the Yamaha SZ-RR (version 2.0) to be the best looking motorcycle in this segment. In the end it’s the comfort and the ride quality that actually matters, so please test drive the bikes and make sure everything is to your liking. DON’T COMPROMISE HERE.