Honda's NX500 has been turning heads in the adventure bike market, but its sticker price has been drawing questions. It is a CBU (Completely Built Unit) import, which means that it does come with a price tag that is a bit higher than some of its competitors. This has caused a debate in the motorcycle enthusiast’s community about whether the value of the bike features, performance, and brand reputation are worth the cost. Both sides say the premium price is justified because of Honda's reliability and the bike's versatility, while the other side says it's too expensive for what you get. But it often tends to wind up in a conversation comparing it to something that you can get in the market for lower money, like the Himalayan 450 from Royal Enfield or the KTM 390 Adventure. In the Indian market, which is price sensitive, the question of value for money is particularly relevant—riders are looking for the best bang for their buck.