Honda CBR650R

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Honda CBR650R
Honda CBR650R Launch Date:
Honda CBR650R has come a long way since the company made a minor tweak to its original launch CBR650F name. The sports bike, which still is sold on completely knocked down (CKD) basis, has been updated in the 2022 variant in January this year.

Honda CBR650R Price:

The premium bike is available only in one variant. With the launch of the 2022 variant, the company hiked the price by Rs 47,427 and is now available at an ex-showroom price of Rs 935,427.

Honda CBR650R Features:

Apart from some changes in graphics, the 2022 version of this bike continues to remain similar to the 2021 model. The bike has a full-fairing design with twin-pod headlight, transparent windscreen, and a small exhaust canister. The design is inspired by CBR1000RR to offer a sharp, muscular and aggressive look. Some major features are full-LED illumination, an LCD instrument cluster, Honda Ignition Security System (HISS) that automatically negates the starting of the bike through electronic control, Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) technology to detect sudden braking and turn on hazard lights and Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), which optimises torque produced at the rear wheel and lowers wheel-slip 2. Low fuel indicator and low oil indicator are some other features in the bike. Grand Prix Red Matte and Gunpowder Black Metallic will be the two colours on offer.

Honda CBR650R Performance:

The 649-cc liquid-cooled, inline-four engine can generate peak power of 85.82 bhp at 12,000 rpm and a torque of 57.5 Nm at 8,500 rpm. Comprising disc brakes at both ends, Honda CBR 650R is equipped with anti-locking braking system. The frontal suspension is telescopic and the one at rear is monoshock. Assisted by a slipped clutch, the bike has a six-speed manual transmission. The estimated top speed is 230 Kmph and the ARAI-reported mileage is 23 kmpl.

Honda CBR650R Capacity:

While the kerb weight is 211 kg, the bike can store 15.4 litres of petrol.

Honda CBR650R Rivals:

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