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Honda Motorcycles opens bookings for new version of CBR650F

October 10, 2017 12:33 pm | Updated 03:46 pm IST - New Delhi

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With enhanced riding dynamics, aggressive styling and a wilder induction roar, the new CBR650F takes sports touring to the next level, HMSI said in a statement.

With enhanced riding dynamics, aggressive styling and a wilder induction roar, the new CBR650F takes sports touring to the next level, HMSI said in a statement.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has commenced bookings for an updated version of its superbike Honda CBR650F in the country.

With enhanced riding dynamics, aggressive styling and a wilder induction roar, the new CBR650F takes sports touring to the next level, HMSI said in a statement today.

Powered by a 649cc four-cylinder engine, the bike now comes with revised brake calipers, dual bending valve type fork and bronzed engine and head covers.

“The new CBR650F offers additional value at no increase in price from its previous generation. We are confident that the enthusiast will feel the rush and get delighted with new ride and excitement,” HMSI Senior Vice President - Sales and Marketing Yadvinder Singh Guleria said. The bike is priced at ₹7.3 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

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