Latest News about Honda CB Hornet 160R

These helmets reportedly feature UV resistant paint job on the shell, tight visor fitment for water resistance and compact design for convenient usability.

The electric motorcycle shares its design and most of the underpinnings with the Honda CRF250R motocross offering. Although the company didn’t divulge details about its motor and power figures, it utilises high-end components which should make it a capable dirt bike. 

While riding, it is useful for keeping the temperature inside the helmet low and for avoiding the deposition of fog on the visor due to breathing. 

Zero Motorcycles has finally revealed its latest creation, the SR/F electric streetfighter. This motorcycle has been designed to take on the middleweight petrol-powered bikes.

TVS updated the Apache RTR 160 4V with a single-channel ABS unit a while ago. Now, it is on par with its closest rival, the Honda CB Hornet 160R which was already equipped with a single-channel ABS unit. We take a look at how the rivals fare against each other. 

The pricing of the helmet starts at Rs 2999 and goes all the way up to Rs 5999 depending upon the type of visor the buyer chooses. 

The updates on the motorcycle are limited to cosmetic and mechanical front. After all the changes, let’s check how the new version fares against its closest rivals, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V and the Honda CB Hornet 160R.