Latest News about Honda CB Shine SP

Following the launch of the BS-VI compliant Activa 125, Honda 2Wheelers India seems to be readying the CB Shine SP next for the mandatory update.

The drum variants of the CB Shine and CB Shine SP are now equipped with a combined braking system.

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Honda has launched the MY2018 upgrades for its three commuter motorcycles – CB Shine SP, Livo and Dream Yuga. The new Dream Yuga is priced at Rs 52,741, the Livo retails at Rs 56,230 while the CB Shine SP will set you back by Rs 62,032 (all ex-showroom).

The bike features a few cosmetic upgrades along with a new instrument cluster for 2018.

Honda has unveiled MY2018 updates for the Livo, CB Shine and CB Shine SP at the 2018 Auto Expo. These commuter motorcycles will now be offered with new paint schemes and new features.

Our previous comparison test between the CB Shine SP and the V15 gave us a prime example of how small commuter bikes have started punching above their weight. This time around, the CB Shine SP must prove its mettle against a more direct rival - the V12 Disc.

This 125cc commuter bike has also successfully managed to consolidate the company’s strong market share in the segment.

Honda India has reported a five percent increase in overall sales in February 2017. The company sold 3,69,865 units last month as compared to 3,51,401 units in February 2016.