Honda CB1000R

Name: Honda CB1000R
Brand: Honda

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Key specs

999 cc
16 kmpl
129 bhp
217 kgs

Location

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GST Ex-showroom price in Mumbai Price in accordance with GST rates

₹ 12,38,660

EMI starting at ₹ 37,934/month

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Honda CB1000R Price

Variant	Price	Specs
Standard	₹ 12,38,660	Disc Brake, Alloy Wheels
ABS	₹ 14,42,425	Disc Brake, Alloy Wheels

Above mentioned prices are Ex-showroom, Mumbai

Price by cities (Ex-showroom price)

Bangalore	₹ 12,01,415
Mumbai	₹ 13,97,394
Pune	₹ 16,03,080
New Delhi	₹ 13,29,564
Chennai	₹ 11,46,174
Kolkata	₹ 11,56,491
Hyderabad	₹ 11,34,756
Bhubaneswar	₹ 15,28,054

Honda CB1000R Price - ₹ 12,38,660 onwards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 2 versions - Standard and ABS. See price of CB1000R in top cities: Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Bhubaneswar.

Honda CB1000R Summary

Honda CB1000R Price - ₹ 12,38,660 onwards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 2 versions. CB1000R has a mileage of 16 kmpl and a top speed of 225 kmph. Honda CB1000R is available in 3 different colours : Black, Pearl Sunbeam White and Sports Red.

CB1000R key highlights
Price	₹ 12,38,660
Top speed	225 kmph
Mileage	16 kmpl
Colours	Black Pearl Sunbeam White Sports Red

CB1000R Specifications & Features

Specifications

Engine & transmission

Displacement

Cylinders

Max Power

Maximum Torque

Bore

Stroke

Valves Per Cylinder

Fuel Delivery System

999 cc

129 bhp @ 12,000 rpm

112 Nm @ 8,000 rpm

76 mm

55 mm

Fuel Injection

Fuel Type

Ignition

Spark Plugs

Cooling System

Gearbox Type

No. of Gears

Transmission Type

Clutch

Petrol

Controlled digital transistorized with electronic

1 Per Cylinder

Liquid Cooled

Manual

530 O-ring Sealed chain

Wet, Multiplate With Coil Springs

Brakes, wheels & suspension

Brake Type

Front Disc

Front Disc/Drum Size

Rear Disc

Rear Disc/Drum Size

Calliper Type

Wheel Size

Disc

Yes

310 mm

Yes

256 mm

17 inches

Front Tyre

Rear Tyre

Tubeless Tyres

Radial Tyres

Alloy Wheels

Front Suspension

Rear Suspension

120/70 – ZR17M/C (58 W)

190/50 – ZR17M/C (73 W)

Yes

Telescopic Fork

Unit Pro-link with gas- charged

Dimensions & chassis

Kerb Weight

Overall Length

Overall Width

Overall Height

217 kg

2,105 mm

785 mm

1,095 mm

Wheelbase

Ground Clearance

Seat Height

Chassis Type

1,445 mm

130 mm

825 mm

Mono-backbone; cast aluminium

Fuel efficiency & performance

Fuel Tank Capacity

Reserve Fuel Capacity

Fuel Efficiency Overall

Fuel Efficiency Range

Top Speed

17 litres

4 litres

16 kmpl

270 km

225 kmph

0 to 60 kmph

0 to 80 kmph

0 to 40 kmph

60 to 0 kmph

80 to 0 kmph

2 seconds

Features

Speedometer

Fuel Guage

Tachometer Type

Tachometer

Digital

Yes

Digital

Yes

Digital Fuel Guage

Tripmeter

Electric Start

Shift Light

Yes

Stand Alarm

Stepped Seat

No. of Tripmeters

Tripmeter Type

Low Fuel Indicator

Low Oil Indicator

Low Battery Indicator

Pillion Backrest

Pillion Grabrail

Pillion Seat

Pillion Footrest

Yes

Digital

Yes

Antilock Braking System

Killswitch

Clock

Electric System

Battery

Headlight Type

Headlight Bulb Type

Brake/Tail Light

Turn Signal

Pass Light

Yes

12V 8.6AH

Multi-Reflector Type

12V, 55W x 1 (low) / 60W x 1 (high)

LED Tail Lamp

Yes

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About CB1000R

The naked superbike from Honda, the CB1000R, was launched in India in 2009 along with its elder sibling the CBR1000RR.

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