The Honda CB Unicorn is the Japanese automaker’s mid-weight 150cc champion. On sale in the Indian market since 2005, it is now currently in its fourth avatar as the CB Unicorn. It carries a similar design as the original bike but now in a sportier avatar.
The Honda CB Unicorn is the Japanese automaker’s mid-weight 150cc champion. On sale in the Indian market since 2005, it is now currently in its fourth avatar as the CB Unicorn. It carries a similar design as the original bike but now in a sportier avatar.
The bike is powered by a 149cc air cooled engine that produces 13bhp and 12Nm of torque. It employs a chain drive that has been connected to a five-speed sequential transmission. Standard features on the CB Unicorn include a front disc brake, mono shock rear suspension, digital speedo with analogue tachometer, button star alloy wheels and a digital fuel gauge.
The Honda CB Unicorn competes with the Bajaj Pulsar 150, Hero Hunk and the Yamaha SZ-S in the 150cc commuter segment.
Honda CB Unicorn Price - ₹ 71,681 onwards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 3 versions - GP E, Kick Start and Standard. See price of CB Unicorn in top cities: Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Ahmedabad.
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Honda dealers are customer friendly and service minded. When riding my unicorn i never got back pain. Comfortable seat is easy to balance the bike weight. Rich look and i feel proud to have this bike. Maintenance is concerned only oil change, petrol consumption it is no
I have not bought my bike my younger brother has bought. I feel that the bike has awesome balancing power. The riding experience on my bike is also good and service provided by service center is awesome. The bike becomes new after service. Cons that i feel about the hea
Buy experience is goodRiding is good but not comfortable in highwayLook is okay. Performance is good about mileage is 45 kmplServicing is no maintenance bike ProsIs low maintenance Engine is okay Cons Bike not good for all aspect as you know bike engine is heating after
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Post the launch of the CB Unicorn 160, reports had suggested that Honda will stop selling the 150cc Unicorn in the Indian market, though the Japanese manufacturer never confirmed these rumours. Now though, Honda has taken off the Unicorn from its Indian website, indicating...