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ADDING A MODERN TWIST TO THE RETRO CAFÉ-RACER STYLE, THE NEW CB300R IS BUILT TO GIVE ITS RIDER THE PERFECT BIG BIKE TO SHOW-OFF ALL OF HIS UNIQUE MOVES.

A GUIDE TO

CB300R

The Neo Sports Café puts Japanese craftsmanship to work and brings together the two main components one looks for in a bike – style and performance. Adding a modern twist to the retro café-racer style, the new CB300R is built to give its rider the perfect BigBike to show-off all of his unique moves.

Its bold new look contrasts brushed alloy radiator shrouds with a blacked-out engine and an underslung, upswept exhaust. The all-new steel tubular frame and stout-looking, 41mm upside down front forks provide agile handling as well as character. And with all LED round headlamp, taillamp and indicators, this bike is made to be seen as its rider stands out everywhere.

FEATURES

Assist and Slipper Clutch

The assist and slipper clutch helps you shift seamlessly. The assist function makes sure that the clutch lever has lesser load, and the slipper function reduces unpleasant shocks caused by sudden engine braking when downshifting, ensuring less fatigue and more comfort during a variety of rides that involve frequent shifting.

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THE CB300R REPRESENTS THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF FEATURES TO SUPPORT THE WAY WE’RE RIDING TODAY. IT’S TUNED TO EXCEL IN REAL-WORLD ROAD CONDITIONS, WITH PLENTY OF POWER AND PRECISE HANDLING.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Engine

Type
Liquid-cooled, 4 Stroke, SI, BS-VI Engine
Displacement
286.01 cc
Max engine output
22.9 kW @ 9000 rpm
Max torque
27.5 N-m @ 7500 rpm
Fuel system
PGM-FI
Bore x stroke
76.0 X 63.043 mm
Compression ratio
10.7:1
Starting method
Self start

+The technical specifications and design of the vehicle may vary according to the requirements and conditions without any notice • Honda CB300R meets Bharat Stage VI norms • Product shown in the picture may vary from actual product available in the market • *Conditions apply • Creative visualisation.

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