The 150cc segment is heating up like never before and this time it is the big H that is prepared to leave the competition dazed with the new CB Unicorn Dazzler. It has taken Honda a painfully long ...

Hi, Unicorn 150cc has a very low and minimum maintenance as compared to many other bikes under same range. Its sure to be in top condition atleast for 4-5 years if given time to time basic Maintenance ...

Hero MotoCorp truly created a game changer with the Splandor iSmart. Equipped with the i3S technology, the Splendor iSmart undisputedly rules the segment with staggering mileage returns of 102.5 Kmpl.

The Honda CB Trigger offers good performance while being quite frugal and dynamically potent writes Faisal Ali Khan of MotorBeam.com. Honda launched the CB Dazzler in 2009, which had failed to put the ...

The 150cc segment is witnessing an unprecedented growth. The gamut has product ranging from as low as Rs 58,000, for which you get the Bajaj Discover 150S, to Rs 1.42 lakh for the Honda CBR 150R. The ...

So far, Honda has never gone wrong with its motorcycles and scooters in 150cc and below segments. I know of many people who are extremely happy with their CB Shine and CB Unicorn. And they have good ...

The new Honda CB Unicorn 150 has been recently updated with an ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System). The new model has been launched in India at a price of Rs 78,815 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The motorcycle has ...

It seems Honda has had an on-off relationship with its 150cc customers. In fact, the Japanese motorcycle maker opened its solo innings in the Indian market with a 150cc scooter. Thereon it ...

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has launched the ABS-equipped CB Unicorn 150 at an ex-showroom Delhi price tag of INR 78,815. The addition of ABS has resulted in a price increase of INR 6,500 over ...

At present, most of the motorcycle buyers in India either go for a commuter motorcycle or they look for an entry-level performance bike. Hence, the 100cc to 150cc engine displacement bracket gains ...