Honda’s authorised
distributor in Nepal has launched the Honda CB 190R at the 2017 NADA Auto Show
in the country.
The bike is available in two colour variants- Repsol
and Red. The cheaper Red colour model is priced at NPR 5,99,000; while the
Repsol colour variant costs NPR 6,14,000. The naked street-fighter motorcycle
employs a 184.4cc single cylinder OHC engine with fuel injection. Coupled with
a 5-speed transmission, the mill makes 15.68 bhp of maximum power at 8,000 rpm
and 15.3 Nm of peak torque at 7,000 rpm.
The motorcycle carries a mass-forward
look, thanks to the muscular fuel tank with extensions on the sides. The bike
gets an all LED lighting system, and a digital instrument cluster as well. An upside
down front fork and a rear monoshock hold the diamond-type frame.
The bike comes to a halt using 276 mm front and 220
mm rear petal disc brakes. The 17-inch alloy wheels are shod with 110-section
front and 140-section rear tubeless tyres. The fat rear tyre gels well with the
stubby exhaust and the overall street naked look of the bike. The CB 190R gets
a 12-litre fuel tank, and the bike has a kerb weight of 140 kg. The bike is
more expensive than its smaller sibling, the CB Hornet 160R by NPR 3,33,100.
