Honda CBR 150R Review and Price

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Honda CBR 150R Review

Honda CBR 150R is running at maximum power at 12.6 BHP. The 149.16 CC engine is liquid cooled and at a maximum torque of 13.7 Newton-meter at 7000 revolutions-per-minute. Torque is the engine's rotational force. The fuel injection feature is an efficient fuel system for motorcycles which is found at CBR 150. Considering the motor is 150 CC, the CBR 150R has a newer fuel system which is more fuel efficient. Old CBRs has a carburetor type fuel system. Included battery is a maintenance-free type. This is true for electronic start type engines.

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 Specification of CBR 150R


Description Value
Displacement 149.16 CC
Engine Type Liquid Cooled, 4 Stroke, DOHC - 4 Valve
Frame Backbone
Maximum Torque 13.70 Nm at 7000 RPM
Seat Height 0.79 meters
Brake System Front Hydraulic Disc
Brake System Rear Hydraulic Disc
Starting System Electric Starter
Front Tire 100/ 80 - 17 Tubeless
Fuel Capacity (L) 12 Liters
Rear Suspension Pro-link Mono Shock Suspension
Overall Dimensions Length 1.98 meters
Overall Dimensions Width 0.69 meters
Overall Dimensions Height 1.04 meters
Minimum Ground Clearance 0.17 meters
Fuel System PGM-Fuel Injection (FI)
Category Sports
Maximum Power 12.60 BHP at 9000 RPM
Wet Weight (with oil & fuel) 135 kilograms
Transmission Type 6 - Speed Constant Mesh
Wheels Type Cast Wheel
Front Suspension Telescopic
Bore x Stroke 57.30 mm x 57.84 mm
Rear Tire 130 / 70 - 17 Tubeless
Wheelbase 1.31 meters
Dry Weight 125 kilograms

Honda CBR 150R Price

Local Philippine price of Honda CBR 150R is Php 150,000.00. Other dealers provide installment option payable up to 36 months or 3 years. Cash price is shown for the CBR 150R price above. Given the high power engine for this sport motorcycle type, we see the CBR 150R as a competitive motorcycle in this range of price which Yamaha and Kawasaki also targets with same CC motors.

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