The manufacturer markets the Honda CB300R as Neo Sports Café designed with Japanese craftsmanship to bring exceptional style and performance together. This bike is a slightly twisted version of the retro cafe racer-style bike to feel like a Big Bike to the rider.

Let’s delve into the features and specifications of this bike that is claimed to make a ‘YOUNIQUE’ move on the road.

Honda CB300R Engine, Specifications, and Performance

This motorcycle comes equipped with a 286.01cc liquid-cooled four-stroke engine, with a spark ignition system and programmed fuel Injection, that outputs a maximum of 31.1bhp at 9000 rpm and 27.5 Nm torque at 7500 rpm. The claimed Honda CB300R mileage is 30 km/l. This motorcycle gets a six-speed transmission system along with a wet multi-plate clutch. It has an electric self-start functionality instead of a traditional kick-start.

This bike is built on a diamond-frame chassis and has USD telescopic front suspension, seven-step adjustable mono-shock suspension, and 17-inch wheels with a 110mm wide front tyre and a 150mm wide rear tyre. The braking system has a 296mm disc in the front and a 220mm disc in the rear.

Dimensionally, it is a 217mm long and 802mm wide vehicle with a wheelbase of 1047mm and an overall height of 1047mm. The kerb weight of this Honda bike is 146 kg and it possesses a 627mm long seat positioned at a height of 801mm. The ground clearance of the vehicle is 157mm and the fuel tank capacity is 9.7 litres.

Honda CB300R Exterior Elements

This Neo Sports Café is attired in a bold new look with a brushed alloy radiator shroud, circular LED headlamp, and model branding above the headlight and right between the turn indicators. It exhibits a blacked-out engine with underslung, golden front shock absorbers, and an upswept exhaust pipe with golden/silver muffler, and chrome brake and clutch levers. Furthermore, it displays a sculpted muscular fuel tank, a black non-metallic engine cowl, a full-size front fender, a floating two-step seat design, a two-piece rear grab bar, a jewel-like LED tail light, and a rear reflector.

Honda CB300R Features

This Honda motorcycle comes equipped with a dual-channel antilock braking system that works on both wheels to prevent them from locking and consequently skidding; the ABS also involves an inertial measurement unit that measures acceleration, angular velocity, and magnetic field to aid in the work of the ABS. Further, it has an assist and slipper clutch to ensure seamless gearshifts by lessening the clutch lever load and reducing shocks caused by engine braking due to downshifting. It also boasts an LCD multifunction display with a speedometer, odometer, trip meter, tachometer, gear position indicator, and gear shift warning light to ensure the right gear at a particular acceleration.

Honda CB300R Price and Variants

The Honda CB300R price falls in a similar bracket as other bikes from the segment like Royal Enfield Interceptor, TVS Apache RR 310, and KTM RC 200. As the prices, especially the on-road price, are subject to change therefore you are advised to visit the price section to check the most recent price figures.

Further, this bike is sold in a single standard variant albeit in two different colours which are Candy Chromosphere Red and Matte Axis Grey Metallic. In terms of aftersales service, this Honda two-wheeler comes with a warranty of three years or 42000 km, whichever is earlier, with certain terms and conditions which can be checked with the dealer during purchase.

Honda CB300R [2020-2022] Key Specifications

Honda CB300R [2020-2022]

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