One of the most popular Honda bikes sold internationally, Honda CB150R has been revealed with updates for 2021.rnrnThe 2021 Honda CB150R Streetfire sports LED lights at the front and rear. The thickness of the handlebar is slightly reduced to improve passenger comfort. The LCD monitor unit has also received an extensive makeover. You get a gear position indicator, odometer, speedometer, rev counter, and fuel level bar. In addition, the 12-litre fuel tank and covers have been redesigned. The Honda CB150R Streetfire Special Edition also has a belly guard.rnrn 2021 Honda CB150RrnrnUnder the special edition, the bike has three paint schemes: Furry Matte Red, Raptor Matte Black, and Armored Matte Gray. On the other hand, the Standard Edition is available in only two colors: Stinger Red Black and Macho Black.rnrnThe bike is powered by a 149cc liquid-cooled, 16.3 hp, 13.7 Nm single-cylinder engine, coupled to a 6-speed gearbox. One of the most notable updates for 2021 comes in the form of a 37mm Showa fork. The rear unit is the same as the single pro-link monoshock. The braking device is very discreet and consists of a front and rear disc.rnrn 2021 Honda CB150RrnrnIn Indonesia, the base model 2021 Honda CB150R Streetfire sells for IDR 2.97,00,000 (approximately Rs. 1.51 lakh), while the special version costs IDR 3.07,00,000 (approximately Rs. 1.56 lakh). Honda India has not yet revealed whether it will bring the bike to India, but the brand is working on 200cc ADVs for the country.rnrnAlso Read: 2021 Honda CB500X Reaches BigWing Dealerships In IndiarnrnAlso Read: 2021 Honda CBR650R and CB650R launched: Check out the price in India, specs, and features
2021 Honda CB150RrnrnUnder the special edition, the bike has three paint schemes: Furry Matte Red, Raptor Matte Black, and Armored Matte Gray. On the other hand, the Standard Edition is available in only two colors: Stinger Red Black and Macho Black.rnrnThe bike is powered by a 149cc liquid-cooled, 16.3 hp, 13.7 Nm single-cylinder engine, coupled to a 6-speed gearbox. One of the most notable updates for 2021 comes in the form of a 37mm Showa fork. The rear unit is the same as the single pro-link monoshock. The braking device is very discreet and consists of a front and rear disc.rnrn
2021 Honda CB150RrnrnIn Indonesia, the base model 2021 Honda CB150R Streetfire sells for IDR 2.97,00,000 (approximately Rs. 1.51 lakh), while the special version costs IDR 3.07,00,000 (approximately Rs. 1.56 lakh). Honda India has not yet revealed whether it will bring the bike to India, but the brand is working on 200cc ADVs for the country.rnrnAlso Read: 2021 Honda CB500X Reaches BigWing Dealerships In IndiarnrnAlso Read: 2021 Honda CBR650R and CB650R launched: Check out the price in India, specs, and features
