Honda, the Japanese bikemaker, today launched the new CB Unicorn 160 in the Indian market for a starting price of Rs 69,350 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new model gets an all-new carbureted and air-cooled 163cc engine that develops 14.5bhp and 14.61Nm of peak torque. Mated to a 5-speed gearbox, the CB Unicorn 160 offers top-speed of 106Km/h along with a fuel-efficiency figure of 62Km/l.
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Like we told you earlier, the new bike shares its design and components with the CB Trigger albeit with minor changes. The bike features a muscular tank with shrouds accommodating the 3-D Honda logo. The three fins on the side panels look very identical to the two fins found on the CB Trigger. Moreover, the pillion footrests too have been directly lifted from the Trigger.
The rear-end of the bike looks completely new with the 'H' design tail-lights and an LED unit. Switch gear, handles, digital instrument cluster and few other features also look similar to the ones found on the CB Trigger.
The company is offering the bike in two variants - standard and CBS. The CBS variant of the bike gets Combi-Brake System (CBS), which helps reduce stopping distance, and costs Rs 74,414 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
