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2015 Honda CBR300R provides an opportunity for everyday use around town, to driving on work and home as well as for trips and driving on the open road.
2015 Honda CBR has a low fuel consumption, light, nimble, superb handling, a very affordable price, which starts from US$4,399.
The New Honda CBR300R’s liquid-cooled, has a displacement of 286cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke, DOHC, ignition with computer – controlled digital transistor with electronic advance and also offers 17% more power compared to the CBR250R model. Transmission with six – speed and final drive is # 520 O-ring-sealed chain.
Front suspension 37 mm fork with 118.11 mm wheel travel and rear suspension Pro-Link single shock with five positions of spring preload adjustability with 103.37 mm wheel travel. 5 – spoke alloy wheel of 17″ with a front tire 110/70 and rear tire 140/70. Front brake 296 mm single disc with dual – piston caliper and rear brake 220 mm single disc with single – piston caliper. Fuel tank capacity of 3.4 gallons and wet weight of 357 lbs.
2014 HONDA CBR300R gets more power and torque with an extra 37cc. The bike also comes with improved throttle response, an aggressive hard-edged CBR1000RR style and standard-fit ABS.
The lightweight bike offers much of the excitement of a bigger bike, apart from being affordable in terms of initial purchase, insurance, fuel and tyres when compared with higher-powered sports bikes.
Honda CBR250R launched in 2011, marked a buyer’s entry into Honda’s Super Sport CBR range. The compact size, a single-cylinder engine, and looks inspired by bigger CBR machines found takers, and for 2014, Honda’s engineers have come up with the new CBR300R.
2014 HONDA CBR300R is powered by a Liquid-cooled 4-stroke 4-valve, DOHC 1-cylinder with displacement of 286cc. With a compression ratio of 10.7:1, Max. Power Output stands at 22.7 kW @ 8,500rpm, and Max. Torque at 27.0 Nm @ 7,250rpm. Oil capacity is 1.8L and carburation is PGM-FI electronic fuel injection. Fuel Tank Capacity is 13L, and Fuel Consumption stands at 30.2km/l – WMTC mode.
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