Honda Patents New Roadster Bike to Rival Royal Enfield Hunter 350

A new motorbike design has been patented by Honda in India. This bike looks like the CB190R, which is a model that is sold in several foreign countries, and the Hornet 2.0. What matters here, though, is the motorcycle's revolutionary design. Moreover, this may directly compete with the TVS Ronin and the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. More information from the patent image is provided here.
 

New Neo-Retro Roadster in India

Certain parts of the engine resemble the CB190R, which Honda sells in a few international countries. Moreover, other characteristics, such as the chassis, exactly resemble the Hornet 2.0. However, as was already noted, design is the most crucial element in this case. It takes influence from the Honda CB650R and has a single-piece seat, a circular headlamp, and minimalistic bodywork.

The bike has circular mirrors, a flat handlebar, disc brakes on both ends, a rear monoshock, and big USD forks. It is anticipated that all of the light will be LEDs, and the spherical blinkers will complement the motorcycle's overall look. Moreover, there is a swingarm-mounted number plate holder on the back. The muscular-looking, sculpted fuel tank, which melds with the stubby tail section, adds an even more visual look. Lastly, the instrument console is a circular unit that is mostly a semi-digital cluster.
 

Price Expectations

Honda will undoubtedly compete in the neo-retro segment, a reasonably priced motorcycle market occupied by the Hunter 350 and TVS Ronin. With its leading competitors on the market, the new bike will face fierce competition. Compared to the Hornet 2.0, which costs ₹1.40 lakh (ex-showroom), its pricing could be higher. We will be providing you with additional information about this bike shortly, so stay tuned.

Before you go, check out the newly launched 2025 Kawasaki Ninja 500 in India.

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