Honda has brought a Repsol edition Hornet 2.0, and the crucial thing here is the livery which comes in Honda’s Repsol racing MotoGP colours.
The plan to bring this livery is to attract young demographics and MotoGP fans who are close to the racing the DNA.
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Engine
We don’t see any change in the structure it comes with 184.40cc motor which calibrates 17.03hp( 12.7 kW)@8500rpm and 16.1Nm @6000rpm torque with bore stroke 61*63.09mm. The engine comes fitted with a HET engine that produces fierce power. With the best-in-class mid-range torque
184cc setup
The motor comes integrated with a 5-speed transmission with multi-plate wet clutch.
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Design and Chassis
The Repsol Hornet 2.0 come with all the LED lights, including blinkers. The 5-level illumination meter is perfectly positioned to let you know how fast you’re going as you race against the wind.
Further, Honda has put a diamond type frame with Upside-down fork (USD) at front and Monoshock on the opposite end.
Full LEDs
The good mono-shock suspension setup
Golden upside-down front fork
The brake duties are performed by petal-type disc /276 mm (1 Channel ABS) at front and rear gets disc /220 mm. The contours of the bike let one achieve superior aero-dynamism with the specialised shapes of shrouds & air passages.
140mm rear wide tire
Dual petal disc brakes
The Repsol colours nor only look on the Hornet by adding more value to existing charisma.
Split style sports seats
The curvy 12l fuel tank
Price
The beefy tank on the Hornet 2.0 Repsol Honda Edition is a true expression of aggression. It also comes with an engine stop switch.
Priced at Rs 1.28 lakh (ex-showroom Gurgaon) this lower cc Hornet will definitely put the charm to your riding DNA. The bike retails by more Rs 2000 compared to the standard model.
Specs
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