Honda has filed yet another design patent in India. We earlier reported on the two-wheeler manufacturer filing design patents for the Hornet 2.0-based neo-retro motorcycle and the NT1100 sports tourer. The brand has now filed a patent for the CG 160 motorcycle, a commuter bike that Honda sells in Brazil.
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Honda CG 160: Engine SpecificationsThe Honda CG 160 is available in multiple configurations: the CG 160 Start, CG 160 Fan, CG 160 Titan, and CG 160 Cargo. All models are powered by the same 160cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that produces 14.5 Bhp and 14 Nm of peak torque. The engine pairs with a five-speed gearbox.
Honda CG 160: FeaturesThe CG 160 uses telescopic forks at the front and dual shocks at the back. Both wheels are equipped with disc brakes, and the bike comes with single-channel ABS. The feature list includes a TFT dashboard and an LED headlight. The CG 160 also comes with halogen winkers.
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Honda CG 160: India LaunchHonda's two-wheeler line-up in India includes two 160cc motorcycles: the Unicorn and SP160. Honda filing a patent for the CG 160 may not necessarily mean that it will launch it in India. The manufacturer could just be protecting the design of the motorcycle. Stay tuned for more details on the Honda CG 160 India launch.
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