Earlier this year, we broke the news of Honda’s 250cc motorcycle codenamed KYZ for India on Indian Motos Blog. Now we have confirmation from the company.
Shinji Ayoyama, CEO of Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI)
We are studying the possibility of another product in the range of (Hero Honda) Karizma
While the company is tight lipped about the displacement or other specifications, we believe this bike will cost about a lakh of rupees and come with Honda’s CB series styling. Honda could use technology/engineering input from its existing 250cc sold internationally (Honda Hornet 250, pictured), or it could simply build the entire motorcycle from scratch.
There isn’t any news on the launch dates, but we expect the motorcycle to be in the market in the next 12 months.
Posted by Shrawan Raja on May 25, 2010. Read More on Honda · 5 Comments
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yeah, what we are looking for is an affordable cruiser from Honda. so that people like me can graduate from unicorns to a comfortable elder type.
and this bike should be somewhere between 200-300 cc and mature looking with no funky designs. it should have spokes rather than alloys. should have storage space and a lot of chrome garnishing for we matured ones to spend our times polishing & shining it. the price ceiling should be below 80 thousand. i expect only Honda to satisfy its faithful customers.
i like honet…….
i am first customer of sri lanka
yes it is th right time for honda to launch a 250cc bike……i hav got unicorn n want to upgrade it with a best one but only from “HONDA”……..
@Zumbar – you’re right. Someone owning a 150cc Honda needs a 180cc or 220cc Honda to upgrade to