Comments on: Honda CB Twister makes it to the showrooms

By: Honda open for sub-Twister mass-market bike | Indian Motos Blog

Honda open for sub-Twister mass-market bike | Indian Motos Blog — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 06:52:52 +0000

[...] Indian motorcycle division is keeping all its options open. It launched the Honda CB Twister, a 110cc motorcycle to take Hero Honda’s Passion head-on this year. It launched a sportier [...]

By: bala

bala — Tue, 18 May 2010 09:19:08 +0000

hi frdzzzzzzzzzz,
am planning to buy honda twister 100cc bike… to b frank tel u tht i don know hav 2 ride a clutch bike… but i now feel tis s time to get a stylish twister… i dont knw anything about tis bike….will it be suitable for me to start my bike ride from tis one…..

By: Honda CB Twister success | Indian Motos Blog

Honda CB Twister success | Indian Motos Blog — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 10:14:48 +0000

[...] Since the launch of the CB Twister, Honda has received around 20,000 bookings for the stylish commuter and successfully delivered over 50% of that volume (11,000 bikes) to its customers. The CB twister is equipped a 110 cc engine, delivering 9BHP of power. The company, with this model, is adding style to the otherwise drab 100cc options. [...]

By: achillesthe1

achillesthe1 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:42:41 +0000

brother …. i am waiting for your review….. n one more thing…i heard RX 100 is gonna make a return …. is that so cause i have heard a lot about it…. many people i know consider it a cult bike … i can wait if itz worth it… watz your opinion ???

By: nazboy

nazboy — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:32:24 +0000

@Bala- Buddy, I think that after riding heavy bikes like yezdi and avenger its quite obvious that any bike(here I mean bikes upto 125cc) would feel like a toy to you. You should not forget that its merely a 110cc bike and comparing it to heavy bikes which you have mentioned is injustice to the Twister.
I may agree with you when you said that the road grip is not good because that is possible, however I would first like to ride the bike myself before coming to any conclusion in this regards. Thanks for bringing this up here!
Secondly i dont understand what tubeless tires have to do with light weight of the bike? Are the tubeless tires only meant for big/heavy bikes? Infact tubeless tires wil make the life easy for any bike owner irrespective of its capacity.

By: bala

bala — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:26:49 +0000

i initially wanted to buy twister and almost made up my mind. the response in the showrooms in chennai were quite encouraging the customer to buy. instead i thought of shine because after riding bikes like yezdi, avenger 200 dtsi, etc, the twister felt like a toy. i test rode a couple of bikes. my opinion is this bike may have a good engine and thats all. the road grip is lacking and the pick up may be good and guys who are enthused may have fatal falls. so pls keep this in mind especially in crowded cities. also we may not have experience with tubeless tyres in a lightweight bike. so dont go alone by the attractive looks of twister and the good engine may not help you in a fall.

By: achilles

achilles — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 05:03:07 +0000

Thankzzzz so much brother

By: nazboy

nazboy — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:56:56 +0000

@achilles- Yes buddy, soon we will be posting a comprehensive test ride review for the CB Twister. So keep following Indian Motos Blog for more updates.

By: achilles

achilles — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:26:55 +0000

hey i am planing to buy a bike in the next 2 months or so …. so plz post an in deapth review of this bike ….. itz gonna be my 1st bike and frankly speaking don”t knw how to ride 1…. so i am real excited ….