Finally that happened.Honda the ‘wing riders’ brought their super machines to India.We had reported earlier that Honda is actively considering the launch of Honda Superbikes in India and will follow Yamaha,Ducati,Suzuki and KTM.Honda today launched 2009 CBR1000RR Fireblade and CB1000R Hornet in India.


Honda doesn’t require a testimony from any one else.Honda has well proven technology back born to challenge any other maker in world.Honda brought these two legendary products2009 CBR1000RR Fireblade and CB1000R Hornet to counter the rulers(read Suzuki and Yamaha) in Indian Market.Honda’s these super bikes will be marketed and supported by Honda’s Indian subsidiary Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Pvt Ltd(HMSI).HMSI is setting up exclusive ‘Honda Wing World’ showrooms to market the superbikes.
CBR1000RR Fireblade is priced at Rs.12.5lacs and CB1000R Hornet at Rs.9.5lacs (both Ex-showroom New Delhi).Booking of these bikes will start in March End.
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