2019 Honda CBR400R Unveiled In Japan

Honda's answer to the Kawasaki Ninja 400

Honda has unveiled its 2019 edition of the CBR400R supersport in Japan recently. The Honda CBR400R is based on the updated CBR500R, which was showcased at last year's EICMA Motorcycle Show and gets similar looks, paint schemes and even the engine, but with lowered capacity and output.

Your happiness will end as Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India may or may not launch the new CBR400R in India, but we would definitely love to see it on Indian roads.

For Japan, the CBR400R is powered by a 399cc liquid-cooled DOHC parallel-twin mill which pumps out 46PS and 38Nm. That puts it right in the crosshairs of the Kawasaki Ninja 400 but the green kwacker is slightly more powerful. The Ceebers engine, though same as its previous gen, has been retuned to meet new emission norms with a new intake system and optimised valve timing.

A conventional telescopic fork and a monoshock handle suspension duties, while it is shod with 17-inch Michelin rubber at either ends. The CBR400R tips the scales at 192kg which is on the heavier side (the Ninja 400 weighs 173kg in India).

Will be available in three color schemes Gray, White & Honda's patent Red color.

Price in Japan 7,93,800 Yen (INR 5,17,605 approx).

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