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Hero Honda Bikes

Hero Honda started in 1984 as a joint venture between Hero Cycles of India and Honda of Japan. The company is the largest two wheeler manufacturer in India. The 2006 Forbes 200 Most Respected companies list has Hero Honda Motors ranked at #108.
In 2010, when Honda decided to move out of the joint venture, Hero Group bought the shares held by Honda. Subsequently, in August 2011 the company was renamed Hero MotoCorp with a new corporate identity.




Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme

(Discontinued)

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The CBZ Xtreme is the third generation CBZ. The bike was built on an all together different platform. The entire look of the bike was changed which was subjective to the bike lovers. The engine was all new 149.2cc producing 14.4 Ps of power @ 8500 rpm.
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Hero Honda CBZ Star

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The CBZ Star was the second generation CBZ, which was unfortunately not as welcomed as its predecessor. The CBZ Star received not only cosmetic changes but also major changes in the carburetor and the exhaust system to increase its fuel efficiency, which unfortunately costs the performance of the bike.
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Hero Honda CD Dawn

(Discontinued)

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The Hero Honda CD Dawn is an another bike of CD series from Hero Honda, targeting the urban commuters.
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Hero Honda Ambition

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The Ambition was an effort by Hero Honda to fill the gap between 100cc and 150cc segment. Instead of launching any product in 125cc category the Hero Honda tried to introduced something powerful yet fuel efficient.
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Hero Honda CBZ

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Hero Honda CBZ was a trend setter in all senses. The bike had given a taste of performance to the Indian gentry in 4- stroke class. The Hero Honda CBZ in 4- stroke category is having the same place and respect in the eyes of Indian bike enthusiasts as Yamaha RX100 is having in 2-Stroke category.
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Hero Honda Street 100

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The Hero Honda Street was a bike with that time cutting edge technology. The Street was loaded with auto clutch technology, that means you don't need to compress the clutch while shifting the gears as there is no clutch leaver present. And while you change the gear the clutch gets compressed and decompressed automatically. TVS is the only other company...
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Hero Honda CD 100 SS

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The Hero Honda CD100 SS was a variant with a distinct stance. The higher ground clearance with fatter rear tyre stands the bike out from std. CD100.
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Hero Honda Sleek

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The Hero Honda Sleek was a design way ahead of its time. Launched in year 1989, the fiber body integrated tail section was not only aesthetically beautiful but also light weight. Many may associate the Hero Honda Sleek with that time television serial- "The Knight Hawk".
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Hero Honda CD 100

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Launched in year 1985 the CD100 gave a slogan to India- "fill it shut it and forget it!". This highly successful product of Hero Honda laid down the foundation of the success story of the Hero Honda company.
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Hero Honda Bikes by Types

Commuter

Commuter
  1. CD Dawn
  2. Ambition
  3. CD 100 SS
  4. Sleek
  5. CD 100

Other

Other
  1. Street 100

Sportbikes

Sportbikes
  1. CBZ Xtreme
  2. CBZ Star
  3. CBZ

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