New Delhi: Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India announced that it is voluntarily recalling some units of its 2022 model year CB300R bike on Saturday. The company stated that it has found that there was some defect in the manufacturing process of the right crankcase cover of the engine, due to which, there is a possibility of the sealing plug being dislodged due to the low retention force due to the heat of the engine.

This can cause the sealing plug to come out and engine oil to leak. In the worst case, the oil on the hot parts of the motorcycle could cause a fire, cause skidding when it comes in contact with the tyres, or cause injury to the rider due to its hot temperature.

As a precautionary measure, the affected parts will be replaced at BigWing dealerships across India from 15th April 2023. The company will replace the defective part free of cost even if the vehicle’s warranty has expired.

The ex-showroom price of Honda CB300R in Delhi is Rs 2.77 lakh. The CB300R is available in two color options – Matte Steel Black and Pearl Spartan Red. The CB300R is positioned above the CB300F in Honda’s line-up.

Design

The sports cafe racer motorcycle comes with a design that blends retro styling with modern elements. The circular headlamps get LED units and integrated LED daytime running lights. It is flanked by sleek LED daytime running lights.

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Features

A full digital display, attractive and muscular fuel tank, split seats, a sleek LED taillight, contrasting exhaust, black alloy wheels, engine block protector are other design elements that add to the premium visual appeal of the motorcycle. The compact digital instrument display shows a host of information. It gets gear position and side stand indicator along with engine inhibitor.

Engine 

The 2022 Honda CB300R gets a 286cc DOHC 4-valve liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine with PGM-FI technology. The motorcycle also gets assist and slipper clutch.

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Braking & Suspension

The 2022 Honda CB300R gets a 296mm hub-less floating disc brake at the front and a 220mm rear disc brake at the rear with dual-channel ABS. The suspension setup includes golden upside-down front forks.

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