Sunday, September 19, 2010

Honda CB110 Twister

The Honda CB110 Twister is the latest addition to what Honda Philippines has to offer to the motorcycle riding public.
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Unlike the venerable XRM and the other follow-up models which has so-called underbone chassis, the latest offering has the Advanced Diamond Design.  It also comes with a bigger gas tank at 8 liters which is good news for riders with the same trip as mine.  Another plus is the manufacturer qouted 70kms/L consumption.

Below are the complete specifications from Honda Philippines.



Engine Type  4- Stroke, Air Cooled Over-Head Cam (OHC) 
Displacement109.1 cm3
Bore X Stroke50.0mm x 55.6mm 
Starting SystemElectric / Kick
Compression Ratio9.0:1 "1.4Mpa" 
Max Power6.41kw @ 8000 r/min
Max Torque  8.97Nm @ 6000r/min 
Gear SystemDown UP 
Dimension (LxWxH)1967mm x 742mm x 1075mm 
Seat Height 794mm 
Wheel Base  1257mm 
Steering AngleLeft = 43 deg  Right = 43 deg
Dry Weight   100 kg 
Ignition System   DC-CDI / Battery 
Brake System :Front      Hydraulic Disc 
:Rear       Mechanical Leading Trailing 
Tire Size:Front       70/100-17M/C 40P
:Rear        80/100-17M/C 53p 
Tire Type :Front       Tubeless 
:Rear        Tubeless 
Battery Maintenance Free 
Fuel Capacity (Reserve)   8.0L (1.6L)


This bike first came out in India and probably was designed there.  News of this bike started around early September and I can now see this bike being driven in the highway.  The model was formally launched at the Mall of Asia on September 18, 2010/

Personally, I think I have now found a worthy successor to my ever reliable Honda Bravo.  Hopefully, God-willing and by December, I'll be riding my own Honda CB110 Twister.

3 comments:

  1. pano ko palalakasin ung cb110 ko 95 to 100 lng kasi ang kaya nyang takbohin eh

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  2. meron nabang racing cams at block ang cb110?

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    1. Bro actually mabilis na yang 100kph topspeed as long as it is true 100kph. Most mc speedometers installed on UBs kasi are a little bit too generous. They indicate as much as +10kph when compared against a GPS.

      With regards to racing cams and block, sourcing seems to be a usual problem for mc's that originated from India. I do have the same issue with my Rouser, btw.
      Perhaps we need to wait a bit.
      In the meantime, you can experiment with easier to acquire parts such as carburetors and pipes.
      HTH!

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