Honda Rebel 300 India specs and deliveries revealed
Honda has published the India-spec figures for the Rebel 300, and deliveries have started at a few BigWing dealerships.
Key facts
Story- Honda's India-spec Rebel 300 makes 27.6 PS and 24.5 Nm, and weighs 173 kg
- It has an 11.2-litre fuel tank and a 690 mm seat height, per the figures Honda published
- Deliveries have started at a few Honda BigWing dealerships, with more locations to follow
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Honda has published the complete India-specification details of the Rebel 300 on its website. The cruiser makes 27.6 PS of power and 24.5 Nm of torque. It weighs 173 kg, has an 11.2-litre fuel tank and a seat height of 690 mm.
The figures come from Honda's own announcement. Honda has not released a separate statement on the details, and the company's listing does not separate every spec by variant.
Deliveries begin
The motorcycle is now reaching Honda BigWing dealerships. Deliveries have started at a few locations, and some customers have already received their bikes. Honda has not said how many units have been delivered so far, or when deliveries will reach every dealership.
The specifications were revealed roughly three months after the Rebel 300's prices were announced. Honda has not given a reason for the gap between the price announcement and the full technical details.
For buyers in India, the published figures give a clear basis for comparing the Rebel 300 with other mid-capacity cruisers. The seat height of 690 mm and the 173 kg kerb weight are the numbers most likely to matter for riders choosing a bike they can comfortably manage. Prospective buyers should check the price and availability at their nearest BigWing dealer, since the rollout is still limited to a few cities.
Honda has not said when the Rebel 300 will be available across the country. Further details on dealer coverage and delivery numbers are not yet known.
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