Honda Halts the Production of CBF Stunner

Honda Motorcycles & Scooters India (HMSI) has stopped the production of its 124.7cc CBF Stunner in the domestic market due to low sales. Reportedly, the company is not selling this bike in the country since July this year but will continue manufacturing it in few numbers for export purpose. As per reports, Honda has exported 738 units of Stunner in the last three months. In the domestic market, the manufacturer has noticed an extreme fall in sales figure which accounts for a total of 1098 units that stood at 4068 units during the last fiscal year.   

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Honda CBF Stunner was launched in the country back in 2008 and has been equipped with a 124.7cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled SI engine that generates 11bhp of peak power and 11Nm of maximum torque.  

The bike comes with sporty body dynamics and offers a good fuel economy as well. Honda had eyed on the youth with this bike that crave for a sporty performance bike at an affordable price. The company also introduced its fuel-injected variant, but it was failed to attract the Indian buyers due to high cost. Speculations are going on that Honda is planning to launch a new bike in the coming months that might get a 125cc motor and will replace the retired CB Stunner. 

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