The Honda Rebel 300 is the first model in the Rebel family to be manufactured locally and acts as the brand’s most accessible cruiser motorcycle here. Built around a bobber-style design with a teardrop fuel tank, round LED headlamp and short exhaust, it is sold exclusively through Honda BigWing dealerships. Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about it.
What is the price of the Honda Rebel 300?
The Honda Rebel 300 is available in two variants. The Standard variant costs Rs 2.22 lakh and the E-Clutch variant Rs 2.62 lakh (both ex-showroom, Bengaluru) – a Rs 40,000 premium for the automated clutch system. At Rs 2.22 lakh, the Standard variant undercuts the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350 (Rs 2.25 lakh-Rs 2.28 lakh, ex-showroom, Chennai), one of the few other bobber-styled motorcycles currently on sale in India.
What engine does the Honda Rebel 300 use?
The Honda Rebel 300 is powered by a 286cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine producing 30hp and 27.5Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox. It’s the same engine that powered the CB300R previously sold in our market.
What features does the Honda Rebel 300 have?
Both variants of the Rebel 300 get a circular TFT instrument display with Honda RoadSync connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation, full LED lighting and dual-channel ABS. The E-Clutch variant additionally allows the rider to configure the clutch system via the TFT display.
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What is the Honda Rebel 300 E-Clutch, and how does it work?
Honda’s E-Clutch is an automated clutch system that uses actuators to operate the clutch automatically, allowing the rider to change gears without using the clutch lever. It does not make the Rebel 300 a fully automatic motorcycle, as the rider still selects gears manually using the gear lever. However, the system handles clutch engagement and disengagement on its own.
Importantly, the clutch lever is retained and can be used manually whenever the rider chooses. The system is designed to reduce rider fatigue in stop-and-go traffic while making the bike more accessible for those who find operating a clutch lever demanding.
What is the seat height and weight of the Honda Rebel 300?
The Honda Rebel 300 has a seat height of 690mm, making it one of the lowest motorcycles currently on sale in our market and exceptionally accessible for a wide range of riders. The upright handlebar and forward-set foot pegs complement the low seat height to create a relaxed, unhurried riding position. Kerb weight is 172kg, and the fuel tank capacity is 11 litres.
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Stephen Raj Antony
Autocar India Team 
