Honda Shine 100 FAQs

Honda Shine 100 tyres are narrow but have enough tread to maintain grip on wet city roads in normal riding conditions. Due to Honda's Combined Braking System (CBS), if you press the rear brake, braking force is automatically sent to the front wheel as well, making braking feel more balanced on slippery roads. Deep water, painted road markings, and hidden potholes can reduce traction, so it's best to ride a little slower and leave extra braking distance when it rains.

Honda Shine 100 has a long seat that allows upright posture helps reduce strain on the back and shoulders during regular rides. Its low seat height also makes it easy to stop and put both feet down confidently in traffic. On very long rides you'll still want to take occasional breaks. 

For daily commute, keep front tire pressure at 25 psi and 28 psi for the rear tire when riding alone. Increase it to 32 psi if you regularly travel with a pillion rider or carry heavy cargo on the bike.

The Honda Shine 100 price in Delhi is Rs. 65.64 thousand (ex-showroom) for Honda Shine 100 Standard.