Honda Forza 330cc Scooter Patented In India
The single-cylinder 330cc engine on Honda Forza 350 patented in India makes 29 bhp of power and 31.5 Nm of torque
The Honda Forza 350 maxi-scooter has been a hot subject in recent times in India. Despite the fact that Honda never brought the Forza 350 maxi-scooter to our shores. However that’s about to change as Honda has now signed the design patent for the newest version of the Forza 350.
Honda Forza 330cc Scooter Patented
We are saying this because Honda has historically patented lots of products in India. Only a handful of these have materialised. A stark example of this strategy by Honda can be recently patented Hawk 11 Cafe Racer primarily based on the same engine as Africa Twin. Will it launch? Very likely not.
When Honda teased us with the formidable CB300F, the Indian automotive fraternity expected this to be launched. Honda Forza 350 was showcased to Big Wing sellers earlier than and all of them had been sold out. By patenting it in India, Honda appears to have come one step closer to really launching it. For what it is, Honda Forza 350 is a maxi-scooter with a 330cc engine. It debuted on the Bangkok International Motor Show in 2021.
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Despite the fact that it seemed similar to the Forza 300, the Newer Forza 350 came equipped with a 330cc engine as opposed to the 279cc of the previous. This new single-cylinder engine is able to producing 29 bhp of power at 7500 RPM and 31.5 Nm of torque at 5250 RPM. Geared up with a lighter crankshaft, slightly larger valves and a slightly larger throttle body, Forza 350 may clock a top speed of 137 kmph.
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Design & Features
One take a look at it is sufficient to realise that Forza 350 is a big scooter. The huge body wrap round its rider, protecting him from wind blasts. The tall windscreen on the front provides to it as well. Flanking this windscreen are substantial-looking ORVMs with integrated turn indicators. Front fascia will get a split headlight unit that wouldn’t look out of place on a superbike.
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Handlebar and footpeg position allow for a neutral driving place allowing the rider to go the distance in reasonable comfort. Large and padded seats add to it considerably. It will get a single-disc setup on either side, combined with dual-channel ABS. Suspension duties are handled by telescopic front forks and twin shock absorbers on the rear.
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Front will get a 15” alloy, whereas the rear will get 14” unit. All of this componentry tips the scale at 185 kg. If launched in India, it can compete with different big capacity maxi-scooters like Keeway Vieste 300 and the pricey BMW C 400 GT. That said, possibilities of this getting launched in India are very meek.
Honda Forza 330cc Scooter Patented In India
The single-cylinder 330cc engine on Honda Forza 350 patented in India makes 29 bhp of power and 31.5 Nm of torque
The Honda Forza 350 maxi-scooter has been a hot subject in recent times in India. Despite the fact that Honda never brought the Forza 350 maxi-scooter to our shores. However that’s about to change as Honda has now signed the design patent for the newest version of the Forza 350.
Honda Forza 330cc Scooter Patented
We are saying this because Honda has historically patented lots of products in India. Only a handful of these have materialised. A stark example of this strategy by Honda can be recently patented Hawk 11 Cafe Racer primarily based on the same engine as Africa Twin. Will it launch? Very likely not.
When Honda teased us with the formidable CB300F, the Indian automotive fraternity expected this to be launched. Honda Forza 350 was showcased to Big Wing sellers earlier than and all of them had been sold out. By patenting it in India, Honda appears to have come one step closer to really launching it. For what it is, Honda Forza 350 is a maxi-scooter with a 330cc engine. It debuted on the Bangkok International Motor Show in 2021.
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Despite the fact that it seemed similar to the Forza 300, the Newer Forza 350 came equipped with a 330cc engine as opposed to the 279cc of the previous. This new single-cylinder engine is able to producing 29 bhp of power at 7500 RPM and 31.5 Nm of torque at 5250 RPM. Geared up with a lighter crankshaft, slightly larger valves and a slightly larger throttle body, Forza 350 may clock a top speed of 137 kmph.
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Design & Features
One take a look at it is sufficient to realise that Forza 350 is a big scooter. The huge body wrap round its rider, protecting him from wind blasts. The tall windscreen on the front provides to it as well. Flanking this windscreen are substantial-looking ORVMs with integrated turn indicators. Front fascia will get a split headlight unit that wouldn’t look out of place on a superbike.
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Handlebar and footpeg position allow for a neutral driving place allowing the rider to go the distance in reasonable comfort. Large and padded seats add to it considerably. It will get a single-disc setup on either side, combined with dual-channel ABS. Suspension duties are handled by telescopic front forks and twin shock absorbers on the rear.
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Front will get a 15” alloy, whereas the rear will get 14” unit. All of this componentry tips the scale at 185 kg. If launched in India, it can compete with different big capacity maxi-scooters like Keeway Vieste 300 and the pricey BMW C 400 GT. That said, possibilities of this getting launched in India are very meek.
