With a clutch that does not require a lever and a four-cylinder engine, the CB 650R 2027 arrives in July for R$ 59.560 and brings three new paint options
Honda presented the 2027 line of the CB 650R E-Clutch in Brazil. The naked maintains the mechanical set and the electronic clutch system that debuted with the model in the country less than a year ago, and concentrates the novelties in three new colors. The motorcycle arrives at dealerships in July, with a suggested public price of R$ 59.560, without freight and insurance.
The E-Clutch makes the use of the clutch lever optional: sensors and electronic actuators manage the system, which allows you to start, stop and change gears with just the gear pedal. The rider can still activate the clutch in a conventional way or deactivate the feature, driving the bike like a traditional naked . According to Honda, the objective of the system is to combine the fluidity required in sports riding with simpler and more relaxed urban driving.
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The motorcycle is still equipped with the 649 cm³ liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine, which delivers 86.7 hp at 12.000 rpm and 5.8 kgfm of torque at 9.500 rpm, always associated with the six-speed gearbox. The configuration preserves the characteristic of Honda’s four-cylinder engines, with smooth operation at low revs and sportier response at high revs.
The look maintains the Neo Sports Café concept, which mixes classic and contemporary features and puts the engine in evidence. Among the highlights are the circular LED headlight, the tank with muscular lines and the 4-in-1 exhaust, a signature that refers to the four-cylinder CB750 Four, launched in the late 1960s and considered the first mass-production superbike in the world.
The equipment list includes HSTC traction control, assist and slipper clutch, 5-inch color TFT panel, full LED lighting and backlit control on the left handlebar. The chassis brings together a steel Diamond chassis, Showa suspension, with an inverted fork at the front, and 310 mm dual disc brakes at the front, with four-piston radial calipers and two-channel ABS. The alloy wheels are shod with 120/70 ZR17 tires at the front and 180/55 ZR17 at the rear.
The central novelty of the 2027 line is in the three new shades: Red (Victory Red), Pearl Caraiva Blue and Metallic Gray (Una Gray Metalic).
The warranty is for three years, with no mileage limit, with Honda Assistance coverage for the entire period. Revisions follow an interval of 6,000 km or six months, after the first maintenance, scheduled for 1,000 km or six months of use.
