Honda Forza 300cc Scooter with Aluminium constituent first lot delivered in India

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) have carried out the first four units of the Honda Forza 300 maxi-scooter in Gurugram.

The sold units were put up for display purpose only, but a few customers showed interest in buying them.  HMSI has not yet made public the price of the scooter. The Japanese auto manufacturer has manifested to bring in the maxi-scooter in India in the fiscal year 2021.

The Honda Forza 300 is equipped with 279cc liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, SOHC four-valve engine. The engine produces a peak power of 25PS against a maximum torque of 27.2Nm.

The suspension setup of the scooter includes 33mm telescopic forks upfront and 7-step adjustable twin rear shock absorbers and a single piece aluminium swing arm unit. For better braking performance, the scooter has a single 256mm disc brake upfront and a 240mm rear disc brake at the rear and it is further supported by dual-channel ABS.

The Honda Forza 300 drives on a 15-inch wheel with a 120/70 section tyre and a 14-inch wheel with 140/70 section tyre at the front and rear axles respectively.

The scooter comes tooled with twin-pod instrumentation with analogue speedometer and tachometer. It also gets an on-the-fly electronically adjustable windscreen which has a range of 140mm.

There is a digital LCD that shows important information such as average mileage, odometer, trip meter, range, current mileage, clock, a battery sensor and ambient temperature thermometer.

The Honda Forza 300 is India’s first scooter to pioneer with smart key fob and 15-inch aluminium front alloy wheel.

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