Honda Shine Suspension and Brakes

1. Honda Shine Suspension and Brakes Honda Shine Suspension and Brakes The Honda Shine has regular stuff like suspension, brakes, and tires. It has a telescopic fork in the front and adjustable dual coil springs in the back. Its tires are 80/100-18 and tubeless, both at the front and back. In the Drum variant, it has 130 mm drum brakes for both wheels. But in the Disc variant, the front wheel gets a bigger 240 mm disc brake. The seat of the Honda Shine is 791 mm high, and it's 162 mm off the ground. It can hold 10.5 liters of fuel and weighs 113 kg when fully loaded. Honda Shine Features The Honda Shine is great because it has some really cool features like a silent start system, an engine kill switch, and shiny alloy wheels. And when you look at the dashboard, it has all the important things you need like a speedometer to show how fast you're going, an odometer to track the distance you've traveled, a fuel gauge to see how much gas you have left, and little tell-tale lights to let you know if something needs your attention. Honda Shine Engine Specifications The Honda Shine has a small engine that runs on air to keep it cool. It's a simple engine with just one cylinder and it can hold up to about 124 cubic centimeters of fuel. This bike comes with a gearbox that has 5 different speeds you can choose from. When you ride it, the engine can produce power of about 10.74 units at 7,500 times per minute and a twisting force of 11 units at 6,000 times per minute.

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