Best bike for City commute. Lightweight (142kgs) makes handling very easy. Smooth refined engine trademark Honda. This looks like a beast and is easily one of the best looking bikes in the parking lot. 110/70 & 140/70 tyres looks awesome and gives really good balance and stability. Brakes are really good, you can almost completely depend on the front brakes. Mileage of 40 around. Smooth gear shifts. And excellent torque Low and mid range performance is best in the class. You tend to feel the absence of a 6th gear but that's ok unless you are buying this bike to race on a daily basis. Initial issues described here like engine heating and noise from rear brakes (just clean the disk) and all are eliminated after 1st service. Some bikes may tend to have a lockset issue, which again resolves in a month or so on its own or then a new lockset can be installed. I would definitely recommend for a smooth makkhan experience and a pleasurable riding.

The Honda Hornet 2.0 has been a pleasant surprise from the moment I got on it. This bike has just the right mix of performance and style for my daily rides. The 184cc engine is peppy, offering quick acceleration and plenty of pull in city traffic. It’s genuinely fun to weave through congested streets. The styling is sharp and aggressive, with that sporty tank design and LED lighting giving it an upmarket feel. It’s hard not to appreciate the attention to detail. The Hornet 2.0’s suspension does a great job of absorbing bumps, and the riding posture strikes a great balance not too aggressive, but sporty enough to make each ride engaging. And the best part? The bike is light and easy to maneuver, making it an excellent companion for both short sprints and longer rides.

1. Buying Experience: I had good time in booking and delivery of vehicle in maansarovar honda (Velacherry) 2. Riding Experience: Awesome 3.Details about looks, performance - Good and powerful bike 4. Servicing and maintenance - good 5.Pros and Cons - Pros superb nice smooth bike Cons . Pillow seat not much comfortable need to update the bike seat

i m riding the Honda Hornet 2.0 for a while, and while I genuinely enjoy it, there are a few things worth noting. First, it’s a great-looking bike with that aggressive stance and sharp design cues it definitely catches the eye. The 184cc engine is responsive and performs well in city conditions, but out on the highway, it does feel like it could use a bit more top-end grunt. I find it smooth, but for spirited long-distance rides, you might crave a bit more power. Handling is excellent thanks to its light frame, but the rear suspension feels slightly firm over rough patches, which can be a bit jarring. The fully digital console is a welcome addition, but it could be more feature-rich compared to what’s being offered by some competitors. All said, the Hornet 2.0 is a great all-rounder for city and occasional long rides it just isn’t for those seeking outright power.

The Honda Hornet 2.0 offers good performance with a smooth engine and agile handling. It’s perfect for city traffic and short highway rides. The bike looks great with its aggressive design, but the fuel efficiency isn’t the best for a 200cc bike. The seating is comfortable, but long rides can get tiring. Overall, it’s a solid option for those looking for performance and style, though it has room for improvement.

Everything is fine in this bike but...honda should launch a 160 varient too for this model, as many hornet lovers like me demands160 cc varient rather than 180... In india's present condition the petrol price has been tremendously increased, so 160 cc will be more fuel efficient and also more than enough for power suppliment