Honda CB 150F Bike

Honda CB 150F is a 150cc motorcycle offered by Atlas Honda in Pakistan that sits above basic commuter bikes and below larger sport or touring bikes. Its price for the 2025 and 2026 models at showrooms and authorised dealers typically ranges from about Rs 493,900 to Rs 497,900 depending on colour and variant. The standard CB 150F and its Special Edition versions are both priced in this band, making it a premium choice in the 150cc segment.

The engine powering the CB 150F is a 4‑stroke, 149.2 cc SOHC air‑cooled unit equipped with a balancer to reduce vibration and improve comfort. It delivers smooth power for city riding and longer highway runs, with a 5‑speed constant mesh gearbox that gives you flexibility to match your pace and road conditions. Riders have reported fuel averages around 30 to 35 kilometres per litre under typical mixed usage, which keeps running costs reasonable for daily commuting.

The bike’s design blends functionality with a sporty appearance. It uses alloy wheels and a front disc brake that improve handling and safety compared to simpler commuter bikes. A prominent LED headlamp offers better visibility at night and adds a modern touch to its styling. The dashboard includes a gear position indicator, trip meter and fuel gauge, providing clear ride information at a glance. Many riders appreciate the self‑start feature combined with a kick‑start backup, which is useful in varied environments.

The CB 150F’s seating and ergonomic setup aim to balance comfort and control. Its frame geometry keeps you stable on urban streets and moderate off‑highway stretches. Suspension comes as a telescopic front fork with about 107 mm travel and a rear swing arm suspension with around 91 mm travel. This setup helps absorb road imperfections and offers a smoother ride over potholes and rough patches common on many Pakistani roads.

When buying a new CB 150F, your final price may differ slightly from listed showroom rates due to extra costs like registration fees, plates, insurance and any dealer charges. Some dealerships offer financing or bank instalment plans that let you pay over several months rather than a single lump sum. These financing options make the bike accessible if you cannot pay the total price upfront.

The CB 150F’s position in Pakistan is competitive against other 150cc bikes such as the Suzuki GS150SE or GR150. Each model has its strengths, and your choice may depend on how you use the bike. Many buyers choose the CB 150F for its blend of reliable Honda engineering, resale value, and widely available service network. Service centres and spare parts are found in most major cities, which simplifies maintenance and repairs over the bike’s lifetime.

Used examples of the CB 150F also appear on classifieds and bike marketplaces at prices close to new levels, with slight negotiation possible. Older 2025 or early 2026 model CB 150F bikes with reasonable condition and mileage may sell around Rs 450,000 to Rs 500,000. The price you find will depend on mileage, condition and region, so checking local listings gives you an idea of real‑world resale values.

Despite its appealing features, the CB 150F remains more expensive than standard commuter bikes like 70cc and 125cc models, which cost significantly less upfront. Buyers should decide based on how they use their bike. If you ride longer distances regularly or want a stronger engine and better comfort than smaller bikes, the CB 150F’s price range reflects its performance and capabilities.

Before you buy, visit authorised Honda showrooms to confirm current pricing and ask about available colours and stock levels. Prices change with taxes, levies and economic conditions, so the latest list will give you the most accurate figure. Considering new versus used options helps you weigh what fits your budget and needs best.