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Honda CB 150F

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Honda CB 150F Price in Pakistan, Specs, Fuel Tank & Review

3.6/5

Best for: Riders who want a sporty-looking, comfortable Honda 150

The CB 150F is Honda's sporty-styled 150 with a front disc, a 13-litre tank and an LED headlight since the 2025 refresh, sold at around Rs 5 lakh.

Official price

Rs 499,900

Ex-factory price for Red and Black on atlashonda.com.pk, confirmed 5 October 2026; Blue and Silver are Rs 503,900. Rs 6,000 increase took effect on 1 July 2025. The pre-July price is reported as Rs 493,900 by PakWheels but Rs 497,900 by ProPakistani at the June 2025 refresh. Matches our CG 150 post (checked September 2026).

Official price as of 1 July 2025. Prices change often; confirm with the dealer.

Engine
4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, with balancer
Displacement
149.2 cc
Transmission
5-speed constant mesh
Starting
Self & kick
Fuel tank
13 litres
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Our verdict

The CB 150F shares its 149.2cc SOHC balancer engine layout with the CG 150 but wraps it in sportier bodywork, a bigger 13-litre tank and a wider 80/100-18 front tyre. It costs Rs 40,000 more than the CG 150 and Atlas Honda does not publish its power. Buy it for the style, range and comfort; buyers focused on value will find the CG 150 does nearly the same job for less.

Overall3.6/5
  • Value for money3/5
  • Performance4/5
  • Comfort4/5
  • Fuel economy3/5
  • Features4/5
  • Resale3.5/5

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Front disc brake and alloy wheels
  • Large 13-litre tank for long range
  • Smooth SOHC engine with balancer
  • LED headlight, fuel gauge, gear indicator and trip meter since June 2025
  • 168 mm ground clearance

What we don’t

  • Rs 40,000 more than the CG 150
  • Atlas Honda does not publish power or torque
  • Heavy at 124 kg dry
  • Fuel economy closer to 35 km/l than 125-class figures (PakWheels)

Engine and performance

Atlas Honda lists a 149.2cc SOHC air-cooled engine with a balancer, 57.3 x 57.8 mm bore and stroke, 9.1:1 compression and 5 gears, the same figures it lists for the CG 150. It does not publish the CB 150F's power or torque, and PakWheels' figures could not be confirmed, so we compare it as broadly CG 150-class performance.

The balancer keeps it smooth at highway speeds, and it is comfortable cruising two-up.

Comfort and handling

It is 2,051 mm long with a 1,311 mm wheelbase, 766 mm seat and 168 mm ground clearance. The front tyre is a wider 80/100-18, and suspension travel is 107 mm front and 91 mm rear. At 124 kg dry it feels solid on the highway but is heavier to push around in parking.

Braking is front disc and rear drum.

Fuel economy and running costs

No official figure. PakWheels lists about 35 km/l. The 13-litre tank (1.4 litres reserve) gives the longest range among Honda's line-up. Expect 150-class running costs: more fuel than a 125 and pricier model-specific body parts.

Features

The June 2025 refresh added an LED headlight, a fuel gauge, gear position indicator and trip meter, and a shutter-lock ignition, per ProPakistani. Colours are Red, Black, Blue and Silver, with Blue and Silver Rs 4,000 dearer. Commentators noted it was largely a cosmetic update.

Running costs in rupees

PakWheels lists about 35 km/l, so 1,000 km uses roughly 28.6 litres, about Rs 11,200 at Rs 391.30 per litre. A 125 at 45 km/l would use about Rs 8,700 for the same distance.

Atlas Honda's oil and service guidance for its 150s (published for the CG150) calls for 10W-30 JASO MA2 oil, 1.0 litre per change, first at 1,000 km and then every 4,000 km. Check the CB 150F owner's manual for its exact schedule. Keep the service book stamped, as Atlas Honda's engine warranty depends on authorised servicing and genuine oil.

Resale and who should buy it

Resale is reasonable for a Honda 150, but the market at Rs 5 lakh is smaller and buyers compare it with the newer CG 150. Buy the CB 150F if you like its sporty look, want the biggest tank and do a lot of highway riding. If you just want a capable Honda 150, the CG 150 saves Rs 40,000 and has more ground clearance and published power figures.

Honda CB 150F specs

Engine

Engine
4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, with balancer
Displacement
149.2 cc
Transmission
5-speed constant mesh
Starting
Self & kick
Fuel tank
13 litres

Dimensions & weight

Length
2,051 mm
Width
760 mm
Height
1,085 mm
Wheelbase
1,311 mm
Ground clearance
168 mm
Seat height
766 mm
Dry weight
124 kg

Brakes & tyres

Front brake
Disc
Rear brake
Drum
Front tyre
80/100-18M/C (47P)
Rear tyre
90/90-18M/C (51P)

Other

Front suspension
Telescopic fork, 107 mm
Rear suspension
Swing arm, 91 mm
Colours
Red, Black, Blue, Silver
Launched
2017
Status
In production

Mileage: Atlas Honda publishes no fuel average. PakWheels lists about 35 km/l; this is a listed figure, not a manufacturer or tested one.

Sources: atlashonda.com.pk, atlashonda.com.pk, pakwheels.com, propakistani.pk, aurora.dawn.com, pakwheels.com

Honda CB 150F FAQ

What is the price of the Honda CB 150F in Pakistan?
The official price of the Honda CB 150F is Rs 499,900 as of 1 July 2025. Ex-factory price for Red and Black on atlashonda.com.pk, confirmed 5 October 2026; Blue and Silver are Rs 503,900. Rs 6,000 increase took effect on 1 July 2025. The pre-July price is reported as Rs 493,900 by PakWheels but Rs 497,900 by ProPakistani at the June 2025 refresh. Matches our CG 150 post (checked September 2026). Prices change often, so confirm with the dealer.
What is the engine capacity of the Honda CB 150F?
The Honda CB 150F has a 149.2 cc engine (4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, with balancer).
What is the fuel tank capacity of the Honda CB 150F?
The Honda CB 150F holds 13 litres of fuel.
Does the Honda CB 150F have a self start?
Yes. Starting on the Honda CB 150F: self & kick.
Is the Honda CB 150F still in production?
Yes. The Honda CB 150F is in production and sold through authorised dealers.

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