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Honda has unveiled a new model, the Ryden 160, for the Indonesian market, according to local media. The new 160cc-class bike targets one of the world's largest motorcycle markets, entering a displacement segment with strong everyday commuter demand.
A 160cc commuter might sound unremarkable, but I actually think this kind of bike is where design skill really gets tested. Fuel economy, durability, price - bringing all of it together at a high level is genuinely difficult. I can't wait to see what specs the Ryden 160 changes from the existing model.
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Even calling it a new model, there's a good chance it's just a minor update to the existing one—waiting for details.
Price competition in this displacement range should be fierce, so the pricing is going to draw a lot of attention.
Launching for one of the world's largest markets is on a totally different scale from the Japanese market.
Honda's share is overwhelmingly strong in Indonesia, so I'd guess that's why they're putting in this much effort.
The 160cc class is a real battleground in Indonesia, so Honda's probably going in seriously with this.
First time hearing the name Ryden 160—what category is it actually in?
Given it says '160', there's a good chance this is a naked or street-type practical model.
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