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It has come to light that Honda has registered the trademark "Ryden 160" in Indonesia, seen as a possible signal of a new 160cc-class model. No concrete details of the vehicle have been revealed yet, but anticipation is building locally for a new model launch.
Honda trademarking 'Ryden 160' — just the whiff of a new model already gets me excited. Given the number 160, it's surely targeting Southeast Asia's core class. Nothing about the actual bike is visible yet, but piecing together their next move from a trademark filing like this is some of the most fun I can have.
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How many months ahead of a new model announcement does a trademark filing usually happen?
It varies case by case, but it often seems to happen roughly six months to a year ahead.
Depending on the price, the 160 class can also serve as an entry point to midsize bikes, so it's worth watching.
I like the sound of the name Ryden -- looking forward to seeing what design it comes with.
Reporting a trademark filing alone as groundwork for a new model feels like getting a bit ahead of things.
If it's a new 160-class model, it'll probably end up competing with things like the Aerox here too.
As it says, there's no concrete picture of the actual bike yet, so the specs are pure speculation at this stage.
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