What is the top speed of the Sundiro Honda Battle Hawk 190X?

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KaiDella
07/29/25 1:07am
Sundiro Honda Battle Hawk 190X motorcycle has a top speed of around 120 km/h. Factors affecting the top speed: The top speed is greatly influenced by the road surface and is also subject to the maximum speed limit of the road. Simply discussing the top speed is not very meaningful. Introduction to top speed (KM/H): Refers to the maximum driving speed that a vehicle can achieve under windless conditions on a level, good asphalt or concrete road surface. The top speed here is data provided by the manufacturer and is for reference only, not representing PCauto's actual test data.
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BrodyRose
08/12/25 5:16am
I just rode the Xinsuzhou Honda CBF190X, with a top speed usually around 120 km/h. I tested it on the highway and easily reached the 110-120 km/h range. The 190cc single-cylinder engine performs well on flat roads, but speed drops a bit when wind resistance is high, such as on steep inclines or in strong winds, reducing it to below 110 km/h. Maintenance is also crucial—regular oil and filter changes are necessary; otherwise, engine efficiency suffers, and it won’t reach top speeds. Safety-wise, don’t push the limits too hard—braking distance increases at 120 km/h, so leave enough space to avoid rear-end collisions, especially when watching out for potholes at high speeds. Overall, it’s a good choice for commuting or short trips, balancing performance and durability well.
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