




Touring / Enduro
Honda CB150X Black
from / month: Rp 2,800,000
About this bike
The Honda CB150X pairs a manual-transmission 150cc engine with trail-inspired styling — for riders who want a bit more engagement than a scooter, wrapped in a bike that shrugs off Bali's uneven backroads.
Specifications
- Engine
- 149.16 cc
- Power
- 16.6 hp
- Fuel use
- 2.5 L/100km
- Fuel tank
- 12 L
- Transmission
- Manual
- Seat height
- 817 mm
- Seats
- 2
- Kerb weight
- 139 kg
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Rental period
7 days
Delivery location (optional)
For the driver only — does not affect the price.
Delivery time (optional)
Delivery available 9:00–22:00. Need it earlier or later? Ask the manager. Does not affect the price.
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Helmets
2 helmets included free — upgrade either slot below.
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Get to Know This Bike
The Honda CB150X pairs a manual-transmission 150cc engine with trail-inspired styling — for riders who want a bit more engagement than a scooter, wrapped in a bike that shrugs off Bali's uneven backroads.
Key Benefits
- Manual gearbox feel: gives riders more control over power delivery on winding roads than an automatic scooter.
- Long-travel suspension and an 817mm seat height: built for broken tarmac and unpaved village lanes.
- 12-litre fuel tank: one of the largest in its class, so you can go further between fill-ups.
- Light 139kg kerb weight: easy to manage at low speed and when parking.
Expert Tips
- The taller seat height suits riders 175cm and up; shorter riders may want to check reach at pickup.
- Use the manual gearbox's engine braking on Bali's steep descents to save your brake pads. For more braking tips, see our guide on How to Brake Safely on Bali's Hills and Mountain Roads.
- The trail-tuned suspension rewards smooth, steady throttle inputs on rough sections.
FAQ
- Do I need manual gearbox experience to ride the CB150X? Yes — it has a standard manual transmission, so previous experience riding a geared motorcycle is recommended.
- Is the CB150X good for exploring beyond the main roads? It is built with trail-styled suspension for rough tarmac and gravel access roads, though our rental terms require staying on public roads.
- How does it compare to a scooter for a first-time Bali rider? It gives more control and a sportier ride than an automatic scooter, but needs comfort with a manual clutch and gears.