# Honda SP160 — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 2 variants of Honda SP160 with ex-showroom prices.

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The Honda SP160 is offered in two variants - Single Disc and Double Disc - with a price gap of Rs 5,510 between them. The key difference is the rear braking setup: the Single Disc variant uses a 130 mm rear drum brake, while the Double Disc variant gets a 220 mm rear disc brake. Both variants come with the same 276 mm front disc brake and single-channel ABS (front wheel only). Everything else - engine, TFT display, Bluetooth connectivity, LED lighting, USB-C port, and chassis - is identical.

**SP160 Single Disc - Rs 1,16,270 (ex-showroom Delhi)**
This is the entry point into the SP160 range and the more popular variant. The rear drum brake performs well in everyday city riding and is virtually maintenance-free compared to a disc. For a buyer who primarily rides in the city and doesn't push the bike hard, the Single Disc is the practical choice and saves Rs 5,510 over the Double Disc.

**SP160 Double Disc - Rs 1,21,780 (ex-showroom Delhi)**
The Double Disc variant adds a rear disc brake, which improves braking feel and modulation - particularly noticeable during hard stops or downhill braking. If you regularly ride at highway speeds or frequently carry a pillion, the improved rear braking is worth the premium. The Double Disc also looks slightly more premium due to the disc rotor at the rear.

For most urban riders, the Single Disc is the better buy - the rear drum is reliable, low-maintenance, and the Rs 5,510 saving is real money. If you're frequently on highways or want the more complete braking package, the Double Disc is worth it. Note that on-road prices vary significantly by city - the same Single Disc variant costs Rs 1,15,733 in Delhi but Rs 1,27,477 in Bangalore due to state-level RTO differences.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| SP160 Single Disc | ₹ 1,16,270 |
| SP160 Double Disc | ₹ 1,21,780 |

At Rs 5,510, the upgrade from Single to Double Disc is a straightforward decision based on how you ride. Rear disc brakes offer better modulation and wear resistance, but the drum on the Single Disc is entirely adequate for urban use. Neither variant offers dual-channel ABS - that's a segment-wide limitation shared across both SP160 variants. If dual-channel ABS is a firm requirement, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V starts at Rs 1,16,491 and offers it as standard on most variants.

## FAQs

**What is the difference between SP160 Single Disc and Double Disc?**
The SP160 Single Disc (Rs 1,16,270) has a 130 mm rear drum brake, while the Double Disc (Rs 1,21,780) has a 220 mm rear disc brake. Everything else - engine, TFT display, Bluetooth, LED lighting, USB-C port - is identical. The ABS is single-channel on both variants.

**Which Honda SP160 variant should I buy?**
For city commuting, the Single Disc at Rs 1,16,270 is the better value - the rear drum brake is reliable and low-maintenance. If you frequently ride at highway speeds or carry a pillion often, the Double Disc at Rs 1,21,780 offers better braking modulation for Rs 5,510 more.

**Does the Double Disc variant have dual-channel ABS?**
No. The Honda SP160 Double Disc has a rear disc brake but still uses single-channel ABS - meaning ABS activates only at the front wheel, not the rear disc. Neither SP160 variant offers dual-channel ABS.

**Are the Honda SP160 colours different across variants?**
Both SP160 variants - Single Disc and Double Disc - are available in the same 4 colours: Pearl Igneous Black, Pearl Deep Ground Gray, Radiant Red Metallic, and Athletic Blue Metallic.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/honda/sp160)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/honda/sp160/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/honda/sp160/price)