Honda Integra tech specs

Honda has revealed technical specifications for the recently-announced Integra maxi scooter.

Its all-new parallel twin-cylinder engine actually has a capacity of 670 cc, not 700 cc as originally thought. Nevertheless, power output is a fairly healthy 51.0 bhp (38.1 kW / 51.8 PS), which puts it on a par with potential rivals such as the Suzuki Burgman 650. There’ll also be a slightly detuned version to comply with learner regulations.

Honda Integra (2012) Side 1
2012 Honda Integra. Scroll down for more images.

Previously, Honda had stated that one of the Integra’s key strengths would be fuel efficiency, and in that respect it doesn’t disappoint. Despite being no lightweight, average consumption is an impressive 78.7 mpg (3.6 l/100km).

2012 Honda Integra - Technical Specifications
Engine
Type Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, 8-valve, SOHC, parallel 2-cylinder
Displacement 670 cc
Bore x Stroke 73 mm x 80 mm
Compression Ratio 10.7: 1
Max. Power 51.0 bhp (38.1 kW / 51.8 PS) @ 6,250 rpm (95/1/EC)
Max. Power (Detuned Version) 46.9 bhp (35.0 kW / 47.5 PS) @ 6,250 rpm (95/1/EC)
Max. Torque 62 Nm (45 lb/ft) @ 4,750 rpm (95/1/EC)
Max. Torque (Detuned Version) 60 Nm (44 lb/ft) @ 4,750 rpm (95/1/EC)
Fuel System
Carburetion PGM-FI electronic fuel injection
Throttle Bore 36 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity 14.1 litres
Fuel Consumption 78.7 mpg (3.585 l/100km) (WMTC D-Mode)
Electrical System
Ignition System Computer-controlled digital transistorised with electronic advance
Ignition Timing 12° BTDC (idle) ~ 53.9° BTDC (6,600 rpm)
Sparkplug Type IFR6G-11K
Starter Electric
Battery Capacity 12 V / 11 AH
Headlight 212 V, 60 W x 1 (low) / 55 W x 1 (high)
Drivetrain
Clutch Wet, multiplate hydraulic dual clutch
Clutch Operation D mode / S mode / Manual mode
Transmission Type 6-speed Dual Clutch Transmission
Primary Reduction 1.92
Gear Ratios 1- 2.67; 2 - 1.9; 3 - 1.45; 4 - 1.2; 5 - 1.03; 6 - 0.84
Final Reduction 2.44
Final Drive Chain
Chassis
Frame Type Diamond; steel pipe
Dimensions (LxWxH) 2,195 mm x 790 mm x 1,440 mm
Wheelbase 1,525 mm
Caster Angle 27°
Trail 110 mm
Seat Height 790 mm
Ground Clearance 135 mm
Kerb Weight 238 kg (F: 49.8 kg; R: 50.2 kg)
Max. Carrying Capacity 195 kg
Suspension
Front 41 mm telescopic fork, 120 mm travel
Rear Monoshock damper, Pro-Link swingarm, 120 mm travel
Wheels
Type Multi-spoke cast aluminium
Rim Size Front 17 x MT3.5; rear 17 x MT3.5
Tyre Size Front 120/70-17; rear 160/60-17
Tyre Pressure Front 250 kPa; rear 290 kPa
Brakes
Front 320 mm single wavy hydraulic disc with 3-piston calipers and sintered metal pads, ABS / CBS standard
Rear 240 mm single wavy hydraulic disc with single-piston caliper and sintered metal pads, ABS / CBS standard

Honda Integra (2012) Front Side 2Honda Integra (2012) Riding 1

Honda Integra (2012) Front Side 1Honda Integra (2012) Front Side 3

Honda Integra (2012) Riding 2Honda Integra (2012) Side 2

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