Honda could be working on a new sporty machine that puts the existing CBR400R in the shade. The rumor mill is buzzing, as recent patent applications suggest that Honda is planning a CBR400R with a four-cylinder engine. This potential newcomer to the sportbike segment could be the answer to Kawasaki's successful Ninja ZX-4R, which has already caused quite a stir. Here is what we know so far about the potential model and what it could mean.
With the MSX125 Grom, Honda is launching a new version of its popular fun bike on the market. Originally launched in 1963 as the Monkey, Honda has continuously developed the concept over the years. With the 2025 model year, the latest version of the MSX125 Grom is now also coming to Germany and once again promises riding fun and practical mobility in a compact form.
Motorcyclists beware: Honda has announced an extensive recall for several of its most popular models. The models affected are the Gold Wing, CBR 1000 RR Fireblade and CBR 600 RR from the 2018 to 2020 model years. In total, almost 20,000 vehicles in the USA and Germany will have to be returned to workshops to rectify a potential problem with the fuel pump. But what exactly is the cause of this recall and what should owners of the affected models do now?
Honda is developing a new airbag technology for motorcycles that is designed to provide even better protection for the rider. While the spread of airbags in motorcycle clothing is already well advanced, motorcycle-mounted airbags have so far found only limited acceptance. Honda could now ensure a change with their innovative idea.
Honda is expanding its portfolio of driving assistance systems to include functions specifically designed to counteract the challenges posed by crosswinds. This development is part of a wider drive to improve safety and the driving experience through technological advances.
In 2024, Honda is expanding its range of supersport motorcycles with the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP Carbon Edition. This model is characterized by its matt Pearl Morion Black paint finish, which is complemented by numerous carbon fibre components such as fairing parts, aero winglets and covers for the front and rear wheels. Production is limited to 300 units worldwide, with each motorcycle identified by a special badge on the airbox cover. The price for this motorcycle is 32,100 euros, plus 590 euros for delivery.
Honda is about to open a new chapter. The focus is on the creation of an adventure bike that has been specially designed to take on the famous Royal Enfield Himalayan. This news will set motorcycle enthusiasts' hearts racing, as it is the first time Honda has ventured into the territory of beginner-friendly adventure motorcycles.
In the dynamic world of motorcycle technology, Honda is presenting a potential innovation in the fairing of its CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP with a recently filed patent. This move could have a significant impact on the aerodynamics and design of the model.
Honda has an exciting new product that is set to revolutionize the motorcycle world: the E-Clutch, the world's first automated clutch for motorcycles with manual transmissions. This innovative system, which was presented at the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, is a technological masterpiece that promises a new riding experience for beginners and experienced bikers alike.
The Honda CB1000 Hornet, for the 2024 model year, marks a significant step in the evolution of Honda's naked bikes. It combines technical innovations with a dynamic design, focusing on performance and riding experience.
The Honda CBR600RR, an icon among super sports bikes, is back on European roads and race tracks. Its heart, a 16-valve DOHC in-line four-cylinder engine, develops 121 PS (89 kW, approx. 119 hp) at 14,250 rpm. With state-of-the-art electronic assistance systems and an elaborate chassis design, the model aims to outshine its competitors.
The 2024 edition of the CBR500R remains true to its reputation as a balanced motorcycle, incorporating the latest technologies such as the Honda RoadSync system and up-to-date safety features to offer a combination of everyday practicality and sporty riding fun. With a carefully refined design and technological updates, Honda refines the riding experience without compromising the model's familiar efficiency and reliability.
The Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin and Adventure Sports, experience a comprehensive refresh for the 2024 model series, which not only makes lovers of the brands sit up and take notice. Driven by the continued success of the models, Honda is taking the opportunity to optimize the performance, design and equipment of the popular adventure bikes.
The Honda NT1100 gets new colors and more accessories in 2024, while remaining popular with motorcyclists in Europe, especially for its special transmission option.
Honda is developing innovative moving body panels on the motorcycle that could change the riding experience through targeted feedback and increase safety during automatic steering or braking maneuvers, an ambitious step toward eliminating all traffic accidents involving Honda vehicles by 2050.
Honda may be planning a sporty CBR750R that could be based on the Hornet 750. New patents and design hints point to a race-oriented seating position and possible competition with existing models.
Honda has patented an innovative mirror design that places the mirrors under the handlebars to improve visibility, aerodynamics and steering response. The design has already been incorporated into a Japan-exclusive model and could find application in future motorcycles.
Honda is revolutionizing the concept of the hybrid motorcycle with an ambitious design that combines two electric motors, an innovative planetary gearbox and a vision for the future that goes beyond traditional notions. Will they set the standard for decades to come with this groundbreaking technology?
From Honda comes 2024 the CBR 250 RR-R. With a powerful four-cylinder engine, rumored to deliver 55 hp and 20,000 rpm, it will compete with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25 R.
Honda will take center stage this year at the prestigious Wheels & Waves Festival in Biarritz, France. The event, which takes place June 21-25, 2023, is a platform for Honda to showcase its selection of custom minibikes, including two Dax 125s, two MSX125 Groms and three Monkey 125s.