Insure your 1983 Honda for just $75/year.* #1 insurer: 1 out of 3 insured riders choose Progressive. Savings: We offer plenty of discounts, and rates start at just $75/year. OEM parts in repairs: We ...

Five years ago, Honda showed off a pretty sweet old-school-looking two-wheeler. Dubbed the CB-F Concept, it boasted a 998cc power plant, single-sided swing arm and Superbike-inspired graphics. Sadly, ...

2018. That’s when the current-generation CB1000R first debuted. Since then, Honda’s flagship naked bike has remained largely unchanged and currently sits as a bit of an antique against other ...

The hype around the CB1000 Hornet is real. It’s one of the most bang-for-buck liter-class streetfighters in the world today, and Honda has finally brought it to America for the 2025 model year.

If you ask me, a great starting point might be the removal of its chunky tail section. The bike we’ll be examining below is a ‘95 MY Honda CB1000 Super Four that’s currently up for grabs on ...

To celebrate 50 years of the first ‘superbike’, Honda Italy and Roma Motodays came up with this special creation on two wheels The term ‘superbike’ was coined after the Honda CB750.

The CB750 comes with three preset and two custom ride modes, five-level Honda Selectable Torque Control (i.e. traction control), wheelie control, and a bi-drectional quickshifter. In Canada, ...