Honda revived its out-of-production “Hornet” platform with the new-for-2023 CB750. This is a thoroughly modern ride with a new frame and new bodywork, all pushed down the road by an also-new ...

Honda introduced its flagship streetfighter model, the CB1000 Hornet, at EICMA last year, with promises it would arrive as a ...

The Honda Hornet range first began in 1998, taking an old dependable CBR600F sportsbike engine and shoehorning it into a basic chassis to create the CB600F. A simple recipe popular with novices ...

Honda Hornet 2.0 STD is the base variant in the Hornet 2.0 lineup and is priced at Rs. 1.40 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). This STD variant comes with an engine putting out and of max power and max ...

CB Hornet 160R is the sportiest naked motorcycle from HMSI in the 150cc-160cc segment. The Euro 4 compliant 162.71cc engine produces 15.66 BHP and 14.76 NM of torque. It also features Honda’s ...

Yes, the Honda Hornet 2.0 is equipped with a single-channel ABS. Q. Is Hornet 2.0 worthy to buy at 1.5lakhs? Hornet has no dedicated cooling, is there any engine heat issue and how is it's ...

The bike is available in variants such as Standard, each providing a blend of performance and efficiency.

When it is time to hit the streets again, you got to do it with style, confidence and speed, so if this is your intention look no further than new Honda CB1000 Hornet. This beast is powered by a ...

Honda’s new CB1000 Hornet SP would seem to have it all. It’s powered by a snarling, 155bhp superbike engine, runs a top-spec Öhlins TTX36 rear shock, Brembo Stylema brakes, a quickshifter ...

CB Hornet 160R is the sportiest naked motorcycle from HMSI in the 150cc-160cc segment. The Euro 4 compliant 162.71cc engine produces 15.66 BHP and 14.76 NM of torque. It also features Honda’s ...