Over the past few days, Honda has ... form of the inline-four CB650R naked bike. The Hornet 750 is decently well-equipped for a machine in its class with four riding modes (Sport, Standard ...

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has expanded ... call alerts and media control. It also gets four ride modes namely, Sport, Standard, Rain and User. Other key features include traction control ...

Honda CB750 Hornet comes as a key model in the Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer's premium motorcycle strategy for Indian ...

Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) has officially launched the X-ADV 750 in India, priced at ₹11.90 ... and a ride-by-wire throttle system, enabling four preset riding modes — Standard, Sport ...

Honda has launched the CB750 Hornet at Rs ... It comes with traction control, four riding modes (Sport, Standard, Rain, and User), a slipper clutch, a TFT display (similar to the one on the ...

Honda's Super Cub C125 isn't exactly a speed demon, but throughout the decades, this around-town putter has never aspired to ...

Honda also replaces the base LX and Sport models’ naturally aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with an all-new one that, somehow, makes less power than before. It’s also quieter ...

One unique element cements the 2025 NC750X's status as one of the most approachable and versatile bikes you can buy today.

Not to say the Super Meteor isn’t, but the other two would have an edge with their liquid-cooling. In this triple conundrum, the new Honda Rebel 500 positions itself as the middle ground ...

In 1997 the World Supersport series kicked off as a support class to the World Superbike championship. Designed to offer ...

Then let's take the average fuel consumption according to Honda: 6.8L/100 km for the regular Sport and 4.8L for the electrified one. At $1.50 per litre of regular gasoline, the hybrid driver thus ...

Includes reviews of Sport Honda from DealerRater. Want to share your experience with this dealership? I would have rated Sport Honda a 10 if I could have. I attribute this to Honda’s owner Gibbs ...