Honda Launches CB1000 Hornet At EICMA 2023, Here's The Excess

Honda CB1000 Hornet. (Doc. Honda Global

JAKARTA - Honda officially launched the CB1000 Hornet at the EICMA event in Milan, Italy, adding to the ranks of naked motorcycles with sporty designs.

The latest 2024 edition of the motorcycle features an attractive and aggressive design, especially on the prominent front lights with dashing characteristics, and is equipped with a double LED projector.

In addition, the design of the body and motorcycle tank, as quoted from Honda Global's official website, Thursday, November 9, displays the strengthening of the Hornet with sharp curves that add to the aggressive impression, equipped with the 'Honda' logo.

The Honda CB1000 Hornet is also equipped with the latest twin-spar steel frame, which is claimed to provide a unique combination of excellent performance and stability, especially when driving at the corner.

In terms of performance, this motorbike is supported by a new version of four fresh cylinders adapted from the Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade. This engine is capable of generating up to 149.5 dk of power with a maximum torque of more than 100 Nm.

Not only that, the Honda CB1000 Hornet is equipped with a Showa 41mm Difference Function Fork Big Piston (SFF-BP) suspension system on the front. This front suspension can be adjusted for compression and rebound. On the back, there is a Pro-link shock breaker from Showa.

In addition, this motor also offers complete features, including the use of electronic tools operated through the Throne By Wire system. Drivers can choose between 3 driving modes displayed on a 5-inch TFT-colored screen. Connectivity is available for Android and iOS devices via Honda RoadSync.