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Industry Updated Honda NC750X, CB1000R, ADV 150 Now Available In The U.S.

Updated Honda NC750X, CB1000R, ADV 150 Now Available In The U.S.

Some cool updates to Big Red's fleet of bikes.
By Enrico Punsalang 04 March 2021
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01:32 Standard and Naked The 2021 Honda CB1000R Evolves And Gets New Black Edition

The 2021 Honda CB1000R Evolves And Gets New Black Edition

Muscle up, buttercup.
By Sabrina Giacomini 10 November 2020
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00:28 Standard and Naked Honda Drops Hot New 2021 CB1000R Teaser

Honda Drops Hot New 2021 CB1000R Teaser

CB incoming.
By Sabrina Giacomini 23 October 2020
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Design Reimagined And Amazing: Custom Honda CB1000R

Reimagined And Amazing: Custom Honda CB1000R

This is not a boring standard motorcycle by any stretch.
By Kate Murphy 09 July 2019
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Design Epic Honda CB Customization Contest Is A Sight To Behold

Epic Honda CB Customization Contest Is A Sight To Behold

If you’re a Honda CB fanboy, you should check these out!
By Sabrina Giacomini 19 March 2019
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News Honda Brings Neo Cafe CB300R to US Shores

Honda Brings Neo Cafe CB300R to US Shores

The little sibling of the CB1000R is poised to roll into US dealerships by Summer of 2018, extending the modern-retro class to the entry-level segment.
By Tim Huber 06 April 2018
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EICMA Honda’s Neo Sports Cafe Revealed as CB1000R

Honda’s Neo Sports Cafe Revealed as CB1000R

The venerable CB1000R is reborn with a new look and a lot more power. Find out when it will be arriving in dealerships.
By Chris Cope 07 November 2017
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Details: Honda CB1000R

Details: Honda CB1000R

The Honda CB1000R isn’t, as you might assume, a naked CBR1000RR. The two bikes share lower engine case design that makes the engines appear the same from the outside, but the CB1000R makes a whopping 53bhp less. Is being a completely different bike from the CBR necessarily a bad thing? Photos: Grant Ray Why the CB1000R is not a naked CBR1000RR The CBR1000RR has a twin-spar aluminum frame
By Sean Smith 01 December 2011
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2011 Honda CBR250R and CB1000R priced at $3,999, $10,999

2011 Honda CBR250R and CB1000R priced at $3,999, $10,999

The Honda CBR250R has been priced at $3,999 and the Honda CB1000R — finally entering the US — will cost $10,999 when they go on-sale here next year. That CBR250R pricing is identical to the Kawasaki Ninja 250, but if you want ABS it will carry a $500 premium. The CB1000R’s pricing is also similar to rivals from Kawasaki, the Z1000 costs $10,599 and the new Ninja 1000 is $10,999. Honda says b...
By HFL Staff 01 December 2010
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