Honda CB1000R

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The Honda CB1000R is a naked sportbike that first appeared in 2008. It used a 998cc inline-four derived from the Fireblade, with aggressive styling and a single-sided swingarm.

In 2018 Honda introduced a new CB1000R with 'Neo Sports Café' styling, a more powerful engine, a TFT dash and riding modes. It is a premium naked bike that combines comfort, style and strong performance. It was replaced by the CB1000 Hornet in 2025. Rivals include the Kawasaki Z900, Yamaha MT-10 and Triumph Speed Triple.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2024	998 cc	123.4 hp	213 kg	825 mm	52
2023	998 cc	143.5 hp	213 kg	830 mm	53
2022	998 cc	143.5 hp	211 kg	830 mm	53
2021	998 cc	143.5 hp	211 kg	830 mm	53
2020	998 cc	143.5 hp	212 kg	830 mm	57
2019	998 cc	143.5 hp	212 kg	828 mm	57
2018	998 cc	143.5 hp	212 kg	828 mm	58
2017	998 cc	123.4 hp	219 kg	828 mm	52
2016	998 cc	123.4 hp	219 kg	815 mm	56
2015	998 cc	123.4 hp	219 kg	815 mm	53
2014	998 cc	123.4 hp	219 kg	815 mm	54
2013	998 cc	143.5 hp	219 kg	815 mm	53
2012	998 cc	143.5 hp	220 kg	815 mm	53
2011	998 cc	143.5 hp	220 kg	826 mm	50
2010	998 cc	123.4 hp	219 kg	825 mm	49
2009	998 cc	123.4 hp	217 kg	825 mm	45
2008	998 cc	123.4 hp	213 kg	825 mm	46