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2026Honda CBR500R E-Clutch

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The 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch is an accessible middleweight sportbike designed for novice and intermediate riders seeking nimble performance without complexity. Its 471cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine delivers predictable power, while the electronic clutch simplifies operation and reduces rider fatigue. Known for manageable ergonomics, lightweight agility, and reliable all-around capability, it excels as a confidence-building stepping stone in the middleweight class.

Capacity
471.0 ccm
Engine
Parallel Twin, four-stroke
Gearbox
Not on record
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Wet weight
194.0 kg
Seat height
785 mm
Power
46.9 HP (35.0 kW) @ 8500 RPM
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How it rides

Editorial estimate from the spec sheet - not lab tested
Speed 45Agility 72Comfort 62Off-road 15Touring 55Road manners 78
Off-road & trail15%
Cornering68%
City riding78%
Daily riding80%
Touring55%
Two-up45%
Track40%
Best for
Best viewed as a do-it-all commuter and learner-friendly sportbike that handles daily traffic, weekend twisty roads, and occasional light touring without specializing hard in any one discipline.
Built for
A refined, predictable parallel-twin machine that favors smooth, accessible performance and everyday usability over outright thrills or aggression.
Not ideal for
Not the right choice for riders chasing top-tier track speed, serious off-road capability, or long-haul touring comfort with a passenger and luggage.

Scores are derived from the spec sheet using the same model across every bike, so they compare like for like.

Will it fit you?

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At 785mm, a rider of 68.9" with a 31" (estimated) inseam will reach the ground with both feet flat on the 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch, with a cramped knee angle of around 70 degrees and a forward-leaning riding position.

Assumes about 30mm of suspension sag once seated. This is an approximation from category-typical geometry, not a measurement of this bike or of you - sit on one before you buy.

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Full specifications

Engine
Capacity
471.0 ccm
Power
46.9 HP (35.0 kW) @ 8500 RPM
Torque
43.0 Nm (4.4 kgf-m) @ 6500 RPM
Engine type
Parallel Twin, four-stroke
Power/weight ratio
0.2418 HP/kg (wet)
Compression
10.7:1
Starting
Electric
Transmission
Final drive
Chain
Dimensions & weight
Wheelbase
1410 mm
Seat height
785 mm
Wet weight
194.0 kg
Fuel capacity
17.10 litres
Ground clearance
130 mm
Dry weight
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Chassis & suspension
Rake (fork angle)
25.5°
Trail
102 mm
Brakes & wheels
Front brakes
Dual 296 mm x 4 mm disc with Nissin radial-mount four piston calipers
Front brakes diameter
296 mm
Rear brakes
Single 240 mm x 5 mm disc with single piston caliper
Rear brakes diameter
240 mm
Front tyre
120/70ZR17M/C (58W)
Rear tyre
160/60ZR17M/C (69W)

Compiled from manufacturer documentation and user contributions, corrected on an ongoing basis. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.

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Common questions

What is the engine size of the Honda CBR500R E-Clutch?

The 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch has a Capacity of 471.0 ccm (28.74 cubic inches).

What engine power does the Honda CBR500R E-Clutch have?

The 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch has a Power of 46.9 HP (35.0 kW) @ 8500 RPM.

What is the torque of the Honda CBR500R E-Clutch?

The 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch has a Torque of 43.0 Nm (4.4 kgf-m or 31.7 ft.lbs) @ 6500 RPM.

How much does the Honda CBR500R E-Clutch weigh?

The 2026 Honda CBR500R E-Clutch has a Wet weight of 194.0 kg (427.7 pounds).

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