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Honda is a Japanese manufacturer best known for building motorcycles that prioritize smooth engineering, dependable operation, and approachable manners. The brand spans nearly every category, from small commuters and relaxed cruisers to sport machines, adventure bikes, and long-distance tourers. Its character leans toward refinement over drama: engines tend to run quietly and evenly, controls feel light and predictable, and fit and finish are consistently tidy. That makes Honda a natural choice for new riders who want a forgiving first bike, for commuters who value low fuss, and for experienced riders who want a well-sorted machine for touring or daily use. Parts and service support are widely available, which helps with ownership, and the broad lineup lets you match a bike to your purpose rather than adapting your plans to the bike.

187 motorcycles found

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NewestA–ZPowerWeight
Brand and modelCategoryYearsEngine capacityPowerWeightSeat height
Honda Transalp E-ClutchAdventure2026755 cm³90 hp (67 kW)210 kg850 mm
Honda GOLD WING TourTouring2025–present1833 cm³125 hp (93 kW)393 kg745 mm
Honda XR 650LDual-sport2025–present644 cm³40 hp (30 kW)156.9 kg940 mm
Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SPSport2024–present1000 cm³217 hp (162 kW)200 kg831 mm
Honda EM1Scooter2024–present—2.3 hp (1.7 kW)95 kg740 mm
Honda CB 125RNaked2018–present124.9 cm³15 hp (11 kW)130 kg816 mm
Honda CB 300RNaked2018–present286 cm³31 hp (23 kW)143.3 kg803 mm
Honda CX 500 Turbo CB1000RNaked2018–present998 cm³143 hp (106 kW)212 kg828 mm
Honda INTEGRAScooter2018–present745 cm³54 hp (40 kW)238 kg790 mm
Honda NC 750S DCTNaked2018–present745 cm³54 hp (41 kW)227 kg790 mm
Honda NC 750S MTNaked2018–present745 cm³55 hp (41 kW)217 kg790 mm
Honda NC 750X DCTAdventure2018–present745 cm³58 hp (43 kW)226 kg802 mm
Honda CB 650FNaked2017–present649 cm³88 hp (66 kW)208 kg810 mm
Honda CB 1100 RSNaked2017–present1140 cm³88 hp (66 kW)252 kg795 mm
Honda CBR 1000RR SPSport2017–2021999 cm³178 hp (133 kW)195.5 kg820 mm
Honda CRF 250 RallyAdventure2017–present250 cm³24 hp (18 kW)157 kg894 mm
Honda CRF 450RXEnduro2017–present450 cm³50 hp (37 kW)116.1 kg958 mm
Honda CRF 1000L AFRICA TWIN DCTAdventure2017–present998 cm³95 hp (71 kW)229.9 kg871 mm
Honda Grom 125Minibike2017–present124 cm³9.7 hp (7.2 kW)101.6 kg762 mm
Honda NM4 VULTUSCruiser2017–present670 cm³74 hp (55 kW)254.9 kg650 mm
Honda SH 125iScooter2017–present124.9 cm³13 hp (10 kW)133.9 kg799 mm
Honda SH 300iScooter2017–present279.1 cm³25 hp (18 kW)169 kg805 mm
Honda VFR 800XAdventure2017–present782 cm³107 hp (80 kW)244 kg815 mm
Honda CRF 1000L Africa TwinAdventure2016–present1084 cm³101 hp (75 kW)226 kg850 mm

How to choose Honda

  • Power delivery: Honda engines are typically tuned for linear, easy-to-read response, so the throttle rarely surprises you. This suits newer riders learning smooth inputs and veterans who prefer relaxed, usable torque in traffic and on open roads over abrupt, peaky behavior.
  • Handling and weight: Many Honda bikes feel balanced and light at low speed, with neutral steering that makes parking lots, U-turns, and slow filtering less stressful. When test riding, focus on how the bike feels when you walk it, turn it at a crawl, and lift it off the side stand.
  • Riding position: Honda commonly designs for a natural, upright posture with comfortable reach to the bars and sensible footpeg placement. Sit on the bike and check that your knees, wrists, and shoulders feel relaxed, since seat shape and bar height vary widely between categories.
  • Intended use: Pick the category that fits your daily reality. Small and midsize bikes suit commuting and learning, adventure models handle mixed pavement and travel, cruisers favor easy cruising, and touring machines target long days with luggage and a passenger.

At a glance

187 models

Power
Median: 47 hp (35 kW)
Typical range: 22 hp (17 kW)–74 hp (55 kW)
Weight
Median: 203.5 kg
Typical range: 131 kg–244.1 kg
Seat height
Median: 790 mm
Typical range: 735 mm–810 mm

Medians and the middle half of values, calculated from the latest model-year profiles with available data.

Models to explore

Honda CRF 110FHonda CRF 450RXHonda NC 750XHonda CRF 125F

Numerical A2 candidates

These profiles meet the 35 kW and 0.2 kW/kg limits. Check market approval and the original unrestricted power before choosing an A2 motorcycle.

FAQ

Is Honda a good brand for a first motorcycle?
Yes, Honda is a strong choice for first-time riders. Its bikes usually offer gentle throttle response, friendly handling, and approachable controls, which help you build skills with confidence. Choose a category and seat height that fit your body and your plans.
Are Honda motorcycles suited to long-distance touring?
Yes, Honda offers machines built for touring, including adventure and dedicated touring styles. Look for a comfortable seat, wind protection, luggage options, and a riding position you can hold for hours. Sit on the bike and, if possible, ride it on the highway before buying.
Should I buy a new or used Honda?
Either can work well, depending on your budget and goals. A new bike gives you a fresh warranty and known history, while a used one can offer good value if it was maintained. For a used bike, review service records, inspect for leaks or wear, and have a trusted mechanic check it.
How much power is typical?
Median power is 47 hp (35 kW); the middle half of models falls between 22 hp (17 kW) and 74 hp (55 kW).
Which models fit the numerical A2 limits?
Examples include Honda CBR 500R, Honda CB 500F, Honda NC 700SA, Honda Shadow Spirit 750, Honda XR 650L. Their latest profiles meet the numerical limits; market approval and original unrestricted power still need checking.