The 2024 Honda Transalp has arrived, but it’s not the motorcycle enthusiasts were hoping for.
After 37 years, this new Honda model disappoints many, and the blame falls squarely on the EPA, according to the gents at FortNine. With a weight of 460 lbs, it’s designed for adventure, but it seems to have missed the mark in several key areas.
Continue reading “2024 Honda Transalp: The Impact of EPA on New Motorcycles”Honda is back in the thick of MotoAmerica, and they’re not just dipping a toe—they’re diving in headfirst. With the razor-sharp Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP as their weapon of choice, Honda’s 2025 campaign spans three classes, led by Real Steel Honda Racing.
Hayden Gillim, the Kentucky-bred racer with Hayden lineage in his blood, is taking the Fireblade to the Superbike class, while JD Beach tackles Stock 1000 and the Superbike Cup. Real Steel isn’t just racing; they’re out to prove that Honda still belongs at the top.
Continue reading “The Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP Will Race in MotoAmerica in 2025”The Honda CB series from the 70s has long been a favorite for cafe racer enthusiasts. However, as these classic bikes become rarer and more valuable, builders are looking for alternatives.
This article explores a stunning “Seven Fifty” project by KrisBiker Customs (presented by Racer TV in the video below), showcasing a modern take on the Honda CB 750 from the 90s.
Continue reading “Custom Honda CB 750 “Seven Fifty” Cafe Racer by Krisbiker Customs”The Honda Gold Wing has been a staple in the motorcycle world for over 50 years, known for its comfort and innovative features.
In the video below, the fine gents at FortNine up in Canada take a look at the new Honda Gold Wing, focusing on its automatic transmission and how it fits into the bike’s long history of advancements. Here’s the video and some thoughts about the topic.
Continue reading “Does the New Honda Gold Wing Prove Automatic Transmissions are King?”Well, it took long enough. For years, American riders watched from across the Atlantic as Honda rolled out some of its best bikes—only to keep them locked away in European showrooms. But patience, as they say, is a virtue, and it’s finally paying off.
Three of Honda’s most anticipated motorcycles are heading to the U.S.: the NT1100 sport-tourer, the CB750 Hornet middleweight streetfighter, and the CB1000 Hornet SP. This was rumored before, but now it’s official.
Continue reading “The Honda NT1100, CB750 Hornet, and CB1000 Hornet SP Finally Hit the US”Honda’s engineers must have been on a serious nostalgia trip because their latest creation isn’t a high-revving superbike or a whisper-quiet EV—it’s a Pokémon. Yes, you read that right.
The Honda Koraidon Project, a collaboration with The Pokémon Company, is a full-sized, rideable version of Koraidon, the legendary creature from Pokémon Scarlet.
Continue reading “The Honda Pokémon Concept Motorcycle”Honda CBR motorcycles have been a staple in the world of sports bikes since they first hit the scene. Known for their sleek design and powerful performance, these bikes have captured the hearts of many motorcycle enthusiasts.
From the early models to the latest innovations, Honda CBRs have evolved significantly, offering something for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned racer or a casual rider. In this article, we’ll explore the history, features, and future of Honda CBR motorcycles, diving into what makes each model unique and beloved by riders worldwide.
Continue reading “Everything You Need to Know About Honda CBR Motorcycles”Ever heard of the Honda Africa Twin? If you’re into adventure bikes, you probably have. This beast has been around in one form or another since the late ’80s. Born from the dust and grit of the Paris-Dakar Rally, it’s got a racing pedigree that few can match.
Over the years, it’s evolved, disappeared, then made a comeback, each time adapting to what riders want. From its early days as the XRV650 to the latest CRF1100L, the Africa Twin has always been about blending road and off-road capabilities. Let’s take a look at its history and see what makes this bike so special.
Continue reading “Honda Africa Twin: A Detailed Look at its Legacy So Far”Fifty years of Gold Wing. Half a century of cross-country hauls, iron-butted ambition, and the quiet hum of a horizontally-opposed six-cylinder engine smoothing out the miles.
For 2025, Honda tips its hat to the legend with a 50th Anniversary edition, dressing the grand tourer in three commemorative liveries—Bordeaux Red Metallic, Matte Black Metallic, and Eternal Gold—plus a non-anniversary Light Silver Metallic for those who prefer their nostalgia without the extra garnish.
Continue reading “2025 Honda Gold Wing: The 50th Anniversary Edition”The gents at Motorcyclist embarked on an exciting journey through Northern California, comparing two vastly different motorcycles in a cheap vs expensive adventure motorcycles experience: the rugged Honda XR650L and the high-tech BMW R 1300 GS Trophy.
They aimed to discover whether spending more truly enhances the adventure experience. Check out what they found.
Continue reading “Cheap VS Expensive Adventure Motorcycles: A Tale of Two Bikes”
