Honda’s GB badge, a nod to classic motorcycling nostalgia, is making a comeback. First revived in Europe with the 2025 GB350S—a straightforward, air-cooled single aimed at Royal Enfield’s territory—it seems the GB500 is set to return stateside.
Honda filed trademark paperwork in US and New Zealand, signaling that this bike will come to both of those markets. This killer retro roadster could hit a highway near you soon.
Continue reading “The Honda GB500 Is Coming to US”In the world of rare motorcycles, the 1997 Honda AC15 Dream 50 stands as a shimmering tribute to Honda’s rich legacy. Built to commemorate Honda’s 100-millionth motorcycle milestone, this Japanese-market jewel embodies engineering elegance and timeless design.
This particular model is available on Bring a Trailer right now. With just 2 kilometers on the clock, this machine is as close to untouched as one could dream.
Continue reading “Check Out This 1997 Honda AC15 Dream 50 That’s For Sale”Chopper motorcycles. Once the domain of custom garages and backyard builders, choppers have long since found a place in the mainstream. With their raked forks, minimalist silhouettes, and unapologetic flair, these bikes are an ode to freedom and individuality.
Today’s market offers a mix of factory-built masterpieces and custom-inspired models that channel the spirit of the open road. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a dreamer in search of your first chopper, here are the best choppers you can buy right now.
Continue reading “The Best Chopper Motorcycles You Can Buy New From the Showroom”The first motorcycle. It’s a rite of passage, a gateway to freedom, and a crash course (hopefully metaphorical) in two-wheeled living. The beginner bike needs to be approachable yet brimming with charisma—something to ignite your passion for riding without scaring you off.
After all, the coolest bikes aren’t always the fastest; they’re the ones that make you smile every time you thumb the starter. Here are eight machines that deliver just that. These are the coolest beginner motorcycles.
Continue reading “The 8 Coolest Beginner Motorcycles (2024)”The 2004 Honda Rune is not just a motorcycle—it’s a rolling sculpture, a daring statement from Honda’s design vaults. Born from the contemporary Valkyrie, the Rune boasts an audacious mix of artistry and engineering that screams exclusivity.
This particular example, showing a modest 6,000 miles, is dressed in a sleek black finish complemented by glistening chrome accents.
Continue reading “Check Out This 2004 Honda Rune That’s For Sale”In the crowded halls of motorcycling history, some machines demand attention not for their raw power or flashy looks but for their sheer audacity to break the mold. The Honda PC800 Pacific Coast, introduced in 1989, was one such machine.
It was a motorcycle that dared to challenge conventions, a two-wheeled oddity that combined practical ingenuity with a design philosophy more akin to a minivan than a traditional bike. While its polarizing reception might suggest otherwise, the PC800 remains a beloved and iconic model for those who appreciate its forward-thinking spirit.
Continue reading “The Honda PC800 Pacific Coast: A Look Back at One of Honda’s Most Interesting Icons”Honda is bringing its NT1100 sport-tourer to the U.S., but there’s a catch: it’s exclusively for law enforcement agencies. Dubbed the Honda NT1100 Police, this Africa Twin-based machine replaces the venerable ST1300 as Honda’s official police model.
Packed with practicality and Honda’s hallmark reliability, the NT1100 Police aims to excel in urban maneuverability and long-distance performance. I just wish they offered a non-police variant in the States.
Continue reading “Check Out the 2025 Honda NT1100 Police”Honda is revving up its four-cylinder ambitions. Following an earlier trademark filing for the “CBR400R Four,” Honda has now submitted paperwork for a “CBR500R Four.”
This November filing with Japan’s intellectual property office mirrors the earlier move in August, hinting at a new line of small-displacement, high-revving sportbikes.
Continue reading “Honda’s Four-Cylinder Renaissance: CBR500R Four Trademark Filed”The new Honda GB350S made its grand debut at EICMA, reviving the classic GB name with a dash of British retro flair. It’s a beautiful motorcycle and one that had me wishing it was coming stateside.
Unfortunately for U.S. enthusiasts, this air-cooled throwback likely won’t be US-bound, but whispers of a potential Honda GB500 might sweeten the wait.
Continue reading “New Honda GB350S Debuts Overseas, Will a Honda GB500 Bring Retro Style to the U.S.?”Honda’s bold leap into the world of forced induction motorcycles is nothing short of a revelation. Enter the first-ever V-3 engine with forced induction, a blend of innovation that gives a nod to the classics while charging headlong into the future.
Continue reading “The Honda Forced Induction V-3 Engine”
