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Honda CB1000 Hornet SP Launched in India with 999cc Engine and Bold Design

Honda unveils the CB1000 Hornet SP in India, targeting premium bike enthusiasts with its powerful 999cc engine and advanced tech features.

Honda CB1000 Hornet SP Launched in India with 999cc Engine and Bold Design

An all-new bike from Honda has broken cover and we are very excited to tell you about it as it is bound to be the talk of the biking world. It’s name is the CB1000 Hornet SP and this is a nice looking street bike that offers incredible performance with modern features and there is a but, it price at a quite high price of 12.35 lakh, ex-showroom-priced.

If you’re after a bike that can offer you a load of power, but doesn’t seem to weigh so much and loom so large, this CB1000 Hornet SP could be worth a squint. It’s been designed for people who want to step up to something faster than the average commuter bike, but without all the power and weight of a superbike.

Engine and Performance

This spiky AND3 now has its bite and the 1000 Hornet SP bites hard, thanks to 999cc four-cylinder engine producing 155.0 bhp at 11,000 rpm matched to 107 Nm of torque at around 9000 revs. It’s quite more capable than most bikes you’ll come across here in Indian roads if you want to make that comparison. It is mated with 6-speed transmission that will transmit the power efficiently.

A power like this means the bike can handle the city as well as everything in between. Honda says that the RR350 was tuned specifically to deliver a pleasurable riding experience for the riders, they also add that usually means a bike was design to be fun to ride and not to be focused entirely on speed.

Design and Looks

Its CB1000 Hornet SP has a modern, aggressive look which clearly targets younger riders. The front has a sleek LED projector headlamp, which provides the bike with a striking distinct look. The fuel tank is an attractive shape that blends seamlessly with the sloping rear, giving the classic street bike look.

Honda uses the frame of a steel structure for its construction which is durable and toughness. The overall style is simple and contemporary, but not too extravagant or flashy. It’s a bike that is attractively in a café and office.

Ride and Handling

The other main point which I was interested in the CB1000 Hornet SP is a characteristic of its suspension system. CB1000 Hornet SP is suspension. The suspension is Showa (SFF-BP front forks and an Ohlins monoshock TTX36 at the rear). So what you’re getting here is high quality gear that will give you great riding and handling in a multitude of road weather environments.

The model uses new alloy wheels and tubeless tires, the maintenance is more relaxation and the resistance is lower. Stopping and braking system The bike comes with front dual-disc brakes and a rear single disc brake to ensure you can stop the bike with ease and full control.

Features and Technology

CB1000 Hornet SP CB1000 Hornet SP Mix the latest improvements to make your daily journey even more enjoyable. It includes 3 riders with 3 skins including Standard, Standrad and Sport. These settings determine how the bike will respond to your pedal input. This makes for a smoother ride in a lot of situations.

Best of all, Honda has baked in two user modes, which allow you to tailor factors such as throttle response and traction control to your tastes. This enables you to customize how the bike will ride in accordance with your preferences.
The bike also has an LCD display of 5 inches which displays all important information clearly. There’s also Bluetooth connectivity to connect your smartphone. It allows you to gain access to features like navigation and music control directly on the bike’s screen.

Price and Competition

With a price tag of Rs 12.35 lakh at the time of sale at the time of writing, the CB1000 Hornet SP is positioned within the premium motorcycle category. It’s going to compete against motorcycles like those of the Kawasaki Z900 and Triumph Street Triple R. The price places it within the category of premium and is clearly targeted towards serious motorcyclists instead of casual users.

At present, Honda has only launched the premium SP version. However, Honda may introduce an affordable version at some point. This would enable the bike to more riders that would like the Honda experience, but at a lower cost.


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Who Should Consider This Bike?

CB1000 Hornet SP CB1000 Hornet SP is for experienced riders who want to stand out – the best looking most versatile motorcycles available for city riding and occasional forays on the open road. This is definitely not a bike for new riders (or those on a budget), but for folks who have experience and want to step up to something that will deliver more fun, it’s a happy medium between a bike designed for serious errand running and one made to be a hooligan.

If you’re looking for the best features, is interested in the latest technologies and is looking for an item that stands out from the crowd, then the CB1000 Hornet SP deserves serious attention.

Final Thoughts

Honda’s CB1000 Hornet SP brings serious performance and top features to the Indian market for motorcycles. Although the price is on the high end, you’ll can get plenty of value for the money. The strong engine, high-end suspension parts, and the latest features make it an attractive choice for those looking to upgrade their bikes to something more unique.

The likelihood of it achieving success in the premium motorcycle market is yet to be determined However, Honda has definitely developed a bike that provides real performance and features that justifies its status as a premium model.

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Soumya Roy

Soumya Roy is a content writer with 5 years of experience, specializing in automobiles. He delivers insightful articles, reviews, and industry updates tailored for readers across India. He work blends technical understanding with engaging storytelling. You can reach Soumya at SoumyaRoy@autogist.com.

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