Honda CB1000F concept bike breaks cover at Osaka Motorcycle Show
What's the story
Honda has unveiled the CB1000F concept bike at the 2025 Osaka Motorcycle Show, a model that could potentially rival Kawasaki's Z900RS. The upcoming roadster showcases a retro-inspired design and styling, which are expected to be carried forward by the CB1000F. This new addition might fill in the gap for a retro-roadster in Honda's lineup.
Design details
A look at its design
The Honda CB1000F concept bike has a retro look with a round headlight and slim tank, which is further accentuated by a narrow tail section. The exhaust system is an eye-catching chrome-finished four-in-one unit. Reports indicate that Honda may use the same engine and mechanicals as in the Hornet CB1000 for this model.
Specifications
Engine and suspension details
The CB1000F is likely to come with a 1,000cc, liquid-cooled, inline-four engine that delivers 151.7hp and 100Nm torque. The bike may also offer a Showa inverted fork and a Showa monoshock with pro-link swingarm setup for better ride quality and control. The front wheel could be paired with a 310mm dual disk setup while the rear wheel may feature a single disk of size 240mm.