Honda is gearing up to reveal an all-new sport-touring motorcycle, the CB1000GT, which is based on the powerful CB1000 Hornet. According to reports from Motorcycle.com, the upcoming model is expected to debut
at the EICMA 2025. Early details from vehicle filings in Australia have already given us a glimpse of what to expect and it is shaping up to be an exciting mix of performance, comfort and long-distance practicality.
The Honda CB1000GT is expected to deliver the thrilling performance of the CB1000 Hornet with the comfort and features of a touring bike. It comes with a partial front fairing that flows from the fuel tank and a tall windscreen. There are also handguards, a center stand and thicker, more cushioned seats.
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According to Motorcycle.com, CB1000GT will be powered by a 1,000cc inline-four engine which will produce 147.5 horsepower at 11,000 rpm. While that is slightly less than the 155 hp in the CB1000 Hornet SP, it will still be a strong performer. The bike uses the same Nissin radial-mount four-piston front brakes.
From the side, we can spot a quickshifter, an upswept handlebar for a more relaxed riding position, and mounting points for panniers, expected that Honda may offer optional luggage accessories. The wheelbase is slightly longer at 57.7 inches.
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The bike weighs just under 500 pounds (266 kg), the CB1000GT balances sporty handling with long-distance comfort. Its fairing, advanced ergonomics, and aerodynamic design make it a compelling option for riders who want a motorcycle that’s as comfortable on the open highway as it is fun on twisty backroads.
While full details like price and market availability will be revealed when Honda officially unveils the bike, the CB1000GT already looks like it will bring the best in terms of performance and practicality, for those who love the thrill of riding a motorbike but also need comfort for long journeys.
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