New Delhi. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the new CB750 Hornet for Rs 8.5 lakh (ex-showroom, Gurugram). The CB750 Hornet, Honda’s bigving portfolio, has a second mid-weight streetfighter motorcycle after CB650R. HMSI has announced that the booking is now open and delivery will start from June 2025.
Popular in youth
After the launch of the CB750 Hornet, the Managing Director, President and CEO of Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, Tsutsumu Otani said, “The Indian Premium Motorcycle Segment has shown tremendous growth in the past years, especially among the young riders who are looking for styling with the launch of CB750 Hornet, especially among the young riders. Want to further strengthen your appearance in fun biking space. “
‘Agressive x pure’ design
The CB750 Hornet adopts Hornet Honda’s ‘Agressive X Pure’ design Philosophy, including muscular stance, sharp tank shrouds and all-LED lighting systems. This Japanese streetfighter is available in two color options, matte perel glare white and matte ballistic black metallic.
5-5-inch full-collar TFT display
The CB750 Hornet has a 5-inch full-felon TFT display, which includes Honda’s connectivity technology, roadsink app, which allows riders to easily access navigation, calls and music through Bluetooth. It also has an Illuminated multi-functional switch on the handle. The Honda Naked Street Fighter has a 755cc, liquid-cooled, inline 2-cylinder engine, with an 8-valve setup and 270-degree crank. This powerplant gives 90.5 bhp at 9,500 rpm and 75 Nm of torque at 7,250 rpm, which comes with a 6-speed gearbox, with Assist and slipper clutch, which is for smooth gear shifts.
These features are also present
The bike has a Shova SFF-BP inverted front fork and Pro-Link Mono-Shock in the rear. The twin for braking is a dual-channel ABS with a 296mm front disc and 240mm rear disc, which increases safety. The CB750 Hornet has four riding modes – Sport, Standard, Rain and User – allow riders to adapt their experience according to different circumstances. The Honda selectable torque control (HSTC) provides three levels adjustments, while the emergency stop signal system adds another layer of security.
