CB750 Hornet

The Honda CB750 Hornet is a naked motorcycle model that was first introduced by Honda in 1998. It is based on the CB750 platform, which has been a popular and iconic model since the 1960s. The CB750 Hornet was designed to be a more powerful and aggressive version of the classic CB750, with a focus on performance and handling.

The CB750 Hornet features a liquid-cooled, four-cylinder engine that produces around 100 horsepower, depending on the model year. It has a six-speed transmission and a chain drive, as well as a modern suspension system with adjustable front forks and a rear monoshock.

In terms of styling, the CB750 Hornet has a minimalist, streetfighter-inspired design with a single round headlight, a high-mounted exhaust, and a compact tail section. It is available in a variety of color schemes, including black, silver, red, and blue.

Over the years, the CB750 Hornet has undergone several updates and revisions, with newer models featuring fuel injection, ABS brakes, and other advanced features. It remains a popular choice among riders who want a powerful, sporty naked bike that is both versatile and fun to ride.