- 1000 cc four-cylinder, 91 kW, 103 Nm
- Top speed 230 km/h, tank 16 l
- Seat height 795 mm (Honda)
- Three riding modes plus two custom settings
- 6-axis IMU, ABS with cornering function
- Honda SMART Key, 5-inch TFT with RoadSync
Retro design with a link to the CB750F
Its role model is the CB750F, which appeared in 1979. Typical of the new CB are the strongly sculpted tank, the round classic headlight, racing stripes in the paintwork and a plain silencer.
Honda states a seat height of 795 mm, and the tank takes 16 litres. This makes the model suitable for relaxed rides as well as for sporty riding on country roads.
Engine, riding modes and electronics
The 1000 cc four-cylinder produces 91 kW and delivers 103 Nm of torque, with a top speed of 230 km/h. According to Honda, the engine's rhythm is reminiscent of motorcycles from the 1980s.
Throttle by Wire enables three riding modes and two custom settings for power, torque control and engine braking. Also on board are a 6-axis IMU and ABS with cornering function.
Controls, connectivity and Smart Key
You operate the 5-inch colour TFT display via the left handlebar controls. Honda RoadSync pairs your smartphone via Bluetooth for calls, music, weather and navigation, controlled via the handlebar switches and voice prompts.
With the Honda SMART Key you unlock, start and lock the motorcycle without a key in the lock. This is practical in everyday use, for example during short stops on the road.
Who is the CB1000F for?
The model is listed in one version with 91 kW from the 2026 model year. For the Honda CB1000F, a driving licence for unrestricted category A is necessary.
The CB1000F is aimed at riders who appreciate classic shapes but do not want to do without modern rider aids and smartphone connectivity. With 91 kW and 103 Nm, the four-cylinder offers enough reserves for brisk rides across country. Honda also names a quickshifter in the Sport pack among its motorcycle accessories.
CB1000F variants
| Variant | Power | Model year |
|---|---|---|
| CB1000F | 91 kW | 2026 |
Prices, colours and delivery times of the variants are available from Honda CB1000F at Honda Motorrad Zürich.
Frequently asked questions about the Honda CB1000F
Which driving licence is required for the Honda CB1000F?
You need unrestricted category A. For the A restricted licence, which the EU knows as A2, the CB1000F has no listed variant up to 35 kW.
What is the role model for the CB1000F?
The CB750F from 1979. Tank shape, round headlight, racing stripes and the plain silencer pick up its lines, whereas engine and electronics are up to date.
Which rider aids does the CB1000F offer?
Three riding modes and two custom settings for power, torque control and engine braking, plus a 6-axis IMU and ABS with cornering function. Control is via Throttle by Wire and the 5-inch TFT display.
What is the seat height of the CB1000F?
Honda quotes a seat height of 795 mm. The tank holds 16 litres, and top speed is 230 km/h.
