Latest News about Honda CB1000R+ [2018-2019]

The bike is based on the CB1000R+ which is sold in India and gets a unique paint scheme, aftermarket exhaust, carbon-fibre components and is limited to 350 units worldwide.

Only a single unit of the CB1000R Tribute has been built which will be given out to a lucky visitor at the Roma Motodays. 

Honda’s new Neo Sports Café design language has given rise to a slew of naked bikes with modern tech that has received a good response in the international market. Even in India, the company launched the CB1000R+ and its scaled-down version, the CB300R, which has been drawing in a lot of attention from motorcyclists.

We list down the motorcycles you can opt for in the range of the 2019 ‘Blade’s Rs 16.43 lakhs price tag. 

Honda has just launched the top-spec variant of the street naked CB1000R+. The motorcycle is the successor to the CB1000R that was previously sold in the country.

We list out the 12 options you have if you are looking for a bike around the price of the Indian FTR 1200S which retails at Rs 14.46 lakhs. 

The Honda CB1000R+ recently found its way to India and awaiting its arrival was the bike’s direct competitor, the Kawasaki Z1000. We might pitch both the bikes on road soon but until then, here’s how they fare against each other.

The 2019 version of the litre-class streetfighter is priced at a premium of Rs 1.08 lakh from the previous model.