Latest News about Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade [2018]

Active Aerodynamics is basically a term which involves movable winglets on motorcycles for improved down force. 

This system is developed for detecting a fast-approaching vehicle at the back and alerting the rider about the prospective danger.

The temperature of these seats can be manually varied to make them hot or cold, depending on the ambient temperature. While this type of feature was only available in cars till now, Honda is aiming at bringing it on motorcycles as well.

The Japanese manufacturer has tweaked the electronics package on the 2019 version of its flagship supersport bike.

The 2018 EICMA is scheduled to be held from 6-11 November in Milan, Italy. It will host a number of manufacturers showcasing their updated, new and concept motorcycles. Here are a few bikes we expect to be unveiled at the annual motorcycle show. 

There’s an update Fireblade in the pipeline and is likely to be unveiled in the next few months at the 2019 EICMA Show in Italy.

There have been several rumours regarding Honda’s next-generation CBR1000RR. New details about the bike indicate that the motorcycle will develop 212bhp. 

Dani Pedrosa, known as the ‘Little Samurai’ because of his diminutive stature and due to being a Honda rider for his entire racing career, has decided to retire at the end of the current MotoGP season. He has been racing for 18 years and won three World Championships in that time – one 125cc and two 250cc championships.

Honda has roped in three-time MotoGP world champion, Jorge Lorenzo, to replace Dani Pedrosa. Ducati, on the other hand, has promoted Danilo Petrucci from the Pramac satellite team to fill Lorenzo’s position.

Honda is reportedly working on the next-generation CBR1000RR, which will be unveiled in 2019. A Japanese media house has rendered the motorcycle, saying that the CBR1000RR will finally move to a V4 powertrain in this iteration.