Celebrated worldwide for its scorching speed and effortless agility, the 2010 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade is an established icon of performance motorcycling. As Honda proudly celebrated its 50th year of racing at the 2009 Isle of Man TT, the CBR1000RR’s appetite for victory was insatiable

The lean, mean and muscular CB1000R dares you to experience the best Naked riding experience of your life. Packing the punch of full-blooded litre-class Super Sports, its compact RR-derived engine delivers awesome power with an exciting focus on low-tomidrange torque.

As Honda celebrates 50 years of racing, the CBR600RR holds an enviable position at the head of its class. A tally of seven consecutive World Supersport victories was made all the more impressive in 2008 by Honda domination of the top three places in the WSS championship.

This motorcycle shares its base model with the CBF600S and SA and as a result contains the same technical specification listed: The semi-Naked CBF600S is renowned for its ability to deliver comfort, performance and ease of handling in all kinds of situations.

The semi-Naked CBF600S is renowned for its ability to deliver comfort, performance and ease of handling in all kinds of situations. Crowned by a beautifully integrated, frame-mounted cowl that offers wind protection at higher speeds, it has its own distinctive and aerodynamic elegance.

According to web sources Honda's highly anticipated Concept bike the Evo 6 that was unveiled at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show is looking as if it is on the shelf for the time being at least. With a stunning and aggressive look, the muscle bike sporting the Goldwing originated 1800cc six cylinder Boxer engine has wowed viewers and until recently it was tipped as 'likely' to go into production to bolster Honda's corner of the muscle bike market currently dominated by the likes of Yamaha's new V-Max and Triumph's Epic Rocket III.