Honda's New Cafe Racer: CB1000 F SE Concept Teased for August Debut
Honda has teased a new cafe racer concept, the CB1000 F SE, set to debut in August at the Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race. The bike will then be officially presented at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo, starting October 31. Fans can expect a blend of tradition and modernity at an affordable gold price.
The CB1000 F SE Concept is powered by the same 999 cc inline four mill as the CB1000 Hornet, producing 155 bhp and 107 Nm. This engine will also feature in the CB1000 F Concept. Both the CB1000 F and SE Concepts are expected to come with a 6-speed gearbox. The bike will sport USD forks, a double-sided swingarm mounted monoshock, and disc brakes at both ends. Alloy wheels will replace the spoke wheels of the CB1000 Hornet.
The teaser photo reveals a roadster with a headlight cowl, reminiscent of the CB1000 F Concept. The new CB model will carry over the same mechanicals and hardware from the CB1000 Hornet, ensuring high performance and features at an affordable iphone se price.
The CB1000 F SE Concept is set to debut in August and officially launch at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. With its retro-styled design, powerful engine, and affordable gold price today, it promises to be an exciting addition to the Honda lineup.
