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Honda’s 2025 CB750 Hornet: A Scrappy, Affordable Middleweight That Doesn’t Skimp on Fun

Jul. 22 2025 News By Admin

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Honda is serving up serious buzz with the CB750 Hornet. With a compact 755 cc parallel-twin, agile chassis, and a wet weight under 425 lbs, this bike maximizes corner-carving thrills without demanding every penny of your budget.


This bike is uniquely versatile across use cases, from commuting to canyon carving. The ergonomics, ride modes, and rider aids make it accessible for riders of varying skill levels.


Reviewers rave about its smooth yet rev-happy power delivery, growly exhaust note, and precise handling; calling it both fun for newcomers and engaging for seasoned riders. All the essential tech is there: five ride modes, quick-shifter, TFT display with RoadSync, slipper clutch.




Spec

Details

MSRP

$7,999

Engine

755 cc parallel‑Twin Unicam

Horsepower

~83 hp @ 8,500 rpm

Weight

422 lb wet

Seat Height

31.3 in (tall‑friendly up to ~6 ft)

Suspension

Showa SFF‑BP / preload shock

Brakes

Nissin dual front radials w/ ABS

Electronics

5 ride modes, TFT, RoadSync

Extras

Quick‑shifter, slip/assist clutch


Value-wise, it's a knockout. At a smooth $7,999 MSRP and high marks for performance and practicality, the CB750 Hornet strikes hard in the middleweight naked segment. If the Hornet SP is the heavyweight contender, this is the scrappy boxer packing a punch where it counts.