Honda launches CB1000F neo‑retro bike and schedules CB400 Super Four for 2026

Honda unveiled the CB1000F, a neo‑retro motorcycle inspired by the 1970s CB 900 F Bol d’Or. It features a 999 cc inline‑four engine delivering about 124 hp, weighs roughly 214 kg and is priced at €12,329. The bike blends classic styling with modern technology such as full LED lighting and a tuned exhaust for low‑and‑mid‑range torque.

The company also announced the return of the CB400 Super Four, slated for a commercial debut on 21 August 2026 in Japan, followed by the sport‑oriented CBR400R FOUR E‑Clutch on 18 September. The new 399 cc inline‑four produces 58 hp (58 CV) and 38 Nm of torque, meeting current emission standards and incorporating Honda’s E‑Clutch system that manages clutch operation electronically, while retaining a manual lever option. No European launch date has been confirmed.