CB500F – Honda Cyprus

One look. It takes just one look for your entire body to become one with the CB500F. It was built for you and you know it. You smile. You radiate confidence, boosted by the bike’s stripped-down, aggressive new silhouette and fierce styling. The road is wide open.

DETAILS MATTER

Take a closer look at the unique features that make CB500F the stuff of legend.

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INFORMATION DISPLAY

The new CB500F comes equipped with an attractive negative-display LCD dash that presents all the information you need in a clear and concise way. It includes a speedo and rev-counter, dual trip meters, fuel level and consumption gauges, and a Gear Position indicator.

PURE FORM

Pure thrill. Undiluted.

The CB500F is a motorcycle stripped back to its purest state. The tightly wrapped, aggressive new style shows off the machine’s parallel twin-cylinder engine. The wide, tapered aluminium handlebars give it a street fighter’s signature. A redesigned fuel tank cuts down on bulk and provides increased capacity to allow you more time on the road. And full LED lighting adds a premium finishing touch.

MOVING UP

The Best of Both Worlds

Rapidly accelerating from a standing start at a traffic light or racing through the slick six-speed gearbox at high rpm out on the open road: the CB500F offers you an infinite new playground.

FULLY EQUIPPED

The CB500F features a crisp, inverse-display LCD dash with Gear Position and Shift Up indicator. Tapered handlebars offer leverage, feel and complete control while LED lighting – including indicators – is a premium finishing touch. The 41mm telescopic forks are adjustable for spring pre-load as is the new, high-quality single-tube Pro-Link rear monoshock.

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MASS-CENTRALISED DESIGN

The CB500F is designed around the concept of mass centralisation. The heavier parts of the bike, including the engine, are placed as close together as possible toward the centre of the machine, substantially improving steering and handling.

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