An entry-level sports cruiser

I like the style of the Honda CB650R. The details and swept-back pipes are stylish. The seat is very comfortable and scooped out. The pillion seat is also very spacious. The brakes are of good quality. I would have appreciated a bit more feel, but they do the job quite well.... Read More

For an enjoyable performance, the Honda CB650R has been stripped back. From twisting backroads to the city block, the CB650R is a stunner in all riding scenarios. Its strong acceleration, CB1000R-inspired sharp new Neo Sports Cafe style design, and lightweight agility make it... Read More

For a middle-weight motorcycle, the Honda CB650R comes with all the right specs. It is equipped with a 649cc four-cylinder engine and is mated with a six-speed sequential manual transmission. The brakes are smooth and progressive even when I slow down the bike. It also stops... Read More

The Honda CB650R handles sweetly and has a grown-up feel. On its copybook, the only blot is that it is a bit tricky to read the LCD dash in sunlight. It has a smart-looking and civilized appearance and the overall finish is quite good. In comparison to other options, it is a bit... Read More

The CB650R from Honda is a wonderful piece of engineering, and it rides phenomenally. I have owned several expensive and powerful motorcycles and this one rides at par with German and other European manufactured motorcycles. I am very happy with the motorcycle and love how it... Read More