12/06/2026
Honda has launched not one, not two but four updated and returning big bikes in India 💥 The CB750 Hornet and XL750 Transalp now come with Honda’s E-Clutch tech, which allows the rider to shift gears without having to touch the clutch lever. Otherwise, these bikes are identical to their outgoing versions. The CB750 Hornet now costs Rs 10.49 lakh (up from Rs 9.22 lakh previously) while the XL750 Transalp costs Rs 13.20 lakh (up from its earlier Rs 11.81 lakh asking price).
Making a comeback (and likely in small numbers) is Big Red’s flagship superbike - the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP, which is entirely unchanged from before in all aspects except one - price. The ‘Blade now costs Rs 33.50 lakh, which is a whopping Rs 4.51 lakh more than when it was brought to India last year.
Last but certainly not least is the venerable Gold Wing GL1800, which too remains identical to the current model listed on the Indian website but comes in a stealthy black colourway now. The Gold Wing’s price has increased by Rs 1.48 lakh and now stands at Rs 44.30 lakh.
All prices ex-showroom, Gurugram
Which of these is up your alley?
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