CFMOTO 450CL-C 2026 vs. Honda CB1000GT 2026
CFMOTO 450CL-C 2026
Honda CB1000GT 2026
Technical Specifications CFMOTO 450CL-C 2026 compared to Honda CB1000GT 2026
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
CFMOTO 450CL-C 2026
The CFMoto 450CL-C impresses in almost every respect and proves that an A2 bobber needn’t be expensive or lack character. The 270-degree twin-cylinder engine pops like a big V2, the low-slung chassis takes the edge off for beginners, and through the bends the bike is more agile than its looks would suggest. There are a few rough edges – from the display to the rough throttle response at walking pace – but none of them seriously detracts from the harmonious overall impression. Ultimately, what counts most with this cruiser is the grin on your face at 80 km/h, rather than any top speed, and the 450CL-C delivers that reliably.
Honda CB1000GT 2026
Honda’s attempt to develop a sporty touring model based on the Hornet has been a great success for the Japanese manufacturer. With a high level of comfort and an impressive range of standard features, the new GT also scores highly in terms of sportiness. You hardly notice the 229kg weight, either whilst riding or when stationary, giving it a very lively feel. Its appearance is also impressive, thanks to its sleek lines, skilful design and colour scheme. But what is likely to win people over most is the value for money. Priced at €17,490 in Austria and €14,429 in Germany, Honda has really slashed the price. When you also take into account the extensive standard equipment (electronic suspension, cruise control, heated grips, Keyless Go, case system, etc.), the Japanese manufacturer has really gone the extra mile. However, anyone keen to add the GT to their garage will need a little more patience: the first vehicles aren’t expected to be delivered until the second quarter at the earliest. There is one small consolation, though: anticipation is half the fun!
