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07/03/2007 - Come and join Honda at Donington Park
Honda is the second most successful manufacturer in the history of the World Superbike Championship and the motorcycle giant plans to demonstrate why when the Corona Extra SBK Superbike World Championship (WSBKTM) arrives at Donington Park on April 1 2007.
05/03/2007 - 10 answers from: Shinya Nakano
My favourite number is 56 as it came from a comic I used to read in elementary school. The comic is about bike racing and in it the hero wins his world championship while carrying the number 56! That’s why it’s my number as hopefully one day I’ll carry it to the world title!
21/02/2007 - Honda CBR600 is 20!
2007 marks the 20th anniversary of the legendary Honda CBR600!
19/02/2007 - 25 years of the Honda ‘R’ series
More than 25 years in the making, and the Honda ‘R’ series of motorcycles has culminated in the 2007 CBR600RR.
12/02/2007 - Honda CBR Fireblade tops the sales charts!
Our stunning CBR1000RR Fireblade has topped the sales charts for 2006.
08/02/2007 - Honda lightweights are chart heavyweights!
Honda’s CBR125R and SCV100 Lead were in the top ten for best-selling two-wheelers of 2006.
07/02/2007 - Sandifords at 50!
2006 was the 50th anniversary of one of the most enduring motorcycle shops and off-road dynasties.
05/02/2007 - Hayden and Pedrosa top the time sheets
Defending MotoGP champ Nicky Hayden got his 2007 title defence off to a flying start when he topped the time-sheets at Phillip Island recently.
02/02/2007 - Press response CBR600RR
This month sees the launch of the awesome new CBR600RR in Honda dealerships across the UK. We sent freelance journalist Chris Moss along to Barber Motorsport Park in Alabama, USA to ride the new-for-2007 CBR600RR.
02/02/2007 - Honda’s new SH300i
Honda’s SH300i is now available in the shops! The SH300i is the latest in a long line of SH-series scooters that can trace its way back to the first SH50 of 1984. Since that machine, more than 350,00 SH models have been produced, making it one of the most popular scooters in Europe.