Honda CBR1000F Tourer Reviews

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Honda CBR1000F Tourer
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Average Ratings for Honda CBR1000F Tourer

  • Build quality4.4 stars
  • Reliability4.5 stars
  • Value for Money4.5 stars
  • Overall rating4.4 stars

11 Reviews For Honda CBR1000F Tourer

  • Bryanpowell33 23rd Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Good Points: Very reliable and well made. Good brakes, very comfortable. Doesnt notice luggage. Could go on for ever. I have got the bike Insured via the vintage Japanese Bike club...Pennies in comparison to my blackbird !! It is a very big bike. I am a big guy and dont find it a problem


    Bad Points: I wish that the swinging arms was solid Aluminium like my Blackbird, and I wish the chain adjusters were like Kawasaki or Triumph. Wish that I didnt have to take off the stock Honda rear indicators when I fitted the Givi wing Rack..I wish it had a coin box on the fairing for Toll fees like the ZZR.


    General comments: I own a 1992 Red and Black Honda CBR1000FN on a J plate. Its the second 1000F that I have owned, the other 10 years ago. The current bike had just over 15k on the clock when I purchased it in 2006, it is in extremely good condition. I am its third owner. I am 6'2 and 17 stone. the bike is extremely comfortable, albeit not exciting. It does everything that I want, however its not as much fun as a ZZR 1100 or the Blackbird. I have just travelled from scotland in appalling weather with three givi cases, a journey of 460 miles in one go..It didnt feel like that and I dont feel too bad. This bike is undoubtedly a classic. I reached the point where I was fed up of new bikes depreciating in winter. I paid £1200 for it and its still worth it in my mind. Nobody is going to nick it because its considered old fashioned.

  • Guest 7th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Recently purchased a 20 year old Honda CBR1000F Tourer with just 22000 on the clock. I had a new one, when they first came out and another in 1992. Since then have had 2 new Blackbirds and a GSX1000R. I must say that this impulse purchase is fantastic. It feels almost as breathtaking as a Blackbird when you give it full reign. Although not as nimble as a GSX1000, it feels a lot safer. Centre of gravity is much higher, but one only notices this at low turning speeds, and hauling on to the centre ...

  • king is the name Rank: Lance Corporal 13th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    i didnt find the Honda CBR1000F Tourer that heavy to be honest stood up well to wind but did get blown over three lanes!! darn good nothing was in them at the time to... i can say.

    maybe that was the noice in me....

  • king is the name Rank: Lance Corporal 13th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    i brought a Honda CBR1000F Tourer just yesterday CBR1000f-h 1987 and rode it back from sumerset, first time ive been on a bike of that cc and boy did it go!!!

  • wagga 27th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Had this Honda CBR1000F Tourer bike for 2 years now. Came back into biking after 20 years and found it truly awsome. It looks good, sounds good and is still a relativly modern bike.

  • Guest 29th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Solidly reliable, brilliant Honda Build quality.
    Decent honest bike.Well worth the money if you can get a decent one. Well recommended. Have traveled all over the UK and europe on mine.

  • nakedgardener 21st Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Compared to my former bike,a 1992 Suzuki 1100F katana,whom I loved, its like eating butter after peanut butter, A bit bland but smooth and lush. I love taking long trips on it with my girl, very comfy and good wind protection{with tourer double bubble screen}, does not like being ridden in town {heats up quickly} but long hauls is in its stride..love it..

  • CBR1000rider 9th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Now owned 3 of these things. Done thousands of miles with no problems. Last one clocked up 70k without anything major going wrong. Parts are still relatively easy to get hold of.

    Despite weight, it's easy to handle around town. Brilliant on motoraways, and you can get off after a days riding and still feel fresh. Riding position is excellent.

    It's easy to end up going a lot quicker than you thought you were.

    Missus loves it from comfort point. Tried an FJR 1300 and we both hated it. Just abou ...

  • Guest 1st Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I have owned a lot of bikes up to the Blackbird, which I had to sell on and bought a 95 cbr1000fs for a lot less money, the bike is like a tank, two up with full cases no problem, Krauser boxes, 4 into 1 Scorpion can, touring screen, Corbin seat, braided hoses. All in all yep its getting on, yep it has a few scratches, but its allot of bike for your money, and can it go.

  • SID03 6th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I own two Honda CBR1000f tourer bikes
    One for the road one for the track yes I said track
    So do not let size put you off on the track it can still hold its own with much younger bikes big bulky but will not give you any nasty suprises mid corner
    Then one the other. Full luggage on two up sit on it and ride you can stay there until its time to fill up with fuel. Get off the bike with no aches in the wrist, back neck not like your mates so a lot can be said for riding a 16 year old bike that can ...

  • skote Rank: Lieutenant 5th Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I fell in love with this bike and just had to have one in spite of it now being a 20 year old design. It's fast, smooth and comfortable and seems to be made out of battleship girders. A 200 mile slog on the motorway is no trouble - minimal wind blast, ideal riding position (for me at 5'11") and a plush seat. It will also handle the back roads and a commute with ease as long as you respect the fact that it's heavy at 250kg or so dry. Reliability wise it has been A1 and with a coating of oil this ...

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