Honda Cb1000 Big One
The Honda Cb1000 Big One has a top speed of 225 km/h, produces 98 hp and weighs 244 kg. Motoryk rates it 7.5/10.
O Honda CB1000 'Big One' foi introduzido em 1993 como um roadster nu de grande cilindrada, construído sobre o chassi e o motor derivados do sport-tourer CBR1000F. Ela foi projetada para preencher uma lacuna na linha de modelos de motos potentes e verticais da Honda e se tornou popular na Europa e no Japão por sua combinação de desempenho bruto e usabilidade diária. A produção durou até 1997, após o qual acabou sendo sucedida por variantes posteriores do CB1000 na década de 2000.
98 hp
Poder
89 Nm
Torque
244 kg
Peso
225 km/h
Velocidade máxima
6.5–7.5 L/100km (typical real-world average)
Combustível
Nua
Corpo
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O que os compradores devem saber
Honda Bulletproof Engine
The CB1000 Big One's inline-four engine is renowned for exceptional reliability, often exceeding 100,000km with basic maintenance. It shares DNA with Honda's CBR lineage, meaning parts availability remains strong decades later.
Watch the Carburetors
The four Keihin carburetors are the most common trouble spot — neglected examples suffer from gummed jets and poor idle from sitting. Always request a recent carb sync and check for smooth throttle response across all RPM ranges before buying.
Rising Collector Value
As a 1990s naked bike icon sold only from 1993–1997, clean low-mileage examples are steadily appreciating in value. Buying a well-maintained Big One now is increasingly seen as a smart investment, not just a purchase.
Gerações e especificações por ano
Lançado o CB1000 Big One original; quatro em linha refrigerado a ar, estilo vertical, farol de carenagem grande.
"O bruiser nu da Honda está bem feito, na maioria das vezes."
O Big One pousa em algum lugar entre o boulevard cruiser e uma bicicleta esportiva adequada, e essa tensão é exatamente o que torna interessante conviver com ele. Aquele quatro cilindros em linha de 998 cc puxa com força a partir de 4.000 rpm e continua crescendo — ultrapassar em estradas A parece quase preguiçoso, mas ultrapassar 8.000 e isso lembra que significa negócios. O farol em estilo de carenagem e as barras verticais tornam os dias mais longos genuinamente confortáveis, embora 247 kg se tornem muito reais em velocidades lentas de estacionamento e a sensação de largura e peso nunca desapareçam totalmente. Minha principal reclamação é a suspensão: as unidades de estoque são flexíveis para qualquer entusiasta, e os garfos dianteiros mergulham visivelmente sob uma frenagem brusca, o que corrói a confiança em estradas sinuosas até que você tenha um orçamento para uma nova primavera.
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Contras
CB1000 Super Four atualizado para o mercado japonês; estilo revisado, pequenos refinamentos no motor e no chassi.
"Bruzer de rua honesto, fora de moda e totalmente competente."
O Gen 2 Big One nunca recebeu o respeito que merecia, principalmente porque parecia que a Honda o projetou para adultos sensatos, em vez de capas de revistas — o que é exatamente o que é. Esse quatro em linha de 998 cc funciona perfeitamente a partir de 3.000 rpm e não gera 8.000 rpm; é um motor de carga rico em torque que torna a condução urbana genuinamente relaxante e as viagens em rodovias genuinamente fáceis. O peso úmido de 256 kg é honesto em vez de lisonjeiro — você o sente em curvas de marcha em baixa velocidade e quando o empurra de uma lateral em uma curvatura — mas, uma vez rolando, ele carrega essa massa surpreendentemente bem. A ergonomia é vertical tradicional e confortável por horas, mas a suspensão é macia o suficiente para que um trabalho animado no cânion acabe exigindo que você escolha suas linhas com mais cuidado do que a potência por si só sugeriria.
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Avaliação do comprador usado
"A honest, heavy bruiser that rewards patient, experienced buyers."
$2,500-$5,500 usedThe CB1000 Big One is Honda's bruiser from the early 90s that never quite got the respect it deserved. That big air-cooled inline-four pulls hard from low down and sounds properly meaty when you crack it open. It's not sophisticated — there's no fancy electronics here — but that's exactly why people love them. Dead reliable if maintained, and Honda built these things to last forever. Used examples vary wildly. Check the cam chain tensioner religiously — it's the known weak spot and a noisy one will cost you. Forks leak on high-mileage bikes, and these things are heavy enough that worn suspension makes itself known fast. Look for full service history and avoid anything that's been standing for years without being properly recommissioned. Riding one today feels genuinely old-school. Upright position, decent grunt, zero fuss. It won't embarrass you on a twisty road but it won't flatter you either — it's honest in a way modern bikes simply aren't.
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Curated picks for the Honda Cb1000 Big One — owned, ridden, recommended.
Problemas comuns
🔥 1 CRITICALCold start behavior, idle quality, throttle response consistency
Cold start rattle near top end, disappears when warm
Oil residue on fork legs, soft or bouncy suspension
Crack coolant hoses, check reservoir level and color
✅Lista de verificação de pré-compra
Solid workhorse if regularly serviced and maintained
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are common problems with the Honda Cb1000 Big One? +
Carburetor clogging and fuel delivery issues: Cold start behavior, idle quality, throttle response consistency (moderate) | Cam chain tensioner wear and rattle: Cold start rattle near top end, disappears when warm (serious) | Front fork seal leaks and oil weeping: Oil residue on fork legs, soft or bouncy suspension (moderate)
Is the Honda Cb1000 Big One a good motorcycle? +
A honest, heavy bruiser that rewards patient, experienced buyers. Rating: 7.5/10. Best for: Experienced riders wanting affordable, characterful naked biking. Avoid if: New riders or anyone scared of heavy bikes.
What is the horsepower of the Honda Cb1000 Big One? +
The Honda Cb1000 Big One produces 98 hp @ 8,500 rpm, with 89 Nm @ 7,000 rpm of torque. Top speed: 225 km/h.
Is the Honda Cb1000 Big One good for beginners? +
Yes — the Honda Cb1000 Big One is a reasonable choice for new riders (98 hp is manageable), weighing 244 kg. Experienced riders wanting affordable, characterful naked biking
Is the Honda Cb1000 Big One reliable? +
Owners report 1 critical issue to watch for on the Honda Cb1000 Big One, notably: Cam chain tensioner wear and rattle (Cold start rattle near top end, disappears when warm). Buy with a pre-purchase inspection.
Is the Honda Cb1000 Big One good for daily use? +
Experienced riders wanting affordable, characterful naked biking Fuel: 6.5–7.5 L/100km (typical real-world average).
How fast is the Honda Cb1000 Big One? +
The Honda Cb1000 Big One reaches a top speed of 225 km/h, producing 98 hp at 244 kg curb weight. Real-world performance depends on rider weight, gearing, and road conditions.
What gear should I buy for a Honda Cb1000 Big One? +
Motoryk has curated a Top 10 gear list specifically for the Honda Cb1000 Big One, covering engine oil, tires, chain, battery, and brake pads — see motoryk.com/bikes/honda/cb1000-big-one/top10. Each pick is matched to this bike's spec.











