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Honda Motorcycles

Honda’s range is built around one simple idea: the right bike for the way you ride. Whether you’re commuting through Western Sydney, heading out for weekend rides, working on the property, or stepping into performance riding, Honda has a model that fits. What stands out with Honda is consistency — every category, from scooters through to supersport and adventure, is built on proven engineering, real reliability, and bikes designed to be ridden day in, day out.

Some overseas models and colour-ways may not be available at the time of ordering — contact us for more information.

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New & in stock now

Every new Honda we have listed right now, with live availability — updated as bikes arrive and sell.

The Honda range

A brand you can grow with

There’s a clear progression across the range — so you’re not just buying a bike for today, you’re stepping into a brand you can grow with. Each of these has its own page, in full.

Honda. Adventure. Touring.

Built for Australian distance

Three steps into adventure riding — a practical LAMS-approved all-rounder, the middleweight most riders land on, and Honda’s Dakar-bred flagship.

White Honda XL750 Transalp adventure motorcycle with blue and red accents, gold forks and a tall screen, studio side view
HondaRoad · Adventure Touring

XL750 Transalp

The Transalp sits right in the sweet spot between usability and performance — more power, more suspension travel and more capability than entry-level bikes, without stepping into full-size adventure weight. It’s built for real riding conditions: highways, backroads and light off-road. If you want something that can handle distance but still feels manageable day to day, this is where most riders land.

Blue, white and black Honda CRF1100 Africa Twin adventure motorcycle with a large screen and knobby tyres, studio side view
HondaRoad · Adventure Touring

CRF1100 Africa Twin

The Africa Twin is where Honda’s Dakar heritage comes through properly. A torque-heavy 1084cc engine, advanced electronics and long-travel suspension give it serious capability on and off the road. This is a proper adventure bike for Australian conditions — long distances, rough roads and everything in between, built to be ridden hard and trusted when it matters.

A white and black Honda NX500 adventure motorcycle parked on a sandy shoreline, calm water and pale cliffs behind
HondaRoad · Adventure Touring

NX500

LAMS approved

The NX500 is one of the smartest entry points into adventure riding — lightweight, LAMS-approved and easy to manage, ideal for riders stepping up or looking for a practical all-rounder. Comfortable commuting through Western Sydney, capable enough for weekend rides out past the Hawkesbury, and efficient to run.

Ultimate touring

Honda Gold Wing

The Gold Wing sits at the very top of the touring category, built for riders who don’t measure a ride in kilometres, but in destinations. This is a motorcycle designed around long-distance comfort, advanced engineering and a level of refinement that’s been proven over decades.

Whether you’re planning weekend escapes through the Hawkesbury or serious interstate touring, the Gold Wing delivers a riding experience that feels effortless from start to finish. With its signature flat-six engine, premium features, and a choice between a more streamlined base model or the fully equipped Tour, this is where performance meets comfort in a way only Honda has consistently delivered.

Two riders on a red Honda Gold Wing touring motorcycle on a scenic mountain road under a partly cloudy sky
Road. Street.

From first licence to serious performance

Four steps up the same road. Start on a 125 that costs almost nothing to run and finish on a Hornet that’s in proper performance territory — the progression is the point.

Red and black Honda CB650R with gold front forks and a four-into-one exhaust, studio side view
HondaRoad · Street

CB650R

The CB650R brings a different level of refinement. A smooth inline-four engine, premium styling and strong mid-range performance make it one of the most complete street bikes in the range. It suits riders who want performance without going full supersport — great for commuting, weekend rides and everything in between.

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HondaRoad · Street LAMS approved

CB500 Hornet

The CB500 Hornet is a proper step up into performance without losing usability. It’s responsive, well-balanced, and gives you enough power to enjoy without being overwhelming. Perfect for riders progressing through LAMS or wanting something that still makes sense for everyday riding — comfortable, predictable and genuinely fun.

Small red Honda commuter motorcycle with a silver engine and black seat, studio side view
HondaRoad · Street LAMS approved

CB125F

The CB125F is as simple and practical as it gets. Lightweight, efficient and easy to ride, it’s ideal for learners or anyone wanting a low-cost commuter. Cheap to run, easy to maintain, and perfect for short trips or city riding — no fluff, just reliable transport that does exactly what it needs to.

Road. Track. Performance.

Honda’s Supersport range is built for riders who want more than just speed — they want precision, control, and a proper connection to the road.

It all comes from Honda’s racing DNA, developed over decades on the track and refined into bikes that still make sense out here on real roads. From the CBR500R through to the Fireblade there’s a clear progression: more power, sharper handling and more advanced tech as you move through the range.

These bikes aren’t just about outright performance either. They’re just as capable carving through the Mountains, opening up on the right stretch of road, or delivering that feeling every time you get on the throttle. At Hawkesbury Motorcycles, we know what makes a good performance bike in the real world — and Honda’s Supersport range gets that balance right.

See the Supersport range

Cruiser. Style.

Relaxed, low and easy to live with

Same Rebel platform, two levels of intent — an approachable LAMS-legal entry point, and the same idea with real performance behind it.

Honda Rebel cruiser in matte dark grey with blacked-out engine, forks and exhaust, studio side view
HondaRoad · Cruiser

CMX1100 Rebel

The CMX1100 takes everything that works in the 500 and adds real performance — more torque, more presence and more technology, including the option of DCT, without losing that easygoing cruiser feel. For longer rides, highway cruising, or just having that extra power when you want it, it suits riders who want comfort and style but aren’t willing to compromise on performance.

Honda CMX500 Rebel cruiser in Matte Gunpowder Black Metallic, studio side view
HondaRoad · Cruiser

CMX500 Rebel

LAMS approved

The CMX500 is one of the most approachable cruisers in the Honda line-up. Low seat height, relaxed ergonomics and smooth, predictable power delivery make it easy to ride whether you’re starting out or after something simple to enjoy on weekends — and it’s LAMS-approved, so it’s a genuine entry point into cruiser riding without feeling limited. Out on Western Sydney roads it’s comfortable, stable and easy to live with.

Scooters. Fuel efficient.

The easiest way to get moving

Four scooters, four jobs — from the simplest possible way into riding through to a maxi-scooter that’s a genuine alternative to a full-size motorcycle.

Light grey Honda PCX125 scooter with a black seat and alloy wheels, studio side view
HondaRoad · Scooter 6 year (3+3 extended) warranty

PCX125

The PCX125 steps things up with more comfort, better refinement and a smoother overall ride. It’s still efficient and easy to manage, but with added features that make daily commuting far more enjoyable — quiet, smooth and built with Honda’s attention to detail.

Red Honda NSC110 Dio scooter in Candy Luster Red with a black seat, studio side view
HondaRoad · Scooter

NSC110 Dio

The Dio is built for simple, no-fuss commuting. Lightweight, efficient and incredibly easy to ride, it’s ideal for short trips, local errands and navigating traffic without the hassle of a full-size bike. Running costs are minimal and maintenance is straightforward — for inner-city use or getting around Western Sydney quickly, it just does the job.

HM Dirt — Hawkesbury Motorcycles

Honda. Kids. Fun.

HM Dirt

HM Dirt is where it all starts, and where it can take you as far as you want to go. Whether you’re jumping on for the first time, heading out on the trails, or pushing into competition, there’s a clear path through the range.

It starts with bikes like the CRF50F and CRF110F — simple, confidence-building and built to make learning easy. From there riders step up into the CRF125F and CRF250RX, where you start to feel what a proper dirt bike can do. Further again and you’re into the CRF450RL and CRF300L: more power, more capability, and the kind of bikes you can ride all day, anywhere. At the top end, bikes like the CRF450RX and CRF450RWE are built to be pushed, ridden hard, and raced.

Honda’s official CRF450R & CRF250R film
Video Honda Europe: Overseas models may be shown.

Two riders in helmets and protective gear on red Honda dirt bikes, kicking up dust on a dry wooded trail
Work range

Built to work

Dependable trail bikes and side-by-sides for the property, the paddock and the job.

Work & trail

XR150L · XR190CT — simple, tough and easy to live with, for the long paddock run and everything that comes with running a property.

Side-by-sides · Pioneer
Pioneer 520Compact 2-seat side-by-side
Pioneer 700The all-rounder for the property
Pioneer 1000Flagship capability & payload

Work and side-by-side model availability varies — confirm the current line-up with our team, or see the full work range.

Heritage

Why Honda

Nearly eighty years of refining what works — which is why the bikes hold value, are easy to service, and keep performing year after year.

Black and white archive photograph of engineers in a factory testing a small Honda motorcycle on a rolling road, workers watching from behind
Since 1948

Engineering first, every time

Honda’s story starts in 1948, built on a simple idea: create reliable machines for everyday people. That mindset hasn’t changed. What has changed is the scale — from a single small-capacity commuter to a range that covers every kind of riding, all built on the same engineering discipline.

Reliable machines for everyday people

Honda’s story starts in 1948, built on a simple idea: create reliable machines for everyday people. That mindset hasn’t changed.

Racing that feeds the road bikes

Global dominance in motorsport, particularly MotoGP and the Dakar Rally, feeds directly into the production bikes. The Africa Twin is a direct result of Dakar success, while the Fireblade carries decades of racing development into a road-legal package.

Engineering first

Honda has always focused on engineering first — not overcomplicating things, just refining what works. That’s why the bikes hold value, are easy to service, and continue to perform year after year.

The road range at a glance

13 models, one brand

Find the row that sounds like your riding and that’s the bike to come and see. The Gold Wing, Supersport, off-road and work ranges each have their own page.

Honda road models stocked at Hawkesbury Motorcycles, grouped by category, with what each one is best suited to and whether it is LAMS approved.
Model Best for
Adventure & touring
XL750 Transalp Distance riding that still feels manageable
CRF1100 Africa Twin Long distances and rough roads
NX500 LAMS Stepping up into adventure riding
Road & street
CB750 Hornet Riders stepping up into real performance
CB650R Performance without going full supersport
CB500 Hornet LAMS Progressing through LAMS without losing usability
CB125F LAMS Learners and low-cost commuting
Cruiser
CMX1100 Rebel Cruiser feel with real performance behind it
CMX500 Rebel LAMS The most approachable way into cruiser riding
Scooter
NSS350 Forza Scooter practicality without the compromise
PCX125 Everyday commuting with more comfort
NSC110 Dio Simple, no-fuss local commuting
NAVi The most accessible way to start riding

Model availability varies — some are ordered in rather than held in stock, and some overseas models and colour-ways may not be available at time of ordering. LAMS approval is shown as a guide and can change between model years; always confirm a model’s current LAMS status with our team, or against the NSW approved-motorcycle list, before you buy. Check availability on any model above, or talk to us about what suits your riding.

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The right bike for the way you ride

Tell us how and where you ride and we’ll point you at the Honda that fits, confirm availability and ride-away pricing, book a test ride, and sort finance in the one place.

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How to visit us

Conveniently located in the Hawkesbury

Easy to reach from Windsor, Penrith, Blacktown and the surrounding Western Sydney suburbs. Come in for a look across the Honda range, or book a test ride and put one on the road properly.

Honda at a glance
Road models13
Sub-rangesGold Wing · Supersport · Off-road · Work
Learner legalLAMS-approved models across the range
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