Compare Honda CBR insurance

The Honda company is responsible for the biggest selling motorcycle of all time – the Super Cub (or the C50, C70, and C90 to us in the UK), which came out in 1958. Its slogan: 'You only meet nice people on a Honda'. Soon after, Honda started producing sports bikes – and it hasn’t looked back.

Today, Honda's racing-inspired super sport bikes all carry the letters ‘CBR’ in their model names. 

The flagship bike is the Fireblade CBR1000RR, a luxurious choice built with premium components throughout. It’s been a consistent favourite since it was first released in 1992. The latest incarnations are the CBR1000RR SP and SP2, lighter and more precisely engineered for racing should you choose to take them off the road and onto the track. 

The ‘starter bike’ in the series is the CBR125R which Honda has designed with younger or less experienced riders in mind. At 125cc, you can experience the feel of a sports bike without having too much power to control – a good introduction into the world of racing bikes.
 
With more power on board, the 500cc CBR500R is tuned for racing, but can be ridden with an A2 licence, making it more accessible to newer riders.

The four-cylinder CBR650F is an even more powerful choice with a whopping 649cc engine. It’s encased in sleek fairing, giving it a more polished look that its CBR stablemates. 

How much insurance for your CBR costs depends on exactly which model you ride (as well as other, personal, factors). 

Our experts have pulled together some average premium prices for some of the most popular CBR models, based on data collected from 1 January 2019 to 1 April 2019, from real customer quotes, from people with different age ranges, addresses and driving histories. You may find a cheaper or more expensive quote based on your personal circumstances.

See more typical insurance costs for the most popular Honda bikes, on our Honda motorbike insurance page.

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How much you’ll actually pay for your insurance depends on a number of factors, including:

• Your actual motorbike. The model, age and value of your CBR will all have an impact on your premium.
• Your age. How old you are and how much experience you have on a bike will play a role, with younger, less experienced riders typically paying out more.
• Your postcode and where you store your bike when it’s not on the road. Keeping your motorbike in a locked garage could help keep premiums down.
• How often you use your bike. Someone who uses their bike infrequently is likely to be considered less of a risk than someone who rides long distances daily.
• Your occupation. Certain jobs are viewed as riskier and attract higher premiums.

If you own a Honda CBR, are about to buy one, or are simply considering your options, you'll want to know where you can get great value Honda bike insurance.

We work with specialist motorbike insurance providers to find competitive quotes. Use our online comparison service and in just a few minutes, you’ll have a selection of quotes to choose from. 

They’ll be in price order with the cheapest at the top so once you find the quote that suits you, just follow the link to the insurance provider’s website to get your deal.

You might also want to add on extras like breakdown cover or protection for your leather and helmets.