2017 Honda Wave Alpha model update – from RM4,535
The 2017 Honda Wave Alpha has received a minor model update – earning it the appellation “MMC”, and comes in two models variants. There is a drum brake and spoked wheels model that goes for […]
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2017 MotoGP championship: the teams and the bikes
With the 2017 MotoGP world championship looming large, and the opening round in Qatar on March 26 drawing ever closer, lets have a look at some of the race bike livery and riders for this […]
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2017 Honda Wave Dash Fi Limited – from RM5,775.94
Building on the success of the 2017 Honda EX5 Dream Fi Limited Edition released in November last year, Boon Siew Honda Malaysia has launched the 2017 Honda Wave Dash Fi Limited Edition. Two model variants […]
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Honda motorcycles to be supercharged in the future?
Forced induction is not new to Honda motorcycles, going back to the eighties with the Honda CX-series turbocharged twins. But, is supercharging now on the cards for Honda, going by some patent drawings that have […]
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REVIEW: 2017 Honda CB500X – a soft, comfortable middle-weight two-cylinder commuter for any rider
It is a fact that Boon Siew Honda was responsible, over sixty years ago, for bringing motorcycles to the Malaysian mass market as cheap, affordable transportation. The first Honda Cub, which gave rise to the […]
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Marc Marquez races MotoGP machine on snow and ice
As three-time MotoGP world champion, Spaniard Marc Marquez (23) does not have a lot to prove, but, it is always nice to see a racer display his bike handling skills. In this case, with his […]
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2017 sees Honda CB650F naked sports and CBR650F sportsbike in new colour schemes – from RM44,730
With the demise of the Honda CBR600RR as Honda’s middleweight sportsbike, the CB650F and CBR650F soldier on into 2017 with two special new colour schemes. Priced at RM44,730 for the CB650F naked sports and RM46,850 […]
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Honda unveils Moto Riding Assist at CES Vegas show
It is a known fact that motorcycles can’t stand upright on their own, needing the rider at all times when the stand is up and the bike is at rest. Recognising this, Honda has premiered […]
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Honda to partner Grab on motorcycle sharing services
Honda has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with ride-sharing company Grab, to begin discussions towards a collaboration on motorcycle sharing services, specifically in Southeast Asia. It’s understood that the collaboration will first involve Honda’s […]
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Honda MSX 125 launched in Malaysia – RM11,128
After much anticipation after its Thailand launch earlier this year, the Honda MSX 125 has finally been launched on Malaysian shores, at a price of RM11,128. Also known as the Grom in some markets, the […]
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2017 Honda EX5 Dream Fi Limited Edition – RM4,874
A limited edition 2017 Honda EX5 Dream Fi has been launched by Malaysian Honda motorcycle distributors Boon Siew Honda. Retailing at RM4,874.94, this special edition kapchai comes in a special paint job, along with other […]
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2017 Honda BeAT scooter in Malaysia – RM5,565
Targetted at the utility scooter segment in the 100 cc category, Boon Siew Honda, official distributors for Honda motorcycles in Malaysia, has launched the 2017 Honda BeAT. Designed for the young rider wanting basic, but […]
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2017 Honda Rebel – 471 cc, 45 hp and rider-friendly
For 2017, Honda has released the Honda Rebel, a middleweight cruiser aimed squarely at the new rider market, as well as those wanting a mid-displacement machine for general riding duties. Designed to be easy to […]
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2017 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade shown at EICMA – new “entry-level” superbike, 189 hp driving 196 kg
After the unveiling of the 2017 Honda CBR1000RR SP and SP2 at the Intermot show in Cologne, Germany, last month, Honda has now shown its “basic” superbike, the 2017 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade. The welcome return […]
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GALLERY: 2017 Honda CBR250RR displayed in M’sia
After seeing the 2017 Honda CBR250RR in the flesh at the GIIAS show in Jakarta in August, we were told by Boon Siew Honda, official Honda distributor for Malaysia, that there were no concrete plans […]
