Motorcycle A
2025 BMW R 12 nineTBMW MotorcyclesNaked MotorcyclesThe BMW R 12 nineT records larger displacement than the Honda CB1000R ABS. The Honda CB1000R ABS has the advantage in recorded weight where both recorded values are available.
Motorcycle A
2025 BMW R 12 nineTBMW MotorcyclesNaked MotorcyclesMotorcycle B
2013 Honda CB1000R ABSHonda MotorcyclesNaked Motorcycles| Spec | BMW R 12 nineT | Honda CB1000R ABS |
|---|---|---|
| Year | 2025 | 2013 |
| Category | Naked | Naked |
| Displacement | 1170 | 998 |
| Power | 109 | - |
| Torque | 115.3 | - |
| Weight | 220 | 217 |
The Honda CB1000R ABS records a lower wet weight of 217 kg, 3 kg less than the BMW R 12 nineT at 220 kg.
The BMW R 12 nineT records 1170 cc, 172 cc (17.2%) more than the Honda CB1000R ABS at 998 cc.
The Honda CB1000R ABS has a higher recorded seat height (83) than the BMW R 12 nineT (79.5), a difference of 3.5.
The Honda CB1000R ABS records a lower wet weight of 217 kg, 3 kg less than the BMW R 12 nineT at 220 kg.
The BMW R 12 nineT records 1170 cc, 172 cc (17.2%) more than the Honda CB1000R ABS at 998 cc.
The Honda CB1000R ABS has a higher recorded seat height (83) than the BMW R 12 nineT (79.5), a difference of 3.5.
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