
Honda just made the CB750 Hornet RM5,000 cheaper. That changes the 650 conversation.
Honda cut the CB750 Hornet to RM44,999 with E-Clutch standard, and the NX500 is now RM34,099. Both land right on top of the used 650s and 500s people shop here.
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Honda cut the CB750 Hornet to RM44,999 with E-Clutch standard, and the NX500 is now RM34,099. Both land right on top of the used 650s and 500s people shop here.

Unsubsidised RON95 went up 25 sen to RM4.02 on 10 September. If you hold a Malaysian licence you still pay RM1.99 — and 300 litres a month is more than any rider uses.

The transport minister says a RM1,000 trade-in subsidy for old motorcycles is being considered — locally assembled bikes only, funding still unresolved. Here's what we know.

Y16ZR or RS-X Winner? We break down the engines, the kit and the RM1,400 price gap between Malaysia's two most-asked-about supercubs — plus what they really cost.

RM27,999 buys a quickshifter, Showa USD forks and the most power in the 250cc fairing class we sell. Here's what that spec sheet actually earns you.

A naked streetfighter and a full-fairing twin, roughly RM5,500 apart on paper. What that gap actually buys, and why it's smaller than it looks.

Same base engine, RM500 apart, and two completely different riding positions — a straight comparison between the XSR155 and MT-15, no brand loyalty involved.
Ready to ride away, with financing and road tax sorted here.