The Honda CB500 is the largest air-cooled single cylinder motorcycle from Honda. It has an air/oil-cooled 501cc engine which provides 28 HP and 43.3 Nm of torque. It is offered in three variants but different from each other on the basis of wheel type and colors. Nevertheless, Honda has yet to disclose prices of all these variants.

The Honda CB500 Alloy is the entry-level variant of this model and, as its name suggests, has alloy wheels. It is available in two color options which include black and gray. All information regarding its specifications and features will be disclosed later this year, which means that its launch will take place in between October and December this year and deliveries will commence soon after this period. Its ex-showroom price stands at ₹2.75 lakh.

In contrast to alloy wheels in the base variant, the Honda CB500 Spoke comes with cross spoke tubeless wheels. It will come in two colors with metallic finish which are silver and red. All details about it will be made known early next year and deliveries will start right after that period. Its ex-showroom price is ₹3 lakh.

This is the top variant of the range, featuring the same cross-spoke tubeless rims as the middle variant. It will be available in the same Peak Black color option as the alloy-wheel variant, but its fuel tank features distinctive pinstripes, making it the most distinctive of the three. Like the Spoke variant, it will also be available early next year. Its ex-showroom price is ₹3.02 lakh.

It's worth noting that all three variants are powered by the same 501cc air- and oil-cooled engine. Additionally, all get features like Honda Selectable Torque Control, slip and assist clutch, analog-digital instrument console with Honda RoadSync connectivity and all-LED lighting.

The Honda CB500 is the largest air-cooled single cylinder motorcycle from Honda. It has an air/oil-cooled 501cc engine which provides 28 HP and 43.3 Nm of torque. It is offered in three variants but different from each other on the basis of wheel type and colors. Nevertheless, Honda has yet to disclose prices of all these variants.

The Honda CB500 Alloy is the entry-level variant of this model and, as its name suggests, has alloy wheels. It is available in two color options which include black and gray. All information regarding its specifications and features will be disclosed later this year, which means that its launch will take place in between October and December this year and deliveries will commence soon after this period. Its ex-showroom price stands at ₹2.75 lakh.

In contrast to alloy wheels in the base variant, the Honda CB500 Spoke comes with cross spoke tubeless wheels. It will come in two colors with metallic finish which are silver and red. All details about it will be made known early next year and deliveries will start right after that period. Its ex-showroom price is ₹3 lakh.

This is the top variant of the range, featuring the same cross-spoke tubeless rims as the middle variant. It will be available in the same Peak Black color option as the alloy-wheel variant, but its fuel tank features distinctive pinstripes, making it the most distinctive of the three. Like the Spoke variant, it will also be available early next year. Its ex-showroom price is ₹3.02 lakh.

It's worth noting that all three variants are powered by the same 501cc air- and oil-cooled engine. Additionally, all get features like Honda Selectable Torque Control, slip and assist clutch, analog-digital instrument console with Honda RoadSync connectivity and all-LED lighting.