Honda takes 2025 MCN crown
POSTED: 03/09/2025
Honda UK Motorcycles has taken centre stage at the 2025 MCN Awards, dominating with four major victories — Best A2 Bike for the GB350S, Best Performance Naked & Overall Bike of the Year for the CB1000 Hornet SP, and the ultimate accolade, Manufacturer of the Year.
Together, these wins reaffirm Honda’s commitment to delivering motorcycles that continue to inspire and excite riders of all styles and abilities.
CB1000 Hornet SP
At the performance end of the spectrum, the all-new CB1000 Hornet SP proved unstoppable, taking home Best Performance Naked and the coveted Overall Bike of the Year award. Combining blistering acceleration with razor-sharp handling and an ability to shine everywhere from city streets to twisting mountain roads, the Hornet SP has redefined what naked-class performance can be.
GB350S
The GB350S claimed Best A2 Bike thanks to its accessible, A2-friendly performance and distinctive retro styling that pays tribute to Honda’s rich heritage. Powered by an evocative air-cooled single-cylinder engine, it blends timeless design, modern technology, and an attractive price point to deliver pure riding pleasure for riders of all experience levels.
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