Accessories for HONDA CB750 HORNET

Accessories for the Honda CB750 Hornet

The Honda CB750 Hornet is a naked bike suited to weekday commuting and weekend rides on winding roads. Those two roles give you a useful starting point for choosing accessories: protection for everyday use, a screen for longer stretches of dual carriageway, and controls that suit your riding position without adding unnecessary bulk.

What riders usually fit to the Honda CB750 Hornet

• Screens: worth considering when your commute takes you beyond town onto faster roads. With the Hornet’s exposed riding position, a screen can redirect some of the airflow; its height and shape affect both wind protection and the appearance of the front end.
• Protectors and crash bungs: intended to help limit damage to the areas they cover in a fall. For a Hornet used every day, parking manoeuvres and moving the bike at a standstill make protection a practical priority over cosmetic changes.
• Handlebars: a way to tailor your riding position when the same bike handles urban traffic and longer weekend outings. Bar height and width influence your reach to the controls and the position of your arms throughout the ride.
• Levers: frequent clutch use in traffic and repeated braking on twisting roads put the controls firmly in focus. Adjustable options let you set the reach to suit your hands, reducing the need to stretch your fingers to operate them.
• Number plate holders: a styling choice for riders who want a visually lighter rear end that complements the Hornet’s naked look. Their purpose here is to tidy the bike’s appearance rather than improve comfort over longer distances.

Choosing parts for the 2023-2024 and 2025-2026 versions

The Honda CB750 Hornet has changed over the years, so parts do not all carry over between the 2023-2024 and 2025-2026 versions. Screens, mirrors and some bodywork accessories are examples that are not interchangeable across all years. Choose your bike’s year on this page to see only the accessories that fit your Hornet.