Hobbies Cars & Motorcycles 2009 Honda Motorcycle Buyer's Guide Share PINTEREST Email Print Cars & Motorcycles Motorcycles Buying & Selling Motorcycle History Restoration & Repairs Cars Used Cars SUVs Trucks ATVs & Off Road Public Transportation by Basem Wasef Basem Wasef is the author of "Legendary Motorcycles" and "Legendary Race Cars." His work has appeared in Autoblog, Men's Journal, Robb Report, and Wired. Updated January 13, 2020 01 of 42 VFR 1200 F (2010 Model) The 2010 Honda VFR1200F (price TBD) features an available dual-clutch transmission, an all-new throttle-by-wire 1,237cc V4 engine, and available touring amenities like hard saddlebags and a tall windscreen. Photo © Honda Pictures, prices, and info on every 2009 Honda, including early 2010 models Here is pricing and information on every offroad and on-road 2009 Honda motorcycle. This buyer's guide also includes 2010 releases as they're confirmed, including the VFR1200F and NT700V sport tourers, Elite and SH150i scooters, the Fury chopper and Interstate, Sabre, and Stateline variants, as well as the new Shadow RS cruiser and ST1300 sport tourer. 02 of 42 Fury (2010 model) The 2010 Honda Fury (base price $12,999) is Honda's first true factory custom chopper, featuring a 1,312cc liquid-cooled V-twin sourced from the VTX1300 cruiser. The Fury's rake measures 38 degrees, and the seat is 26.7 inches high. Photo © Honda 03 of 42 Stateline (2010 Model) Available in Black or Candy Dark Red, the Fury-derived Stateline is priced at $11,699, or $12,699 with ABS. The non-ABS version will be in dealerships in February, 2010, while the ABS version will be available in March. Photo © Honda 04 of 42 Interstate (2010 Model) Priced at $12,749, the 2010 Honda Interstate is a touring variant of the Fury chopper, and features hard leather bags, a windscreen, and floorboards. The Interstate will be available in Black or Pearl Blue, and will hit dealerships in February. Photo © Honda 05 of 42 Sabre (2010 Model) The Fury-derived Sabre is priced at $11,799, and $12,799 for an ABS-equipped version. The models will hit dealerships in March and April of 2010, respectively. Photo © Honda 06 of 42 Shadow RS (2010 Model) The 2010 Honda Shadow RS is priced at $7,799, and is powered by a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 745cc v-twin powerplant. The roadster-style bike is available in Metallic Gray and Pearl White, and will be in dealerships in March, 2010. Photo © Honda 07 of 42 Elite (2010 model) The 2010 Honda Elite scooter (price TBD) is powered by a 108cc liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine, and offers enough underseat storage for a full-face helmet. Photo © Honda 08 of 42 SH150i (2010 model) The new Honda SH150i scooter (base price $4,499) is powered by a 153cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine mated to a V-Matic automatic transmission. The SH150i's seat height is 30.9 inches, and big 16-inch wheels promises stable handling. Photo © Honda 09 of 42 ST1300 (2010 Model) The 2010 Honda ST1300's price has not yet been released, but the 1,261cc V4-powered sport tourer will be in dealerships in March, and will have available ABS. Other features include a three-way adjustable saddle, motorized windscreen, and dual saddlebags. Photo © Honda 10 of 42 Ruckus The 2009 Honda Ruckus (base price $2,499) is powered by a 49cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine with a V-Matic automatic transmission. Oversized tires offer a rugged look, and some owners report getting 100 mpg from their Ruckuses. Photo © Honda 11 of 42 Metropolitan The 2009 Honda Metropolitan scooter (base price $2,399) is powered by a 49cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that allows speeds of up to 40 mph. The Metropolitan has an automatic V-Matic transmission and a lockable, 22 liter underseat storage area. Photo © Honda 12 of 42 Silver Wing The 2009 Honda Silver Wing (base price $8,499) is a maxi scooter with a 582cc parallel twin-cylinder engine and Combined Brake System with available ABS. The Silver Wing has 55-liters of underseat storage and an adjustable rider backrest. Photo © Honda >>Click here to read a review of the Honda Silver Wing ABS scooter 13 of 42 Rebel The 2009 Honda Rebel (base price $3,999) is a beginner-friendly cruiser with an air-cooled 234cc parallel twin-cylinder engine. A low seat height of 26.6 inches and a curb weight of 331 pounds make it easy to handle. Photo © Honda >>Click here to see the Honda Rebel among our list of 10 Great First Bikes 14 of 42 Shadow Aero The 2009 Honda Shadow Aero (base price $7,699) is powered by a 745cc liquid-cooled V-twin powerplant with a single carburetor and 2-into-2 exhaust pipes. Its shaft drive offers low maintenance, and seat height measures 25.9 inches. Photo © Honda 15 of 42 Shadow Spirit 750 The 2009 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 (base price $7,699) is powered by a 745cc liquid-cooled, carbureted V-twin engine. A 25.7 inch seat height makes the Shadow Spirit 750 beginner friendly. Photo © Honda 16 of 42 VTX1300R The 2009 Honda VTX1300R (base price $10,299) features deeply valanced front and rear fenders, a chrome-hooded headlight, semi-swept handlebar and floorboards with heel-and-toe shifter. The VTX1300R is powered by a 1,312cc liquid-cooled V-twin. Photo © Honda 17 of 42 VTX1300C The 2009 Honda VTX1300C (base price $10,199) features custom cast wheels and minimalist fenders. Powered by a liquid-cooled 1,312cc V-twin with a five-speed transmission, the VTX1300C has a 27.5 inch seat height. Photo © Honda 18 of 42 VTX1300T The 2009 Honda VTX1300T (base price $11,499) comes equipped for touring. The VTX1300T features a windscreen, leather saddlebags with 24-liters of capacity, and a chrome passenger backrest. The VTX1300T is powered by a 1,312cc V-twin, like all VTX models. Photo © Honda 19 of 42 CBR600RR The 2009 Honda CBR600RR (base price $10,499) features a 599cc inline-4 engine that redlines at 15,000 rpm, a MotoGP-derived electronic steering damper, and a Hollow Fine Die-Cast frame for lightweight construction. Curb weight is 410 pounds. Photo © Honda 20 of 42 CBR600RR ABS The 2009 Honda CBR600RR ABS (base price $10,499) wears new bodywork and features improved mid-range torque from its 599cc inline-4 engine, which redlines at 15,000 rpm. The advanced ABS system applies braking to both front and rear wheels. Photo © Honda 21 of 42 CBR1000RR The 2009 Honda CBR1000RR (base price $12,999, seen here in Repsol colors priced at $13,499) claims to be the lightest, most compact, and best performance motorcycle in its class. The lightweight aluminum frame helps it attain a curb weight of 439 lbs. Photo © Honda >>Click here for a review of the Honda CBR1000RR 22 of 42 CBR1000RR ABS The 2009 Honda CBR1000RR ABS (base price $13,999) features combined ABS. The 999cc inline 4-cylinder engine features two injectors per cylinder. Other features include a MotoGP-derived electronic steering damper and slipper clutch. Photo © Honda >>Click here for a review of the Honda CBR1000RR 23 of 42 Interceptor The 2009 Honda Interceptor (base price $11,999) features a VTEC-equipped 781cc V-4 engine and Honda's Combined Braking System. ABS is available, and a 5.8 gallon fuel capacity offers long range sport-touring possibilities. Photo © Honda >>Click here for a review of the 2007 Honda Interceptor 24 of 42 ST1300 The 2009 Honda ST1300 (base price $15,999) is powered by a 1,261cc liquid-cooled V-4 engine. ST1300 features include a three-position rider seat, a motor-driven adjustable windscreen, and a 5.5 gallon gas tank with an additional 2.2 gallons in a sub-tank. Photo © Honda 25 of 42 ST1300 ABS The 2009 Honda ST1300 ABS (base price $17,199) is a $1,200 premium over the non ABS-equipped model, and is powered by a 1,261cc liquid-cooled V-4 engine. Features include a motor-driven adjustable windscreen, and saddlebags which hold 35 liters each. Photo © Honda 26 of 42 ST1300PA Police Motorcycle The 2009 Honda ST1300PA is specially equipped for police duty. Features include an adjustable dual-density solo seat, a speedometer graduated in 2-mph increments, special brackets for lights, sirens, and radio equipment, and a 7.7 gallon fuel tank. Photo © Honda 27 of 42 DN-01 The 2009 Honda DN-01 (base price $15,599) is what Honda calls a "crossover," and it features a 680cc, liquid-cooled V-twin engine coupled with an automatic, continuously variable transmission. The DN-01 has a relatively low 27.2 inch seat and ABS. Photo © Honda 28 of 42 Gold Wing The 2009 Honda Gold Wing (base price $22,099) features an 1,832cc flat-six powerplant and loads of touring-friendly features. New for 2009 is available XM Radio, XM NavTraffic, and XM NavWeather, as well as a Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Photo © Honda 29 of 42 CRF230L The 2009 Honda CRF230L (base price $4,999) is a dual-purpose motorcycle powered by a 223cc, air-cooled single-cylinder powerplant. Capable of offroad and on-road riding, the CRF230L has a 31.9 inch seat height and 9.5 inches of ground clearance. Photo © Honda >>Click here to check out the CRF230L in our list of 10 Great Beginner Bikes, and click here to read a CRF230L review. 30 of 42 XR650L The 2009 Honda XR650L (base price $6,499) is powered by a 644cc single-cylinder engine. This dual purpose motorcycle has electric start and 11.6 inches of travel up front, with 11.0 inches at the rear. Seat height is 37 inches. Photo © Honda 31 of 42 CRF230M The 2009 Honda CRF230M (base price $5,399) is based on the dual-purpose CRF230L, and wears 17-inch wheels with street tires, classifying it as a supermoto bike. The CRF230M has a single-cylinder 223cc air-cooled engine and a 31.7 inch seat height. Photo © Honda 32 of 42 CRF50F The 2009 Honda CRF50F (base price, $1,349) is currently not available due to the ban on lead parts in children's products. The CRF50F is powered by a 49cc single-cylinder engine with an automatic clutch and three-speed transmission. Photo © Honda 33 of 42 CRF70F The 2009 Honda CRF70F (base price $1,899) is a kid-friendly dirtbike with a 72cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. A semi-automatic three-speed transmission offers clutch-free shifting, and a curb weight of 139 lbs makes it easy to handle. Photo © Honda 34 of 42 CRF80F The 2009 Honda CRF80F (base price $2,299) is the next step up from the CRF70F, and features an 80cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine and a five-speed transmission. The CRF70F has 5.5 inches of front suspension travel and a 28.9 inch seat height. Photo © Honda 35 of 42 CRF100F The 2009 Honda CRF100F (base price $2,699) is powered by a 99cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine that uses a kick start. A 27mm Showa front fork offers 5.2 inches of suspension travel, and curb weight is 174 pounds. Photo © Honda 36 of 42 CRF150R The 2009 Honda CRF150R (base price $4,699) is a motocross bike powered by a 149cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine. The CRF150R Expert (or CRF150RB, base price $4,799) is setup for taller riders, with bigger wheels and a taller seat. Photo © Honda 37 of 42 CRF150F The 2009 Honda CRF150F (base price $3,399) features a 149cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine with electric start and a five-speed transmission. The Pro Link rear suspension offers 8.9 inches of travel, and seat height measures 32.5 inches. Photo © Honda 38 of 42 CRF230F The 2009 Honda CRF230F (base price $3,899) is the trail version of the CRF230L, and features a 223cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with electric start and a six-speed transmission. Seat height is 34.1 inches, and curb weight is 249 lbs. Photo © Honda 39 of 42 CRF230R The 2009 Honda CRF230R (base price $6,999) is a motocross bike equipped with a 249cc liquid-cooled, four-valve, single-cylinder engine. Among its 2009 improvements are better low and mid-range power, a new rear brake rotor, and longer exhaust headers. Photo © Honda 40 of 42 CRF450X The 2009 Honda CRF450X (base price $7,899) is an enduro bike powered by a liquid-cooled 449cc powerplant. The CRF450X has a curb weight of 269 pounds, a seat height of 37.9 inches, and 12.4 inches of suspension travel. Photo © Honda 41 of 42 CRF250X The 2009 Honda CRF250X (base price $7,149) features a 249cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine. 12.4 inches of suspension travel offers plenty of shock absorption, and the CRF250X has a 37.7 inch seat height and 13.6 inches of ground clearance. Photo © Honda 42 of 42 CRF450R The 2009 Honda CRF450R (base price $7,999) features an all-new engine with electronic fuel injection. The CRF450R'ss 449cc powerplant produces 56.3 horsepower at 8,500 rpm, and front suspension travel is 12.2 inches, while the rear measures 12.6 inches. Photo © Honda Continue Reading