Revised colour options for the CMX1100 Rebel custom trio ensure it continues to go from strength to strength.
Forming part of its comprehensive 26-year model line-up refresh, Honda has announced revised paint options to its large capacity CMX1100 Rebel – one of Europe’s best-selling custom bikes. The CMX family (500 and 1100cc variants) currently occupy two of the top three sales positions in Europe in the custom category, and have a combined 17% market share in the segment.
The CMX1100 Rebel and CMX1100 Rebel T, which joined Honda’s line-up as a 21-year model, underwent a comprehensive model update for 25YM, receiving a number of upgrades to engine performance, comfort, riding ergonomics and technology.
The range also grew with a new addition in the shape of the CMX1100SE Rebel – a ‘ready-to-go’ Special Edition factory custom packed with street character thanks to the addition of a bar-end mirrors, colour-matched nose cowl, specially designed fork leg gaiters, and a short, sporty front mudguard from the Genuine Honda Accessories range.
All three grades retain the proven, characterful 1,084cc parallel twin-cylinder engine, and are optionable with Honda’s unique dual clutch transmission (DCT). Standard spec remains comprehensive and includes throttle by wire, selectable rider modes, five-inch colour TFT screen with smartphone connectivity, HSTC and much more.
To emphasise the unique character of each model, Honda has revised the colour options for 2026. As a result, the 26YM CMX1100 Rebel will be available in:
- **NEW** Mat Beta Silver Metallic
- Mat Ballistic Black Metallic
The 26YM CMX1100T SE Rebel will be available in the following colour options:
- **NEW** Pearl Deep Mud Gray
- Mat Ballistic Black Metallic
Further details to follow tomorrow
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
