Frontal Wing and other accessories from Pyramid for Honda’s CB1000 supernaked.
Pyramid has introduced five new practical add-ons for the Honda CB1000 Hornet, designed to enhance the style and practicality of the 155bhp supernaked. Each accessory is manufactured in the UK by Pyramid’s experienced team, model-specific to ensure a factory-quality fit, and can be installed at home using everyday tools.
Frontal Wing – £74.99 including VAT
Gives the CB1000 a bold, aggressive look from every angle. Made from durable ABS, the wing is available in Matte Black, as well as professionally colour-matched by Pyramid’s trusted UK partners at Dream Machine (for an additional charge).
Fly Screen – £59.99 including VAT
Crafted from durable ABS plastic for a long-lasting and reliable upgrade, the face of the Fly Screen has no exposed bolts or screws, offering a smooth appearance. A fitting kit comes with everything needed for installation, using existing mounting points for a secure and straightforward fit.
Radiator Guard – £59.99 including VAT
Manufactured from aluminium, the radiator guard is lightweight, easy to fit and protects the Hornet’s exposed (and expensive) radiator from flying stones and debris.
Belly Pan – £184.99 including VAT
Adds a dash of streetfighter styling, and protects engine components and downpipes. Designed so coolant and engine oil levels remain visible when fitted, it will be available in painted versions soon.
Seat Cowl – £74.99 including VAT
Durable ABS cowl for an instant, sporty, single-seat look. Simple bolt-on design – no modifications required – and includes a foam ‘bum pad’. Available in a durable matt finish to match Honda’s OE parts, or painted (for a premium).
All five accessories are available now from pyramidmoto.co.uk
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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.
