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'' The main competitors of the Honda CB500F in the class: ''
* [[Kawasaki_ER-4 | Kawasaki ER-4]]
* [[Suzuki_GSR400 | Suzuki GSR 400]] / [[Suzuki_SFV400_ (Gladius_400) | Suzuki SFV400 Gladius]]
* [[Yamaha_MT-03_ (2016-) | Yamaha MT-03 (2016-)]]
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The naked model '' Honda CB500F '' was first presented in 2012 at the EICMA show in Milan. This motorcycle has nothing to do with the [[Honda_CB500 | Honda CB500]] model from 1994 to 2002 and is a completely different motorcycle.
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''' Main competitors: '''
* [[Kawasaki_ER-4 | Kawasaki ER-4]]
* [[Suzuki_GSR400 | Suzuki GSR 400]] / [[Suzuki_SFV400_ (Gladius_400) | Suzuki SFV400 Gladius]]
* [[Yamaha_MT-03_ (2016-) | Yamaha MT-03 (2016-)]]
At its core, Honda created a unified platform for the creation of budget motorcycles of various classes, which were supposed to fill the niche of low-cost and beginner motorcycle models with the European A2 driver's license category. So, in parallel, other versions were proposed - [[Honda_CBR500R | Honda CBR500R]] (sports) and [[Honda_CB500X | Honda CB500X]] (enduro-tourist). These models are built on a common base, have the same engine and differ only in design, equipment and chassis characteristics.
Intra-Japanese modification of the model - [[Honda_CB400F | Honda CB400F]].
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