hornet 2023 GRAPHICS KITS

The Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit is a complete set of laminated polymer vinyl stickers, custom-made in France on the exact templates of the CB750 Hornet bodywork. Compatible with all 2023, 2024 and 2025 models, it ships worldwide and installs without specialist tools thanks to built-in bubble-free technology.

The Honda CB750 Hornet – a naked bike that deserves a graphics kit

Honda brought back the Hornet name in 2023 with an all-new motorcycle, the CB750 Hornet, powered by a parallel twin engine displacing 755 cc and producing 91.8 hp. This new generation has nothing to do with the original CB600F Hornet (produced 1998-2013) – it is a purpose-built naked bike with a sharp, modern silhouette.

The CB750 Hornet’s design language sets it apart: a distinctive angular LED headlight, a muscular tank with defined edges, minimalist side panels that expose the engine, and a raised rear subframe that keeps the profile tight. These surfaces make the Hornet 750 an ideal canvas for a custom graphics kit.

If you have already customised a Honda CBR or another street bike, the Hornet 750 offers larger flat surfaces that suit both bold graphic patterns and clean single-colour layouts equally well.

Compatibility – Honda Hornet 750 (2023, 2024, 2025)

The Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit covers all OEM bodywork parts including side panels, front fender and tank panels, compatible with 2023, 2024 and 2025 models without modification. All templates are developed directly on genuine Honda CB750 Hornet bodywork.

Compatibility is confirmed across the 2023, 2024 and 2025 generations, which share the same platform and identical bodywork geometry with no changes between model years.

Parts covered by the kit:

• Front fairing
• Side panels
• Tank panels
• Front fender
• Rear cowl

For motorcycles fitted with aftermarket track bodywork, minor adaptation may be required depending on the brand. Contact us before ordering to confirm compatibility with your specific bodywork.

Premium vinyl, durability and easy installation

The Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit is produced in laminated polymer vinyl, resistant to UV, fuel, engine heat and pressure washing from 50 cm. With standard care, a polymer vinyl graphics kit lasts 5 to 7 years – far longer than standard adhesive films.

Air-release technology allows you to reposition each panel during installation, eliminating trapped bubbles even on curved surfaces. The installation process follows four steps:

1. Clean and degrease the bodywork thoroughly
2. Dry-fit the panel to check alignment
3. Apply from the centre outward to the edges
4. Apply gentle heat with a heat gun or hair dryer on curved sections

The recommended installation temperature is 18 to 25 °C (64 to 77 °F). Below this range, the vinyl becomes less flexible and adhesion on curved areas is reduced.

Full custom graphics – your Hornet, your identity

Every Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit can be ordered in a standard design from the listing below, or as a fully custom piece. Custom options include a free colour palette, matte or gloss finish, race numbers, logos and personalised text.

Every custom order includes a digital validation mock-up sent before production. You see your graphics kit on the exact silhouette of your Hornet 750 before anything goes to print – a step that no other manufacturer currently offers on this model.

Honda’s three original 2023 colour options (Pearl Smoky Gray, Mat Iridium Gray Metallic and Grand Prix Red) are a useful starting point: choose a graphics kit that matches, contrasts or transforms your base colour. For a full custom order, visit our custom motorcycle graphics kit page.

FAQ – Honda Hornet 750 Graphics Kit

Is this graphics kit compatible with the Honda Hornet 750 2024 and 2025?

Yes. The Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit is fully compatible with the 2023, 2024 and 2025 generations. All three model years share the same bodywork geometry and platform, so no template adjustment is required between years.

What parts does a Honda Hornet 750 graphics kit cover?

The kit covers all plastic bodywork panels: front fairing, side panels, tank panels, front fender and rear cowl. The metal fuel tank itself is not covered by the kit – only the tank side panels.

How long does a polymer vinyl graphics kit last on a motorcycle?

A laminated polymer vinyl graphics kit lasts 5 to 7 years with standard maintenance: gentle washing, microfibre cloth, no abrasive products. Exposure to intense UV and outdoor storage conditions affect long-term durability.

Can I install a graphics kit myself without professional help?

Yes. The air-release (bubble-free) technology makes self-installation straightforward even without prior experience. A clean, degreased surface, a temperature between 18 and 25 °C and patience on the curved areas are all that is required.

Will the graphics kit damage the original paintwork when removed?

No, provided the original paintwork was in good condition before installation. Laminated polymer vinyl peels cleanly without leaving adhesive residue. Applying gentle heat before removal makes the process easier and reduces any risk.

What is the difference between a graphics kit and a vinyl wrap for the Hornet 750?

A graphics kit consists of individual pre-cut panels that cover each bodywork part separately. A vinyl wrap is a continuous film applied over the entire surface of the bike. Graphics kits are easier to install and remove, preserve the original paintwork, and allow precise colour and pattern placement by panel.

Are there graphics kits available for grey, yellow and black Hornet 750?

Yes. For Pearl Smoky Gray and Mat Iridium Gray Metallic versions, warm-toned kits (red, orange, white) create strong contrast. For Grand Prix Red models, black, white or silver kits emphasise the motorcycle’s dynamic lines. All standard colours are visible in the product listing below, and full custom colour options are available on request.

How fast is the Honda CB750 Hornet and what is the engine displacement?

The Honda CB750 Hornet is powered by a 755 cc parallel twin engine producing 91.8 hp at 9,500 rpm. For full technical specifications, Honda’s official page provides complete performance data.