Compare Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke

Honda CB650R

Neo Sports Cafe

SRP : ₱524,000 View Promo

Kawasaki Vulcan S

Standard

SRP : ₱430,000 View Promo

KTM 790 Duke

Standard

SRP : ₱599,000 View Promo

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Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Basic information

Price
₱524,000 Honda CB650R Price
₱430,000 Kawasaki Vulcan S Price
₱599,000 KTM 790 Duke Price

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- User Reviews
- Not at all entertaining to ride
  
  Overall fit and finish of the Honda CB650R is great, but it is not at all entertaining to ride. If...View More
  
  Pascal Tuesday Oct 14, 2025 08:30:25
  Mid weight from Honda that is known for its iconic style statement
  
  This would be an ideal instance when it comes to naked mid weight bike models. I tried riding the...View More
  
  Himig Wednesday Jul 17, 2024 09:26:29
  Perfect instance when it comes to everyday bike
  
  My day to day bike riding experience has become way more enchanting since I have purchased Honda...View More
  
  Crisanto Monday May 1, 2023 13:36:31
- A Cruiser That Adapts to Every Rider
  
  The Kawasaki Vulcan S is one of the bikes I've owned that can do a lot of different things. The...View More
  
  Alvaro Friday Sep 12, 2025 05:49:34
  Reasonable priced lightweight cruiser
  
  What I admired most about this lightweight cruiser bike is its affordability factor. I may have...View More
  
  Patrick Friday Apr 5, 2024 17:56:32
  Mid-weight Japanese cruiser from Kawasaki
  
  I am too much satisfied with the selection of this iconic cruiser from Kawasaki that is Kawasaki...View More
  
  Nathaniel Friday Apr 5, 2024 16:44:23
- Naked Bike With Sharp Performance and Attitude
  
  I've loved riding the KTM Duke 790 for months. The parallel-twin engine is very powerful, and the...View More
  
  Ronnie Friday Sep 19, 2025 09:23:36
  Razor sharp handling, updated suspension
  
  The KTM Duke 790 has redefined my riding experience. I enjoy both daily commuting and weekend track...View More
  
  Brayanst Sunday Jul 7, 2024 17:18:28
  Bike that showcases a wild side with immense intricacy
  
  When it comes to motorcycles my choice is pretty exclusive. Say I get more attracted to such bikes...View More
  
  Nathan Friday Apr 28, 2023 09:09:19

- Bulky appeal
  
  Strong engine
  
  Bulky appeal
  
  Strong engine
- Refined and torquey engine
  
  Relaxed ergonomics
  
  Refined and torquey engine
  
  Relaxed ergonomics
- Promotes superior ride and handling
  
  A decent performer
  
  Promotes superior ride and handling
  
  A decent performer
  
  Bestowed with a very aggressive design
  
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Things we don’t like

- Price on the higher side
  
  Feature list should be updated
  
  Price on the higher side
  
  Feature list should be updated
- Dated instrument console which is too basic in appeal
  
  Dated instrument console which is too basic in appeal
- No comfort for the Pillion rider
  
  Riding quality is a bit stiff
  
  No comfort for the Pillion rider
  
  Riding quality is a bit stiff

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Console

- Navigator
- Side Stand Indicator
- Speedometer
- Digital
- Digital
- Digital
- Odometer
- Digital
- Digital
- Digital
- Display Screen
- Fuel Gauge
- Digital
- Digital
- Digital
- Tachometer
- Tripmeter
- Oil Change Indicator

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Electrical

- Accessory Outlet
- Adjustable Headlights
- Tail Lamp
- LED
- LED
- Head Lamp
- LED
- LED
- LED
- Indicator Light

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Differentiating Features

- Cruise Control
- Height Adjustable Seats

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Safety & Security

- Back Rest
- ABS
- Launch Control
- Leg Guards
- Pass Switch
- Shutter Lock
- Side Reflectors
- Riding Modes
- Road, Race
- Street, Road
- Sport, Street, Road, Supermoto
- Engine Check Warning
- Traction Control
- Engine Immobilizer
- Wheel Lock Front/back
- Stability Control
- Anti-Theft Alarm
- Central Locking

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Chassis & Suspension

- Side Wings
- Seat Type
- Dual Stepped
- Single Seat
- Dual Stepped
- Body Frame Material
- Steel
- High Tensile Steel
- Chromium Molybdenum
- Body Frame Type
- Diamond
- Perimeter
- Steel
- Chrome Garnish
- Electronic Suspension Adjustment

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Brake

- Front Brake
- Disc
- Disc
- Dual Disc
- Rear Brake
- Disc
- Disc
- Disc

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Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Wheels & Tyres

- Front Wheel Size
- R17
- R18
- Rear Wheel Size
- R17
- R17
- Tyre Type
- Tubeless
- Radial
- Runflat, Tubeless
- Front Tyre
- 120/70 R17
- 120/70 R18
- Rear Tyre
- 180/55 R17
- 160/60 R17

Honda CB650R vs Kawasaki Vulcan S vs KTM 790 Duke - Engine & Performance

- Drive Type
- Chain Drive
- Chain Drive
- Chain Drive
- No. Of Strokes
- 4-Stroke
- 4-Stroke
- 4-Stroke
- Valves Per Cylinder
- 4
- 4
- 4
- Valve Configuration
- DOHC
- DOHC
- DOHC
- No. Of Cylinder
- 4
- 2
- 2
- Compression Ratio
- 11.6:1
- Displacement
- 649
- 649
- 799
- Cooling System
- Liquid Cooled
- Liquid Cooled
- Liquid Cooled
- Clutch Type
- Wet, Multi-Plate
- Wet Multi Disc
- Wet, Multi-Plate
- Exhaust Pipes
- 4 in 1 Exhaust
- 2 in 1 Exhaust
- Single Exhuast
- Bore X Stroke
- 67 mm x 46 mm
- 88 mm x 65.7 mm
- Fuel Tank Capacity (litres)
- 15.4 L
- 14 L
- 14.0 L
- RPM at Maximum Torque
- 9000
- 6500
- RPM at Maximum Power
- 12000
- 7500
- Engine Type
- 4 Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 16 Valve, DOHC Liquid-Cooled Engine
- Parallel Twin, 4-Stroke, Liquid-Cooled, DOHC Engine
- 2-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, DOHC, Parallel Twin
- Maximum Power
- 93.4
- 61.6
- 105
- Maximum Torque
- 63.3 Nm
- 64 Nm
- 87 Nm
- Injection Type
- Fuel Injection
- Fuel Injection
- Emission Control
- Euro 4
- Lubrication System
- Forced Oil