2023 Honda® Rebel 1100 DCT

2023 Honda® Rebel 1100 DCT

Our Rebel 1100 and Rebel 1100 DCT are two great bikes that offer the low seat heights, the relaxed riding positions, and the easy-to-ride torque that every cruiser rider loves. On the other hand, when you take them down a twisty road and open up the throttle, you’ll find that their modern power and handling leaves most traditional cruisers in the dust. Added bonus: their fresh, clean, contemporary sense of style means you don’t look like you wheeled your grandad’s bike out of the garage. Plus, every Rebel 1100 comes equipped with our anti-lock brake system and cruise control, and you can choose between our revolutionary automatic DCT transmission or a conventional six-speed manual. Finally, because we all like to personalize our rides, we offer an extensive line of Honda accessories for both bikes.

Features may include:

• TWIN-CYLINDER ENGINE

The Rebel 1100 sports an engine that redefines what a modern cruiser can and should be. The parallel-twin design is narrow, and delivers torque everywhere from idle to redline. Proven in our Africa Twin, you’ll have plenty of power grunt down low, but the Rebel 1100 cruises easy and revs like nothing else in the class.

• CRUISE CONTROL

With a bike like the new Rebel 1100, you’re going to want to get out and ride. That’s why we’ve equipped it with cruise control, just like our Gold Wings. Want to kick back and cruise on the open road all weekend long? No problem!

• BLACKED-OUT STYLE

Our family of Rebels are blank canvases for your self-expression. But unlike the canvas you buy at the art store, they’re not boring white. As is, its blacked-out engine pieces, frame, fork and bodywork elements look great during the day and even better at night. We even black-plated the final-drive chain!

• LOW SEAT HEIGHT

When it comes to cruisers and seat heights, almost everyone likes them lower, and the Rebel 1100 has one of the lowest seats in anyone’s lineup. It’s comfortable when you ride, and it makes it easier to flat-foot it at stoplights or in parking lots.