The new 2022 Honda CB500F in Matte Gray Metallic. (Honda/)

As with the 2022 CB500X midsize adventure bike, Honda’s 2022 CB500F naked bike will come with a few notable chassis updates that promise to make a positive impact on handling. The new machine will be available in Honda dealers this month starting at $6,699, $200 more than last year’s model.

A lighter swingarm features on the new CB500F. (Honda/)

Changes are the same as we’ve seen on the CB500X, including a new 41mm Showa SFF-BP inverted fork, providing improved rigidity and responsiveness. This change is complemented by a lighter swingarm and an updated braking package at the front; the new brake setup features two 296mm discs and four-piston, radial-mount calipers. Updated cast aluminum wheels help to shave weight as well while helping toward improved handling overall.

The major update to the CB500F is a new inverted Showa SFF-BP fork. (Honda/)

This popular streetbike retains its 471cc parallel-twin engine, slip and assist clutch, and Pro-Link rear shock with nine-position preload adjustment.

Simple, digital instrumentation gives you all the information you need. (Honda/)

This bike has come a long way in the looks department since its debut for the 2013 model year, and carries its more grown-up aesthetic into 2022 in a single Matte Gray Metallic colorway.

The 2022 Honda CB500F starts at $6,699. (Honda/)

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Source: MotorCyclistOnline.com