Honda CBR Fireblade parts

Looking to refresh your Honda CBR Fireblade? The Fireblade features a powerful inline four-cylinder engine, an aluminum twin-spar frame, and advanced braking and suspension technology that has been refined over the years. That’s exactly why proper maintenance is important — and that includes using the right parts.

At Motorparts-online.com, you’ll find the largest selection of new and used Honda CBR Fireblade parts. Need help finding the right part? Email us at info@motorparts-online.com or call +31 (0)73 7114789. We’re happy to help you out.

Evolution of the Honda CBR 900 Fireblade

Since 1992, the Honda CBR Fireblade has undergone an impressive evolution. The first generation, the CBR 900 RR, was known for its low weight and direct character. In 2004, Honda transitioned to the Honda CBR 1000 RR, with more power, a stiffer frame, and better balance between performance and control. Between 2004 and 2019, several versions were released, each with its own changes to the fairing, electronics, and engine tuning.

Since 2020, the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade has entered the market — a completely redesigned model featuring ride-by-wire, quickshifter, launch control, IMU-controlled ABS, and an engine that revs up to 14,500 RPM. Parts from this generation are not interchangeable with older models.

Note: Always double-check the year and model type when searching for parts. Small differences can have a big impact on fit and function.

What makes the Honda CBR Fireblade 1000 iconic?

This powerful motorcycle from Honda has earned its reputation as an iconic superbike. It’s the combination of cutting-edge technology, top-tier performance, and timeless design that sets it apart. Since its launch, the Honda CBR Fireblade 1000 has focused on delivering the perfect balance between speed and handling. The Honda Fireblade CBR 1000 is known for its lightweight chassis, powerful engine, and precision electronics that enhance the riding experience. The Honda CBR Fireblade also marks a significant milestone in the evolution of motorcycle racing, with innovations like electronic throttle control and advanced aerodynamics — all raising the bar for what's possible in performance motorcycling.

Preparing the Honda CBR Fireblade for winter

Are the colder months approaching? To get your Honda motorcycle ready for winter, follow these quick steps:

• Disconnect and store the battery in a warm place; use a trickle charger.


• Change the engine oil and filter to prevent internal corrosion.


• Fill the fuel tank and add stabilizer to keep the fuel fresh.


• Check and correct tire pressure to avoid flat spots.


• Wash and wax the bike, cover it with a breathable cover, and store it in a dry place.

These steps help protect your CBR Honda Fireblade during the winter months, preserving the bike’s performance and longevity — so it's ready to go in spring without unexpected issues.

Experiencing starting issues or rough idle with your Honda CBR Fireblade?

Even a Honda CBR Fireblade has its quirks. With frequent use, high mileage, or age, certain faults may arise that are often traceable to specific parts. Does your Fireblade struggle to start when warm? Or idle roughly after a spirited ride? These issues are common in high-mileage models and may point to dirty throttle bodies, a faulty temperature sensor, or a worn starter motor.

Start by checking the condition of the throttle body and air intake. Then inspect whether the IAT sensor or coolant temperature sensor is functioning correctly. Don’t forget to measure battery voltage during startup — a weak battery often worsens starting issues. Replacing a small component can make all the difference between frustration and a smooth start.

Why does my Honda CBR Fireblade show electronic errors?

Is a warning light on, or does the ABS activate without cause? ABS or ECU faults are especially common in models from 2008 onwards and may be caused by:

• faulty wheel sensors


• poorly grounded battery or fuse box


• or an ECU that needs resetting after a voltage issue

What to check:

• connector plugs and wiring for corrosion


• sensor function using a multimeter


• error codes via an OBD tool (if available)

If in doubt, try a used ECU or sensor from the exact same model — often more affordable than new, and perfectly functional.

Changes after 2008

Starting from model year 2008, the Honda CBR 1000 RR Fireblade received major electronics upgrades, including improvements to the ABS, ECU, and CAN bus system. These upgrades brought more rider aids and finer tuning — but also introduced more components susceptible to failure. A weak ground, worn sensor, or power fluctuation can easily trigger an ABS error or warning light with no obvious cause.

Frequently asked questions about Honda CBR Fireblade parts

Does Motorparts-online.com offer parts for different Fireblade models?

Yes, on our website you can easily find parts for various Fireblade models by filtering by year and model. This ensures you get exactly the parts that match your bike.

What delivery options does Motorparts-online.com offer?

At Motorparts-online.com, you can choose from several delivery options, including direct shipping to your home or picking up your order from one of our warehouses — whichever is most convenient for you.

How can I upgrade my Honda CBR Fireblade?

If you're looking to boost the performance of your Honda Fireblade, you can start with upgrades like a high-flow exhaust system and advanced air intakes. Additionally, tuning the ECU (Engine Control Unit) is an effective way to optimize engine mapping for better acceleration and efficiency.

What are common wear parts for the Honda CBR Fireblade?

Brake pads, chain kits, fork seals, and throttle position sensors are parts that are frequently replaced — especially with sporty or intensive use. Fairing parts and mirrors are also easily damaged in case of a tip-over. We regularly stock both new and used replacements for these parts.