Honda CB900F Hornet 2002 standard motorcycle

The Honda CB900F Hornet is an iconic Japanese naked sports motorcycle, powered by a fuel-injected 919cc inline-four engine derived from the Fireblade. Its acoustic profile features a distinctive raw engine induction roar paired with high-exit dual exhaust growls, mechanical clutch engagement and classic Japanese handlebar switchgear clicks.

This sound library provides an authentic recording suite of a classic early-2000s inline-four streetfighter, tailored for motor vehicle sound design, highway chase scenes or dynamic motorcycle sound design in game audio.

Phase-Aligned Synchronized Driving Set: Phase-aligned dual perspectives capturing engine bay induction and dual exhaust tones across full gear sweeps, downshifts, ramps and constant RPM holds.

Detailed Mechanical Foley Suite: Captures mechanical motorcycle interactions including spring-loaded side stand deployment, metal footrest snaps, gas cap locking mechanisms and fuel pump priming.

Handlebar Controls and Electricals: High-definition captures of tactile handlebar switches, ignition lock turning, headlight toggles, turn indicators and horn pulses.

Pristine High-Definition Capture: Recorded in 192 kHz / 32-bit float resolution to preserve complex high-RPM transient detail and provide maximum pitch-shifting flexibility.

Technical Specifications

Audio Quality: 32-bit float / 192 kHz

Workflow: Fully UCS compliant (Universal Category System)

Microphones: RØDE NTG1 and Line Audio Omni1

Recorders: Sound Devices MixPre-6 II

Content: 101 WAV files covering multi-perspective driving, revving sequences, pass-bys and comprehensive mechanical foley