Ogio OR Series Tank Bag Ring
AC18000176 (MFG #: 803906)
$29.99
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$29.99
Regular price
$34.99
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Ogio OR Series Tank Bag Ring for Honda CB1000R Motorcycle - Street
Ogio OR Series Tank Bag Ring for Honda CB1000R Motorcycle - Street
$29.99
Sale price
$29.99
Regular price
$34.99
Sale
-14%
SKU:AC18000176
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Description
OGIO tank bag rings are made in the USA by collab partner RAM MOUNTS®. Engineered to fit most major motorcycle brands, OGIO tank bag rings are designed to install easily and maintain their shape for years of on-off use. RAM, a global leader in mounting systems, produces OGIO tank bag rings at their Seattle, WA manufacturing facility.
- OR3 Tank Ring (Fits most Kawasaki)
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 803906
Vehicle Information
Honda CB1000R Motorcycle - Street (2011-2024)
The Honda CB1000R, a prominent naked sportbike, was produced from 2011 to 2024. Throughout its production, it consistently featured a 998cc liquid-cooled, DOHC inline-four engine, offering a blend of performance and street-focused versatility. This model underwent significant evolution, adapting its style and technology to remain a competitive force in the segment. The CB1000R saw two distinct generations. The first, from 2011 to 2017, was powered by an engine derived from the CBR1000RR, retuned for strong low-to-midrange torque, producing around 123-125 hp. Updates during this period were primarily cosmetic, including new color options and minor component refreshes like a thicker handlebar. The second generation, launched in 2018, marked a complete redesign with the "Neo Sports Café" aesthetic. This iteration featured a more powerful engine (approx. 143-145 hp), advanced electronics like throttle-by-wire, multiple riding modes, and traction control. In 2021, the Black Edition was introduced, offering a stealthy look and a quickshifter as standard, alongside further styling and technological refinements like a new TFT display. The model concluded its run after 2024. Q: How do I find parts specific to my Honda CB1000R?
A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| General Service Interval | Every 6,400 km or annually | Whichever comes first. |
| Engine Oil | Every 12,800 km or 12 months | Whichever comes first. Some models (e.g., 2020) may require changes every 6,000 km. |
| Oil Filter | Every 12,800 km | Generally every two oil changes. Some recommend with every oil change for optimal longevity. |
| Spark Plugs | Every 24,000 km or 48,000 km | Varies by model year. Some manuals indicate 48,000 km. Check specific manual. |
| Air Filter | Inspect regularly, replace as necessary | Check and replace if necessary every 4,000 to 6,000 km, or between 24,000 and 48,000 km depending on conditions. More frequent in dusty or wet conditions. |
| Coolant | Every 3 years | |
| Drive Chain | Every 1,000 km | Inspection, cleaning, and lubrication. |
Maintenance intervals may vary slightly by model year. It is recommended to consult your motorcycle's specific owner's manual for the most accurate information.