A testament on why my 2005 CBR 600 RR has never been in the shop for any repairs with 65,000 miles on it. Truly an Honor to ride a bike that so many take so much honor in building.
I'm a Japanese person who lives right next to this factory. The Honda factory is currently recruiting workers due to a labor shortage. There are 3 shifts with 8 hours of work per day. The monthly salary is approximately 300,000 yen in Japanese yen. In addition to your salary, housing and utilities are free. There is also some allowance for food expenses. There will be updates every 3 months and bonuses will be paid. It's very lucrative, but the work is very demanding. There is no work on Saturdays and Sundays.
Is 300 000 yen a lot in Japan? So How Much Is a Lot of Money in Japan? Generally speaking, whether you're a tourist, student, or worker in Japan, 10,000 yen per day is more than enough money to get by. That equates to about 300,000 yen per month, which is higher than the average salary that a Japanese person makes. ($2,091.05 US dollars). That’s high.
@@roadglideさんへ If you are a regular company employee, the amount is not temporarily high. However, if it is a non-regular part-time job, it is expensive.
Dear Honda factory workers. Be aware that your products are worshipped around the world and running just fine. Greetings from Europe. My 2017 Honda VFR 1200 X DCT is running perfectly and it will continue to do so for many years to come. In the last 15 months I did 25 thousand kilometers on it.
@@roadwarrior8560 true, but with minor adjustments immediately after the launch of the DCT, the problem was resolved. And with each next year, Honda has further perfected the system, bringing it to what it has become today. Bulletproof system so good that it made other manufacturers so nervous that they had to work on the their response to Honda’s DCT. These days the Yamaha has confirmed that they had been developing their just introduced Y-AMT automatic transmission since 2014! BMW has confirmed recently that they had spent 5 years developing their newly launched ASA system in the utmost secrecy. And then, there’s KTM, we’ll see what their system will be like. And just when they all thought they had finally caught up with Honda when it comes to automatic gearboxes and clutches after all these years of struggle, Honda elevates the game to the next level introducing the e-Clutch system.
@@roadwarrior8560 who is old enough to remember the early cx500,s big ends , chocolate cams on the v4,s , the 750 fours where the cam chain came out the front of the engine , honda were not always good
Humans like to take credit for everything they produce, but no, the ego does not and cannot produce this. This video is a mesmerizing testament to the unseen artistry behind every motorcycle. The precision and dedication involved in crafting these machines goes far beyond human ingenuity; it feels like a glimpse into a divine dance where raw materials are transformed into symbols of freedom and motion. In each creation, we witness a spark of the divine, a reflection of the unseen power's boundless creativity and love. Truly inspiring! 🏍️✨
Japan will always be number one! props to all these talented and devoted personnel for constructing so excellent products that give us so much joy and happiness !!!
I love my Africa Twin it's the best , a 2021 base model already have 32k miles on it with no issues it's built so good the fit and finish is so tight, I love this machine, get one you won't regret it
20:24 Step 4. Exterior manufacturing process 20:38 Step 4.1 Molding 22:18 Step 4.2 Painting and Stripes 23:58 Step 5. Body assembly process 24:12 Line assembly A. 27:26 Line assembly B. 29:00 Step 6. Inspection and shipping process. 29:11 inspection and quality area 31:30 Shipping
the bikes themselves don't bring in the profit but the replacement parts for services .Imagine ordering all honda parts of a bike you need to assemble , then you'll realize where the profit margin is .
Thank you Honda for my Honda super cub C50. In my country, Romania, there is only one, mine, and people are stopping me to ask about it.. Everyone loves this beautiful little bike and makes me happy everytime I ride it. Looking forward to buy either a Honda shadow 600 or 750 or the new Rebel CMX 500. Forever Honda. P.S. When I was a kid (am 39 now) I had a bycicle that was not even mine, I wrote on the orange frame with grey paint "Honda". Forever Honda
Fascinating! The technology and investment involved in the production, as well as the finished product, is mind boggling. All I have to do is buy it and ride it! After seeing this I think a new bike is cheap!
Thank You For Making This!! Amazing to see Where & How the greatest motorcycles on planet earth are made & born. Made In Japan 🇯🇵💜 The Power Of Dreams ❤️ Regards From Norway 🇳🇴
My brand new 2013 Triumph Tiger 800XC was assembled in a Thai rice paddy. The child who assembled the engine forgot a few piston rings. "A happy customer tells 7 people. An angry customer tells the world".
I have owned nine Honda motorcycles over the years. Everything from a C70 up to a Blackbird. In general, they have all been well engineered, reliable products. Definitely some of the better bikes I’ve owned. Can’t say fairer than that.
Started on a 50 Cub in Inuvik, NWT, Canada in 1963. In '65 got a Honda 65S which I drove to and from school every day of the year using my feet as outriggers in winter to stay upright. Suzuki 650 and a Yamaha TW200 over the years along with a Kawasaki 650 lent to me by a friend carried me all over Western Canada and Ontario for decades. Most recently, about 5 years of exulting on my 2003 Honda VTX1800 Retro, finest bike I ever rode. Currently trying to figure a ride for me and my 80 lb., service dog. Thanks Honda!
The best Motorcycles ever ! I love my new Honda NC 750X DCT 😍😘 . I had 36 Motorcylces in the last forty Years. And still Honda is the best . Many greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
My 2019 Honda CBR150R has now a mileage of 145,000km, even though its made in indonesia you still won't disappoint on its quality. That's why they called it JAPAN QUALITY
Shoot, same for America and Italy. I love my Harley riding brothers and Ducatis are great bikes but for my money, I trust Japan to give me the most reliable bang for my buck, not to mention, I'll trust my life at 30-130 mph to Japanese engineering over most others any day!
I owned 6 Honda in my life and still have my 1989 XR600R and going strong after lots of miles 😊 I like the Africa Twin very pretty , for me a Honda has to be Red , White, Blue and no black 😊
Seeing the precision that goes into the manufacturing process, this helps reinforce my belief that the "dealer preparation" charge at all dealers is a bullshit charge to get a few hundred more dollars out of each buyer. There's nothing to prepare on the bike when it gets to the dealer.
I had a 1986 Honda Magna V65, and it is still in excellent condition with a new owner who drives it every day, now I have a 2003 Honda VTX1800C, it also has quite a lot of miles but it works and looks great.
This was a very interesting video and tour of this Honda factory. I’d like to know how the Honda motorcycle factory in Ohio, U.S.A. compares with the one in Japan.
It has been about 15 years since motocycles were built in Ohio. They are all built in Japan now. I have worked at the Marysville Auto Plant for nearly 30 years, right beside what was the motorcycle plant until 2009. I think it is used as a parts staging warehouse now for the auto plant.
Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Suzuki are the only motorcycles I have ever owned. I have had 3 Hondas, 3 Yamahas, 2 Kawasakis and 2 Suzukis. They are all 4 great but I like Honda the best.
10:20 : We see a 3-cylinder engine block. Could you tell me what block it is? I didn't know that Honda was producing 3 cylinder engines recently. Thank you.
No fancy looking factory...no showoff...just quality, quality and quality...
Look my post
A testament on why my 2005 CBR 600 RR has never been in the shop for any repairs with 65,000 miles on it. Truly an Honor to ride a bike that so many take so much honor in building.
I'm a Japanese person who lives right next to this factory. The Honda factory is currently recruiting workers due to a labor shortage. There are 3 shifts with 8 hours of work per day. The monthly salary is approximately 300,000 yen in Japanese yen. In addition to your salary, housing and utilities are free. There is also some allowance for food expenses. There will be updates every 3 months and bonuses will be paid. It's very lucrative, but the work is very demanding.
There is no work on Saturdays and Sundays.
Is 300 000 yen a lot in Japan?
So How Much Is a Lot of Money in Japan? Generally speaking, whether you're a tourist, student, or worker in Japan, 10,000 yen per day is more than enough money to get by. That equates to about 300,000 yen per month, which is higher than the average salary that a Japanese person makes. ($2,091.05 US dollars). That’s high.
@@roadglideさんへ
If you are a regular company employee, the amount is not temporarily high. However, if it is a non-regular part-time job, it is expensive.
I would be proud if i worked in that factory.
Not bad at all with food, utilities and housing included.
i am tempted to move to Japan
Dear Honda factory workers. Be aware that your products are worshipped around the world and running just fine. Greetings from Europe. My 2017 Honda VFR 1200 X DCT is running perfectly and it will continue to do so for many years to come. In the last 15 months I did 25 thousand kilometers on it.
early vfr1200 gearboxes were rubbish though.
@@roadwarrior8560 true, but with minor adjustments immediately after the launch of the DCT, the problem was resolved. And with each next year, Honda has further perfected the system, bringing it to what it has become today. Bulletproof system so good that it made other manufacturers so nervous that they had to work on the their response to Honda’s DCT. These days the Yamaha has confirmed that they had been developing their just introduced Y-AMT automatic transmission since 2014! BMW has confirmed recently that they had spent 5 years developing their newly launched ASA system in the utmost secrecy. And then, there’s KTM, we’ll see what their system will be like.
And just when they all thought they had finally caught up with Honda when it comes to automatic gearboxes and clutches after all these years of struggle, Honda elevates the game to the next level introducing the e-Clutch system.
@@roadwarrior8560 who is old enough to remember the early cx500,s big ends , chocolate cams on the v4,s , the 750 fours where the cam chain came out the front of the engine , honda were not always good
Worshipped, what a inspiring word.
Humans like to take credit for everything they produce, but no, the ego does not and cannot produce this. This video is a mesmerizing testament to the unseen artistry behind every motorcycle. The precision and dedication involved in crafting these machines goes far beyond human ingenuity; it feels like a glimpse into a divine dance where raw materials are transformed into symbols of freedom and motion. In each creation, we witness a spark of the divine, a reflection of the unseen power's boundless creativity and love. Truly inspiring! 🏍️✨
I've owned several motorcycles, all Honda. 1986 CR80R, 1996 CR250R, 2003 CBR600RR, 2007 CRF450R, 2025 CRF450R. Big Honda Fan, best bikes!
Japan will always be number one! props to all these talented and devoted personnel for constructing so excellent products that give us so much joy and happiness !!!
Beautifully said 😢🥹
...and the thieving bastards who steal them.
I love my Africa Twin it's the best , a 2021 base model already have 32k miles on it with no issues it's built so good the fit and finish is so tight, I love this machine, get one you won't regret it
0:05 Step 1: Frame manufacturing process
0:28 Step 1.1 Casting Frame
2:05 Step 1.2 Polishing Frame
3:21 Step 1.3 Machining Frame
4:10 Step 1.4 Welding Frame
5:26 Step 1.5 Coating Frame
6:26 Step 2: Engine manufacturing process
7:22 Step 2.1 Casting Engine
8:55 Step 2.2 Coating Engine
9:42 Step 2.3 Machining 1
10:45 Step 2.4 Machining 2
11:54 Step 2.5 engine assembly
14:43 Step 3. Tank manufacturing process
14:48 Step 3.1 Press Tank
16:45 Step 3.2 Welding Tank
18:03 Step 3.3 Polishing Tank
18:47 Step 3.4 Coating Tank
20:24 Step 4. Exterior manufacturing process
20:38 Step 4.1 Molding
22:18 Step 4.2 Painting and Stripes
23:58 Step 5. Body assembly process
24:12 Line assembly A.
27:26 Line assembly B.
29:00 Step 6. Inspection and shipping process.
29:11 inspection and quality area
31:30 Shipping
I bought one new in 96 and ride it still,Honda has a solid well earned reputation for brilliant innovation and quality ,longevity low maintenence.
Professional and focused on QUALITY!
I feel better about Honda prices after watching this.
well the motorcycles themselves don't bring profits but the sparevparts you'll be constantly having to buy for services and replacements .
the bikes themselves don't bring in the profit but the replacement parts for services .Imagine ordering all honda parts of a bike you need to assemble , then you'll realize where the profit margin is .
Watching such efficient, high-quality manufacturing is so satisfying. Thank you Honda!
Building the robot machinery, after a difficult design process, is a wonder…every detail must be so precise ! 👍
Meticulous and efficient, just as you would expect from the Japanese, and Honda. Excellent video!👍🏻
Very amazing these are the people who made my CBR
I am 72 years old now retired from biking! God I wish I still had my Hondas of the past!
I am 75 and I ride dirt bikes and street bikes all the time don't be a sissy
Thank you Honda for my Honda super cub C50. In my country, Romania, there is only one, mine, and people are stopping me to ask about it.. Everyone loves this beautiful little bike and makes me happy everytime I ride it. Looking forward to buy either a Honda shadow 600 or 750 or the new Rebel CMX 500. Forever Honda. P.S. When I was a kid (am 39 now) I had a bycicle that was not even mine, I wrote on the orange frame with grey paint "Honda". Forever Honda
Greetings from Canada. What a superb story.
Bạn giống tôi tôi cũng đang chạy chiếc cup 50cc.😂
I own a 2024 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sport - Build quality is extremely good and I am very happy with this purchase
Fascinating! The technology and investment involved in the production, as well as the finished product, is mind boggling. All I have to do is buy it and ride it! After seeing this I think a new bike is cheap!
Thank You For Making This!!
Amazing to see Where & How the greatest motorcycles on planet earth are made & born.
Made In Japan 🇯🇵💜
The Power Of Dreams ❤️
Regards From Norway 🇳🇴
one of the greatest
The AI voice is exhausting to listen to. Good tour though...
The face of the motorcycle ? It’s a fuel tank.
Really, I never gave it any thought . I was watching production. I could easily understand all that was said. Why care.
Your everything is AI are overrated.
Японцы явно с другой планеты, моё восхищение 🇰🇿👍
The place my Honda Transalp comes from. Love Honda ❤
With all the work that goes into these cycles, I'm amazed they are made as cheaply as they are!
As a person suck at attaching Gundam model decals, the precision of these operators always amaze me especially.
Although 78 yrs old and disabled l would still love to own one of these machines. Meticulous work on a superb machine.
Honda build quality is the best.
This video really makes me appreciate my Honda Africa Twin! Honda is amazing!
Have a 400Four built in 1975, along with a few other Hondas ,Beautiful bikes.
I had one too and a 350/4.
i had its big brother the 550 super sport
My brand new 2013 Triumph Tiger 800XC was assembled in a Thai rice paddy. The child who assembled the engine forgot a few piston rings.
"A happy customer tells 7 people. An angry customer tells the world".
I have owned nine Honda motorcycles over the years. Everything from a C70 up to a Blackbird. In general, they have all been well engineered, reliable products. Definitely some of the better bikes I’ve owned.
Can’t say fairer than that.
日本人がこれだけの手間かけて製作してますので品質が悪い訳が無い。世界に出せる！
Я в большом восторге от увиденного, такое отношение к работе вызывает большое уважение.
Started on a 50 Cub in Inuvik, NWT, Canada in 1963. In '65 got a Honda 65S which I drove to and from school every day of the year using my feet as outriggers in winter to stay upright. Suzuki 650 and a Yamaha TW200 over the years along with a Kawasaki 650 lent to me by a friend carried me all over Western Canada and Ontario for decades. Most recently, about 5 years of exulting on my 2003 Honda VTX1800 Retro, finest bike I ever rode. Currently trying to figure a ride for me and my 80 lb., service dog. Thanks Honda!
The best Motorcycles ever ! I love my new Honda NC 750X DCT 😍😘
. I had 36 Motorcylces in the last forty Years.
And still Honda is the best . Many greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
That’s some nice motorcycles there😎
Going to order one myself soon here in Germany
Thank you for your hard work & service
gosh ive owned many hondas over the last 45 yrs.......i still ride a 1962 cb72 👍👍🇭🇲
Fascinating. Thank you.
My 2019 Honda CBR150R has now a mileage of 145,000km, even though its made in indonesia you still won't disappoint on its quality. That's why they called it JAPAN QUALITY
Made in Japan vs Made in China or Mexico. I would always prefer Japan.
En cualquie país del mundo que se fabrique los stándares de calidad, producción y empleo de materiales son los mismos establecidos por la cass matriz.
Shoot, same for America and Italy. I love my Harley riding brothers and Ducatis are great bikes but for my money, I trust Japan to give me the most reliable bang for my buck, not to mention, I'll trust my life at 30-130 mph to Japanese engineering over most others any day!
I owned 6 Honda in my life and still have my 1989 XR600R and going strong after lots of miles 😊
I like the Africa Twin very pretty , for me a Honda has to be Red , White, Blue and no black 😊
Seeing the precision that goes into the manufacturing process, this helps reinforce my belief
that the "dealer preparation" charge at all dealers is a bullshit charge to get a few hundred more
dollars out of each buyer. There's nothing to prepare on the bike when it gets to the dealer.
I have a blue Honda CBR1100XX X since June 2001. Have put 80,000 miles up on it and enjoyed evry one. I love my Bird :)
Honda the best of the best
I had a 1986 Honda Magna V65, and it is still in excellent condition with a new owner who drives it every day, now I have a 2003 Honda VTX1800C, it also has quite a lot of miles but it works and looks great.
Id like see design processes as well!
that's why honda is durable
This was a very interesting video and tour of this Honda factory. I’d like to know how the Honda motorcycle factory in Ohio, U.S.A. compares with the one in Japan.
It has been about 15 years since motocycles were built in Ohio. They are all built in Japan now. I have worked at the Marysville Auto Plant for nearly 30 years, right beside what was the motorcycle plant until 2009. I think it is used as a parts staging warehouse now for the auto plant.
I did not realize Honda had stopped producing motorcycles in Ohio. I appreciate and thank you for this correction.
I WISH THEY WOULD MAKE THE HONDA CBX AGAIN !!!
But make a smaller version ~ 400ccSix or 450ccSix or 500ccSix
Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Suzuki are the only motorcycles I have ever owned. I have had 3 Hondas, 3 Yamahas, 2 Kawasakis and 2 Suzukis. They are all 4 great but I like Honda the best.
I love my Elsinore 125 and cr500
Had six Hondas over 40 years all great bikes first was a club best bike never made Thank you Honda.
Honda quality! 😎
it's always fascinating to me how small are motorcycle chassis when you strip absolutely everything (aka the frame)
at 62yo gave up my Harley for a Honda Forza 300 love it, wish Honda would come back to the US with 350cc to 600cc again someday
had a 71 350SL. Would love to have a new model just like it.
Cool Video 👌
I l❤ve honda since im 7years old i ride until now im 64 yrs. total of unit honda different power thanks to honda.
Made In Japan, 100% craftsmanship !
Respect to Honda fore there Motorcycles
Amazing 👏
Cool video on motorcycle assembly thanks.
The narrator sounds very robotic/AI.
It is AI...
So nice bikes ! Vfr 800 are the best !gear driven cams !
i love you honda!
The narration is nothing short of appauling.
Very good robotic of japan...
Japanese makes are numero uno (number one)
Who writes the narration? About as clear as mud..
Satisfying❤
Very cool, I’ll take one of each please.
Amazing🎉
Great video
Pretty cool
my admiration and respect to japanese people
Gotta love Honda ! Ive got 2 ❤
Nice video presentation!! ❤❤❤
I didn't imagine Afrika twin tank is so wide. I thought oh it must be a goldwint or something. That's crazy.
That a.i. voice is very annoying... Honda is a magnificent motorcycle
I wonder if my 2015 N700X DCT was made there ?
Хонда это качественно!
15:30 "This process is called the 'pressing process' from the word 'press'."
Goddamit, I'm not sure I would have worked that out by myself.
pls make video for yamaha and kawasaki also. thanks
i see they also install Akrapovic Exhaust in Factory
10:20 : We see a 3-cylinder engine block. Could you tell me what block it is? I didn't know that Honda was producing 3 cylinder engines recently. Thank you.
That is one the cylinder banks from a goldwing.
Maybe on the side making CP3's for YAMAHA
Big in Japan!
really like to see how a ct 125 is made .
100% I want HONDA Motorcycle 🏍️ service
I like to see factory tour! But this is some amazing!!! Thanks
my favorite bike
23 min its not craftsman its craftswoman 😊 kawaii ❤
MashAllah Amazing wow
Nice vlog..very good explaination from start to finish..watching here from the Philippines
Apart from Suzuki, I'd only trust Honda when it comes to reliability and durability.
Muito legal
Wooooah 😮🎉
What ist Aluminum?????
Honda number 1
Yes that was cool Peace out
You wonder why motorcycles are expensive. There is a lot of work to be done. Amazing