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The 10 most reliable superbikes

Yamaha YZF-R1

There's a reason why the Yamaha R1 is so incredibly popular . Built for the masses, the R1 manages to retain MotoGP-like qualities along with a stunning design and an ultra-modern engine that won't let you down no matter what you throw at it.

Yamaha also leads the way in Consumer Reports' review of manufacturer reliability, and the R1 is as reliable as it gets. While this liter-class superbike isn't for beginners, it's incredibly fast, offers fantastic electronic driver aids and above all, it's a machine you can rely on every day.

Suzuki GSX-R1000R

We really can't rate the Suzuki GSX-R1000R superbike enough . One of today's best liter-class superbikes, the Suzuki R1000R offers everything a motorcyclist needs: refinement, performance, maneuverability, power and speed, and above all, reliability.

Suzuki Hayabusa

No one can deny that the Suzuki Hayabusa is simply the most popular and legendary superbike in the world. The 25-year-old Suzuki Hayabusa has truly established itself as a legend in the motorcycle world with its unrivaled power and heritage.

With a high-performance motorcycle like the Hayabusa , mechanical or electronic devices can easily fail, but Suzuki has always strived to provide reliable and trouble-free performance. Today's Suzuki Hayabusa models in particular are more advanced than ever before, ensuring that you get all the power, performance and thrills of a motorcycle without the need for constant trips to the service station.

Honda CBR-1000RR

Honda's 12% failure rate puts it in second place in Consumer Reports' reliability survey, right next to Suzuki. In the superbike segment, few motorcycles command as much reverence and respect as the Honda CBR 1000RR , and rightly so.

By creating the CBR 1000RR, Honda has created the perfect track toy that feels as relaxed and comfortable on the highway as it does in the tightest corners on the racetrack.

BMW S1000RR

Seeing a German BMW superbike among the rest of the Japanese motorcycles may come as a surprise, but the liter class segment is really incomplete without mentioning the BMW S1000RR . While the 40% failure rate of BMW motorcycles may be perplexing, especially on this list, you'll find that the BMW S1000RR is a pretty reliable superbike, especially after its redesign for 2019.

Every high-performance motorcycle needs maintenance, and the BMW S1000RR is no exception . However, from what we surmised after browsing online forums, the BMW S1000RR turned out to be a pretty reliable motorcycle, if well looked after and maintained, won't give you any problems.

Honda CBR-600RR

Honda has built a reputation for building reliable motorcycles that rarely let you down, and in the supersport category, the CBR is a superbike icon

The CBR-600RR is a fantastic superbike for beginners, but veterans can also enjoy riding it for a lifetime. Plus, with its bulletproof reliability, the Honda CBR 600R can easily outlast you.

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R

Among the world-renowned Kawasaki Ninja series, it's safe to say that the ZX-10R is the king of the mountain . The Ninja ZX-10R, epitomizing sportbike design, has always stood out among the rest.

Again, Kawasaki's bronze position in terms of motorcycle manufacturer reliability plays in their favor. When you throw your leg over this beautiful super sport machine and expect it to confidently accelerate you to the 320km/h mark, you'll also have peace of mind knowing that you can trust the motorcycle's reliability.

Kawasaki Z900

The Kawasaki Ninja series from the Japanese motorcycle brand is not the only one to offer a handling, reliable and fast motorcycle. The Kawasaki Z900 is designed for those who want all the power and road handling of a great sportbike, but without the fully streamlined chassis or aggressive stance that characterizes such a superbike.

Kawasaki motorcycles have only gotten better and more reliable over the years, and you'll be hard pressed to find anyone complaining about their experience riding a Kawasaki Z900.

Yamaha YZF-R7

Yamaha discontinued its extremely famous R6 in 2020 to replace it in 2022 with the YZF-R7. In Consumer Reports' review of motorcycle manufacturer reliability, Yamaha was found to be the most reliable motorcycle manufacturer with a failure rate of just 11% among all major manufacturers.

In addition, even the uninitiated know about the bulletproof Japanese reliability that Yamaha brings to each of its motorcycles. Thus, the Yamaha R7 is not only a fantastic racing weapon and a monstrous superbike, but one that can compete with many liter-class machines for its money on the race track.

Kawasaki Ninja 650

The Kawasaki Ninja has been one of the most popular and reliable series of sportbikes and superbikes . Whether you are a beginner and choose the Ninja 400 , or you opt for the more serious Kawasaki Ninja 650, the Kawasaki Ninja series cannot fail to be recommended.

The Ninja 650 is a fantastic offering as a beginner's motorcycle and the reason we have included it on this list is because this 649cc motorcycle is capable of reaching speeds of 210 km/h and with almost 70 horsepower, the Kawasaki Ninja 650 keeps up with the liter class motorcycles, especially on the track.