Honda used Milan Fashion Week 2027 to present the Onitsuka Tiger Honda Mid Sports Concept, a middleweight sportbike created through its new partnership with the Japanese fashion company. Onitsuka Tiger was established in Kobe, in Hyogo Prefecture, in 1949. Visordown reported the unveiling.

The prototype takes a more familiar route than Honda’s recent electric projects. Its bodywork is finished in vivid yellow and black, while Onitsuka Tiger branding appears on the lower side fairing and at the front of the motorcycle. The mostly black wheels add Tiger Yellow detailing, giving the collaboration a clear visual signature while retaining the appearance of a conventional Honda sportbike.

Hardware shown on the concept includes Brembo brakes and an Akrapovic exhaust system, lending the display machine a premium direction. Onitsuka Tiger also revealed footwear and apparel carrying Honda’s Wing Mark, the traditional emblem associated with Honda motorcycles. Honda said the collection highlighted the attention to manufacturing detail shared by the two brands.

The project arrives as Honda explores several forms of two-wheeled mobility beyond its established motorcycle range. Founded in 1948 and described by Visordown as the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer, Honda has recently presented the WN7 electric motorcycle and the Outlier EV Concept. It has also shown the e-MTB Prototype, identified as its first step towards entering the electric mountain-bike market.