The weight of a motorcycle varies widely depending on its type, engine size, and features. On average, motorcycles weigh between 300 and 800 pounds, but the range can be from as light as 150 pounds to over 1,000 pounds

. Here is a breakdown by type and engine size:

• By type:
  • Naked bikes: 280 to 530 pounds
  • Supermotos: 220 to 320 pounds
  • Dual sport bikes: 250 to 370 pounds
  • Mopeds and scooters: 150 to 300 pounds
  • Dirt bikes: around 215 pounds
  • Cafe racers and scramblers: 400 to 500 pounds
  • Cruisers: 600 to 800 pounds
  • Touring bikes: up to 1,000 pounds or more

• By engine size (cc):
  • 250cc: ~350 pounds
  • 300cc: ~350 pounds
  • 500cc: ~410 pounds
  • 600cc: 400 to 450 pounds
  • 800cc to 900cc: ~430 pounds
  • 1,000cc to 1,100cc: 400 to 500 pounds
  • 1,200cc: 500 to 600 pounds
  • 1,300cc: 500 to 650 pounds

For example, a Honda CB300F (286cc) weighs about 348 pounds, while a larger Honda CB1100 (1140cc) weighs around 540 pounds. Touring motorcycles like the Honda Gold Wing with an 1833cc engine can weigh approximately 787 pounds

. In summary, the typical motorcycle weighs roughly 300 to 800 pounds, but the exact weight depends heavily on the bike's design, engine size, and intended use