Honda Hornet 2014 [Add-On | FiveM]

Introducing the Honda Hornet 2014 vehicle modification for Grand Theft Auto V. Rule the streets with this versatile and nimble naked bike from the renowned Japanese motorcycle manufacturer, Honda. Experience the perfect balance of agility and power as you ride through Los Santos!

Real-World Basis:
- The Honda Hornet 2014 is part of Honda's popular Hornet series
- This motorcycle is known for its lightweight design, making it ideal for city riding and commuting
- The bike features a 599cc liquid-cooled inline-four engine, ensuring a great blend of performance, reliability, and fuel efficiency

Mod Features:
- High-quality textures for a realistic appearance
- Accurate mirror reflections
- Hands on handlebars for enhanced immersion
- Proper collision deformation to simulate real-life accidents
- Functional speedometer
- Customizable components, including:
- Chassis
- Front-end design
- Exhaust system (2 different options)
- Extras, including bone, rear-view rhizome, and original rear-view mirror

Installation Instructions:

1. Copy the "hornet" folder in the "addon" directory to "GTAV - mods - update - x64 - dlcpacks".
2. Using OpenIV or a text editor, go to "update/update.rpf/common/data/dlclist.xml" and add the following line: dlcpacks:\hornet\
3. Save and close the file.

For FiveM installation:

1. Copy the "hornet" folder to your server's resources folder.
2. In the "server.cfg" file, add a new line with the following content: start hornet
3. Save and close the file.

Feel the thrill of riding the Honda Hornet 2014 motorcycle mod in Grand Theft Auto V. Share your experiences, feedback, and suggestions as you explore the streets of Los Santos. Enjoy the ride!

About the Real Honda Hornet 2014

Real-World Specifications
Engine	599 cc (36.6 cu in), liquid cooled, inline four
Transmission	Six-speed
Wheelbase	1,419.86 mm (55.900 in)
Class	Standard
Production Years	1998–2013
Also Known As	Honda Hornet (Europe and Brazil)Honda 599 (United States)

Source: Wikipedia. In-game model may differ from real-world specifications.