The S4 Honcho, LiveWire's smallest electric motorcycle, is designed to be approachable and less intimidating for new riders. Weighing 266 lb (121 kg) with a seat height under 30 inches, it is comparable to a 125cc motorcycle. Its electric drivetrain eliminates the need for a clutch lever and gear shifting, making it functionally similar to a scooter.

The motorcycle features urban-focused capabilities with a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). It also includes reduced-speed profiles equivalent to first and second gear training environments, limiting speeds to 18 mph (29 km/h) or 28 mph (45 km/h) for parking lot training sessions. The bike offers a range of 53 miles (85 km) to 73 miles (117 km) depending on speed, and its swappable battery system allows for continuous operation of training bikes.

LiveWire anticipates this move will attract a new generation of riders, particularly those transitioning from e-bikes and other electric two-wheelers. The MSF will include the Honcho in its RiderCoach Tour, enabling instructors to evaluate the motorcycle for their training programs. This initiative aims to lower traditional barriers to entry for motorcycling and foster confidence in new riders.