I really like the blue. The '17 CB looks handsome in that color.
Wow- I'm a sucker for blue, but a flush cap doesn't match the style of this bike- nor would I want to buy a new cap, proper fuel pump, etc...
But yea....I really like the blue color!
hot damn....that is a good color. too bad i just don't like the post-'17 tank shape.
(04-12-2018, 06:53 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-11-2018, 10:12 PM)guitar gord_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Seems like the blue 2018 is already released in Germany. Note the color is "Pearl Hawkseye Blue". And it does not require a "relectoronomy".
http://honda.motorrad-oeler.de/de/gebrau...ex-1635131
I give up. What is a relectoronomy?
I give up. What is a relectoronomy? I think Gord means "reflectorectomy," the operation necessary for new bikes in North America wherein excess reflectors are removed. Not required in Germany.
Thank you, baxtercat. That makes sense.
Not so much that It's "necessary" or a requirement by law. More that if you wish, you may remove them without any legal issues?
I chose the darker blue for my 2013 and as far as I know it's still the only one in North America this color.
Yep, that is what I need so to speak but it would be cheaper to have the tank painted locally.
(04-12-2018, 02:56 PM)larryblag_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Not so much that It's "necessary" or a requirement by law. More that if you wish, you may remove them without any legal issues?
I couldn't tell you if its actually illegal to remove those ugly, stupid, cheap plastic reflectors here or anywhere in the US, but its the first thing I do. I've never had a law enforcement officer call into question the operational integrity of my bike!
