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RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - alprider - 10-10-2017
it seems honda USA has never importet this 1300ccm ?
for me is this bike absolute not new...
RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - flynrider - 10-10-2017
I've been emailing American Honda about the CB400SF for years. Much like the CB1100, I'd be standing in line at the dealer's door if it ever showed up in this country. Sadly, since it's been in production for 25 years and has never made landfall in North America, I'm not holding my breath.
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RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - skidmarkart_imp - 10-10-2017
(10-10-2017, 05:49 AM)Flynrider_imp Wrote: I've been emailing American Honda about the CB400SF for years. Much like the CB1100, I'd be standing in line at the dealer's door if it ever showed up in this country. Sadly, since it's been in production for 25 years and has never made landfall in North America, I'm not holding my breath.
That is a pretty sweet 400. My local shop had a beautiful, fully restored to factory specs CB1 for sale last year. It was like $3500. It was VERY tempting, until I sat on it. At 6'4", it was just NO WAY.
That 400SF is a great looking bike though.
RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - Cormanus - 10-10-2017
The CB400 is a very popular bike amongst learner riders in Australia. If I were a 2 bike person, I'd think about one.
Sadly we no longer get the CB1300, although there are some to be seen.
RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - SCCBrider_imp - 10-10-2017
I had a buddy in 2009, who had a CB1300,in Germany. Couldn't get it back into the state's due to new custom regulations.
RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - Hondahawkrider_imp - 10-10-2017
I ride with some guys who have cb-1’s
Great bike but a dismal seller, were only sold her in the US in 89/90
I doubt Honda would repeat the experience
CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - Capo - 10-10-2017
Yes, the Cb1300 is common in Europe. I love it, a big bruiser.
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RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - Cormanus - 10-10-2017
(10-10-2017, 11:02 AM)Capo_imp Wrote: Yes, the Cb1300 is common in Europe. I love it, a big bruiser.
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Yes, it is, but, like the CB1100, it’s not overwhelmingly large. A vertically challenged chap like me could manage it OK.
As a postscript, it looks like the CB400 is no longer available in Australia. Sad.
RE: CB's YOUNGER SISTERS ????? - Bheezy27403_imp - 10-10-2017
(10-09-2017, 11:40 AM)jimgl3_imp Wrote: I've absolutely got to have a cb400!
http://cms-i.autodaily.vn/du-lieu/2016/11/03/honda-cb-400-super-four-2016-20.jpg
Agreed. I'll say the same thing I did about my 13 CB...if they ever import that bike there will be one in my garage.