(03-09-2016, 07:54 PM)alphonsus_imp Wrote:

(03-09-2016, 02:55 AM)Riko_imp Wrote: The following electronic gadgets are impressive though:
- digtal display
- usb connection
- traction control
- electronic slipper (something like that)
- ride by wire
- as a consequense of the previous -> riding modes
- stock heated grips

Could be I even forgot a few things...

They also have a 6th gear BTW.

Not all those things are available on the base model, their Street Twin, but most things are, so I assume all are stock on the Thruxton R.

But still, for me the CB is more than enough bike and those gadgets are not necessities for my kind of riding (or for that kind of bike, imo)

Actually, Riko, of all the things you listed, the only one that comes for the Street Twin is the USB socket! All other gizmos are reserved for the premium models (where they are mostly stock)

(03-11-2016, 01:51 PM)LongRanger_imp Wrote:

(03-09-2016, 07:54 PM)alphonsus_imp Wrote:

(03-09-2016, 02:55 AM)Riko_imp Wrote: The following electronic gadgets are impressive though:
- digtal display
- usb connection
- traction control
- electronic slipper (something like that)
- ride by wire
- as a consequense of the previous -> riding modes
- stock heated grips

Could be I even forgot a few things...

They also have a 6th gear BTW.

Not all those things are available on the base model, their Street Twin, but most things are, so I assume all are stock on the Thruxton R.

But still, for me the CB is more than enough bike and those gadgets are not necessities for my kind of riding (or for that kind of bike, imo)

Actually, Riko, of all the things you listed, the only one that comes for the Street Twin is the USB socket! All other gizmos are reserved for the premium models (where they are mostly stock)

The Street Twin comes with ride-by-wire, slip-assist clutch, underseat USB connection and traction control as standard. Heated grips aren't stock but they are available from the accessory catalog. Once installed, the heat setting is indicated on the speedo.