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#11
(07-03-2019, 04:34 AM)Houtman_imp Wrote: I also get a lot of compliments when I am on my CB 1100 , but most of them are aimed at me......

You're being too modest ROFL
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#12
The black 14 with the silver tank is stunning. A fourm member had his bike for sale and he had the Sword Silver tank on it.

Honda should have offered that combo here in the US.
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#13
(07-02-2019, 10:25 PM)redbirds_imp Wrote: You'll find this frequently happens. First day of riding my 2013 a fellow walked up and asked if I had done the restoration or had I paid to have it done.

Ditto x 30.
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#14
happens pretty regular.
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#15
I set a personal record last month, while visiting Bryce Canyon Nat'l Park. Seeing the good stuff requires a lot of roadside stops to look over the edge. On just about every stop I had one or two people come over and inquire about the age of my Honda. It happened at least a dozen times in one day.

Sometimes it was motorcycle riders, other times older ex-riders in cars. None of them seemed aware that Honda made these bikes in the 21st century.
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#16
(07-10-2019, 11:01 AM)Flynrider_imp Wrote: I set a personal record last month, while visiting Bryce Canyon Nat'l Park. Seeing the good stuff requires a lot of roadside stops to look over the edge. On just about every stop I had one or two people come over and inquire about the age of my Honda. It happened at least a dozen times in one day.

Sometimes it was motorcycle riders, other times older ex-riders in cars. None of them seemed aware that Honda made these bikes in the 21st century.

And THAT is why Honda didn't sell a lot of these bikes. There was zero advertising dollars put into selling them. I am SURE that they would have done much better if 1. they had actually advertised them and 2. brought them in at a price point closer to $8,500 USD to start with.
Sure the margin would have been less, but I'd lay odds they would have made quite a bit more money.
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#17
Not sure they intended to make money on this bike, at least in the U.S.
We may be lucky to have any in this country at all.

Ben
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#18
The other day I was muling the NC750 and a pickup truck pulled up along side and started the recognizable ritual of waving, shouting, attention-getting ... I forgot I wasn't riding the CB so I thought it was for the CB1100. In fact, the driver was just as passionate for the NC, and strangely possibly more - like almost mumbling between words and slurping back drool.

The light turned green, I we went our separate ways. Either he was insane (I wouldn't think that if I was actually on the CB), or Honda is quietly improving the appeal of their recent line-up (except the NM-4 and Africa).

Love the Africa! Could be my next ride ... but boy are they ugg-lee ... IMHO.
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#19
Called in at a local cafe yesterday. Had a 'nice bike that' comment thrown my way as i turned around. Had a short conversation about it. Sun was out and yes, with the chrome gleaming away, it did look the dogs danglies Big Grin
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