12-09-2020, 12:16 AM
I found that it's the most stupidest thing for Honda or any corporate to build a motorcycle specific for not only a region but countries... You again say Japanese or Chinese? ![[Image: 176f638c10912e7331f5b666a2d9f1ef.png]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/202012/176f638c10912e7331f5b666a2d9f1ef.png)
Unless the company is run by a group of children or racists people that they don't want theirs invested money to be able to sell in world-wide market.
On the other hand this bike size is no where near a small bike for "Japanese and Chinese" that you believe. I think it's big, fat and heavy to be honest. And I'm Asian, 183cm and I dont think it's a small bike. But I love the way it is, the foot pegs are a bit higher compared to other but It's like that for a reason.
Also inline 4 not always linear... And also parallel twin not always alive... I have Thruxton 900, T100, Multistrada1200, Hypermotard939 and S1000RR. Don't try to blame everything on the bike. It is what it is, and it's always like this before you bought it. Of couse we can get bored of our bike sometimes, it's ok, just adapt, adjust, fix or sell it and move on.
Of course you can always express your impression, but the way you say it I don't see it can lead to anything constructive. I only see judgements and typical stereotypes.
You can just ask a solution to your cramped legs. Or how to tune-up the engine. And I believe members here are more than welcome to help you out even that questions are already asked like a thousand times.
Unless the company is run by a group of children or racists people that they don't want theirs invested money to be able to sell in world-wide market. On the other hand this bike size is no where near a small bike for "Japanese and Chinese" that you believe. I think it's big, fat and heavy to be honest. And I'm Asian, 183cm and I dont think it's a small bike. But I love the way it is, the foot pegs are a bit higher compared to other but It's like that for a reason.
Also inline 4 not always linear... And also parallel twin not always alive... I have Thruxton 900, T100, Multistrada1200, Hypermotard939 and S1000RR. Don't try to blame everything on the bike. It is what it is, and it's always like this before you bought it. Of couse we can get bored of our bike sometimes, it's ok, just adapt, adjust, fix or sell it and move on.
Of course you can always express your impression, but the way you say it I don't see it can lead to anything constructive. I only see judgements and typical stereotypes.
You can just ask a solution to your cramped legs. Or how to tune-up the engine. And I believe members here are more than welcome to help you out even that questions are already asked like a thousand times.