05-03-2016, 06:40 AM
Cormanus Wrote:
it's curious that Honda US classifies the bike as a sport bike. In Canada it's 'naked' (as it was in Australia when it was sold here) and in the UK it's a 'street' bike.
See Cormanus's post above. Only in the USA is this bike called a sport bike I believe, in the rest it's classified as something other than a sport bike.
But hey..call it whatever you like, it's your bike. I call mine a retro standard regardless of how Honda labels it.
it's curious that Honda US classifies the bike as a sport bike. In Canada it's 'naked' (as it was in Australia when it was sold here) and in the UK it's a 'street' bike.
See Cormanus's post above. Only in the USA is this bike called a sport bike I believe, in the rest it's classified as something other than a sport bike.
But hey..call it whatever you like, it's your bike. I call mine a retro standard regardless of how Honda labels it.
