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#31
Come on, guys, some of yo are happy with CB or 1100 or whatever. No problem. Some don't want a change. Fine. But there is not ONE with a goof idea for a name ? Not one who cares ? I have a hard time to believe it. You are so inventive when creating your forum nick names, ... and nothing ? This is depressing.

Just post your ideas, it doesn't force you to use it later or stick to it. Just IDEAS, okay ?

Before you manage to post at least 3 really good candidate names, I will not present mine.
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#32
I have an idea!

CB1100

Seriously, why would you want to change a perfectly good and meaningful name. When you say CB1100 everyone who knows anything about bikes immediately knows it's not a bike to underestimate, because it's a Honda, it's a Honda CB, with no less than 1100cc. CB1100 means respect.
Would it make you happy to call it Honda Hummingbird? Or Honda Burrito? Honda Kraken?

Anyways, I said burrito, so I gotta go eat, leave the name alone

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#33
"CB11"?

I have seen that thrown around in the industry. Not really used to it.
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#34
Or, if you view 1100 as binary then the decimal equivalent is twelve. 'CB twelve'
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#35
(11-04-2020, 06:27 AM)Olof_imp Wrote: Or, if you view 1100 as binary then the decimal equivalent is twelve. 'CB twelve'

No one is taking a nibble, err, um, ... the bait. Big Grin
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#36
(11-04-2020, 01:41 AM)tod.branko_imp Wrote: I have an idea!

CB1100

Seriously, why would you want to change a perfectly good and meaningful name. When you say CB1100 everyone who knows anything about bikes immediately knows it's not a bike to underestimate, because it's a Honda, it's a Honda CB, with no less than 1100cc. CB1100 means respect.
Would it make you happy to call it Honda Hummingbird? Or Honda Burrito? Honda Kraken?

Anyways, I said burrito, so I gotta go eat, leave the name alone

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If I recall, somewhere in the '60s, there was a Japanese scooter or moped or small motorcycle from an obscure Japanese manufacturer called the Flighty Hummingbird.
Or maybe I was breathing in too much of the ambience of the era.
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#37
To be clear: I’m profoundly unimaginative and don’t name my bikes or cars or children. However, I agree with j3gq that we’re shirking here. LongRanger’s had a go with the ‘Dream 1100’. Me, if I had to brand it, I’d call it the ‘Soichiro’ in honour of its spiritual progenitor.
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#38
"RLET Transporter 1100"
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#39
I sometimes call my '14 Standard "Black Betty."

Bam-a-lam!
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#40
So rock steady.
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