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I saw this during my Sunday football game. No CB1100, but a beautiful creative advertisement for the Honda corporation.
http://www.rpa.com/work/iframe.aspx?id=honda-paper
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you are right that was cool
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Awesome!
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Very cool
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Nice effects.
Nice celebration of the company's history.
WHY are they not selling their PRODUCTS? PARTICULARLY their cycles. Honda cars are doing well...the modern incarnations are a bit bland, but they're doing okay.
OTOH, they're coming out with BRILLIANT products like the CB...and NOBODY KNOWS. It's a bike for the masses...the over-thirties who remember "You meet the nicest people..." as kids. Who wanted a 750 when they were teens...they were too young and the bike too expensive, even used.
AND THEY DO NOT KNOW, today.
This frustrates me. A large corporation cannot make these kinds of marketing missteps without becoming, quickly, a much-smaller corporation or a failed business.
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That was really good. Thanks!