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The Truth?
#1
Does this describe you?

"The target owner for a bike such as the CB1100 isn't a guy who is looking to be a part of an image; he is a rider who genuinely wants a quality motorcycle. He isn't concerned with trying to fit into a subculture of motorcycle people or join a club. He is a rider who made the decision to buy a bike based on reason; he wants something comfortable, fast and reasonably priced, and without doubt, the CB1100 hits all those marks."

Arthur Coldwells 8/1/2013
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#2
That's a good descriptive reason of why I bought my CB's. Although, they didn't mention aesthetics, I wouldn't have bought the bike unless it was pleasing to my eye...
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#3
Pretty accurate imo. +1 to the aesthetics remark.
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#4
Fits me
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#5
And me.


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#6
I'm in...
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#7
If Honda would have marketed to the same target customers that this guy describes, they probably would have sold a few more of them. Their main promotional video seemed to me just to be some guy putting around without doing anything in particular while having some kind of Zen inner peace experience. I'm glad I didn't see that vid first or I wouldnt have got such a boring ride...... But in fact it is much more than depicted in the video.
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#8
Yep… I wanted to buy a motorcycle not an image
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#9
Fits me too. The aesthetic was important to me.
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#10
Yep, that's it for me.
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