RaWarrior
Well-Known Member
Three "all new" models from Honda for 2013. To me the highlight is the Goldwing bagger....they actually managed to make a Wing "cool", especially in black. All for a cool $20k.
There's also the modern-throwback to the CB750, now a CB1140 but looks like everything else is pretty much the same. EFI is pretty much the only concession to the 21st century, otherwise you get dual rear shocks, air-cooled motor, a conventional fork, small gas tank, spark plug wires, and chrome fenders like you did in the 60s. This comes in right at $10k, or $11k if you want ABS. Looks like it comes in black, red, or white.
And to keep with Honda's "practical and sensible" side, there's a new CB500. It's the motorcycle equivalent of a Civic. Competent, but hopelessly boring. All the personality of a refrigerator. Just hums along, doing it's job. Comes in a "F" general-purpose model, and an "X" with a few tweaks for the adv-tour market. The upside is it's only $5,500, so I guess it fills a slot for "middleweight standard".
There's also the modern-throwback to the CB750, now a CB1140 but looks like everything else is pretty much the same. EFI is pretty much the only concession to the 21st century, otherwise you get dual rear shocks, air-cooled motor, a conventional fork, small gas tank, spark plug wires, and chrome fenders like you did in the 60s. This comes in right at $10k, or $11k if you want ABS. Looks like it comes in black, red, or white.
And to keep with Honda's "practical and sensible" side, there's a new CB500. It's the motorcycle equivalent of a Civic. Competent, but hopelessly boring. All the personality of a refrigerator. Just hums along, doing it's job. Comes in a "F" general-purpose model, and an "X" with a few tweaks for the adv-tour market. The upside is it's only $5,500, so I guess it fills a slot for "middleweight standard".