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Honda CB 1300 Motorcycle

Honda CB 1300 Motorcycle

Honda CB 1300 Motorcycle

Honda CB 1300 Motorcycle

Honda Valkyrie Motorcycle

Honda Valkyrie Motorcycle

Honda Valkyrie Motorcycle

New Honda CB1000R (2010) Modifications

The Honda CB1000R 2010 added grabs assimilation of every beholder with the credible metal as beef to add to its accessory and its unstoppable power-packed accomplishment can woo bike enthusiasts. The rear bank rises and the rear tyre is huge with bank saddle pitting a little. These looks of the bike are added added with abridge and abridge addendum cowl and a forward-tilted armament tank. The bunched bikini cowl of the Honda CB1000R makes it accessory afire with its abutting to triangle-shaped multi-reflector headlight (I never had so abounding applause for the wolf-eyed headlight, but this one hit me with a monster accomplished like looks) and appropriate LED position lamp.

Best Honda Motorcycle Modification

2010 Honda CBR Leyla

2010 Motorcycles from Honda

2010 Honda CBR1000RR/CBR1000RR ABS

A smoother, more efficient engine and two new colors headline the changes to this Open-class sportbike.

Displacement	999cc
Bike Category	street/sport

2010 Honda VFR 1200F Review

Dual-clutch transmissions are all the rage on the high-performance car scene, and Honda has now brought the first DCT-equipped motorcycle to market in the form of the 2010 Honda VFR 1200F We had already sampled the delights of the manual six-speed model, enjoying the torquey responses from Honda's new 1200 V4 engine and the overall levels of refinement accompanying them. But the experience on the new DCT-equipped VFR1200FD is unlike anything we've ever encountered. The bike can be operated in one of two auto-drive modes'normal or sport'or be shifted manually by triggers on the handlebar. There is no clutch, and downshifts are accompanied by blips of the throttle that accurately match engine revs to road speed. As with its four-wheel counterparts, the DCT-equipped Honda is a harbinger of things to come.

Honda CBR600RR Wallpapers

New Honda Motorcycle Colours for 2011

At last weeks INTERMOT Cologne motorcycle show, motorcycle manufacturing giant Honda announced several new colour schemes for various models in 2011, but surprisingly no new models. To summarise here are the new colour details:-

CBR1000RR Fireblade - HRC tricolour version
CBR1000RR Fireblade - Repsol Racing livery
CBR1000RR Fireblade - Graphite Black
CBR600RR - Orange/Grey Metallic Special Edition
CBR600RR - Tricolour
CBR600RR- Graphite Black
VFR1200 ABS - Black Metallic/Silver Metallic
CBF1000F ABS - Dynamic Red
CBF1000F ABS - Tricolour
XL700V ABS Transalp - Grey Metallic
NT700V ABS Deauville - 2 new colours

Ride safe.

Jon Booth
Email: webmaster@inter-bike.co.uk
Blog: http://bestmotorstyle2011.blogspot.com//
Swicki: http://motorcycling-swicki.eurekster.com/

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Honda Interceptor VFR1200F 2010

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A new biker word to add to the dictionary

At a Motorcycle repair shop I frequent, there is a funny word that they use to describe making a bike look cooler than it already is, or is not.

The first time I heard it was when I had a stock Harley, and was in there looking at options to make it Bad Ass.

We talked about all of the things that could be done, and the list started, and the financial drain started as well.

So my New Webster's Dictionary word addition suggestion is:

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coolify
Pronunciation: kool . if . eye
Function: adjective
Etymology: English slang biker giberish
Date: sometime after the start of the19th century
1: cool, or kool : To be lacking the stock motorcycle look:

2:To coolify, usually marks the start of ones financial drain , and loss of self-control.

A cool and calculating bike builder should be the administrator of "coolifying" ones motorcycle.

Special thanks to Wizard and Stormy for using this wicked word, and making it part of my vocabulary.

Special thanks to Stormy Custom Bike Works for helping me "coolify" my Harley.

Great John Travolta "Good things happen on a Honda" advertisement

Click link below to go to Youtube video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1CuZRPM0Aw

Beautiful 1974 Kawasaki 900

I was just at a client’s house.
We got to talking about cars and motorcycles. He showed me his 1974 Kawasaki 900 with only 19000+ miles.

The client of mine was the original owner.

The bike was pretty. It was in beautiful condition. It was all stock except the pipes which were replaced as the originals had rusted.

It’s was really nice to see a 99% original, well kept bike.