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Niall's Spin: Honda VFR800
By Niall Mackenzie on 30/09/2010 12:27:55
The VFR800 could be worse than its predecessor but it's still an institution to be reckoned with...
Click to read: Honda VFR800 owners reviews, Honda VFR800 specs and to see the Honda VFR800 image gallery.DID THE MIGHTY Honda make a bike that was worse than its predecessor? Some would say 'yes', citing the uneven power delivery as the VTEC extra
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First Ride: Honda Crosstourer review
By mark forsyth on 17/02/2012 11:29:36
Built for comfort
heads’ Honda chose to label this differently.They told us that a great many riders are looking for things other than outright on-paper performance, race-inspired, neck-cramping riding positions and MotoGP inspired styling.See? Told you they were polite
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First Ride: 2006 Honda Deauville
By Simon Bowen on 22/09/2010 14:00:00
Famous for being dull, the new generation of Deauville has grown up from humdrum commuter into baby Pan European.
people and their clobber climb aboard.The ride is acceptable if a little soft, though it does a reasonable job of dealing with poor road surfaces. The inclination is to wallow rather than glide, though I can't imagine becoming uncomfortable on a long
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First Ride: Honda CB1300S
By Alex Hearn on 07/05/2008 20:13:19
It may not be a latter-day CB1100R, and it may be a bit soft around the edges, but the retro CB1300S is still a capable, competent machine.
on the road, off the bottom and through the middle. The real punch happens after 5000rpm - and a tall top gear means you occasionally have to stir the five-speed gearbox for a swift overtaking lunge. The first time you ride the CB1300S you bask in its smooth
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First ride: Honda NSS300 Forza review
By Sachin Rao on 08/05/2013 16:09:00
Honey, I've blown up the kid!
as well as the occasional burst of over-enthusiasm. Honda's claim for fuel economy is 30.8 km/litre, or 87.4 mpg. At the 70-mile mark of our test loop, which included a bit of town riding, a couple of good stretches of motorway and W.O.T., and lots
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First ride review: 2013 Honda CB1100
By Tom Higham on 18/01/2013 15:56:09
Retro ride channels the soul of its legendary ancestor
and seventies, Honda is hoping that you might get to have a second bite at the apple now. The new 2013 Honda CB1100 looks great in the flesh. Waiting at one of the launch photo shoots I could see the bike silhouetted from a distance for the first time
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Honda DN-01 first ride review
By Bertie Simmonds on 26/04/2010 11:27:08
Is this what Judge Dredd will ride when he’s given up police work and gone utterly soft in his old age?
Click to read: Honda DN-01 owners reviews, Honda DN-01 specs and to see the Honda DN-01 image gallery.Let’s cut to the chase. The DN-01 looks like nothing else on Earth. I like it. A lot. It will get you noticed and it is a vision of the future
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First Ride: 2012 Honda Fireblade review
By mark forsyth on 25/11/2011 17:38:11
More grip, Vicar
I waited until the afternoon sessions before taking to the track again. Firstly I thought a bit of sun might warm the track up and news filtering through that the Honda mechanics were fitting Bridgestone R10 race tyres during the lunch break sealed
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Niall's Spin: Honda XL650V Transalp
By Niall Mackenzie on 30/09/2010 14:47:11
It may look exciting and tough but turns out to be a complete softy in the end
Click read: Honda XL650V Transalp owners reviews, Honda XL650V Transalp specs and to see the Honda XL650V Transalp image gallery.IT LOOKS EXCITING and rufty-tufty but in fact it's an ultra-reliable softy. Forget the dirt bike looks - it's more of a
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First Ride: 2002 Honda CBR600F
By Visordown on 12/07/2002 09:52:54
Since the dawn of time - well, since the dawn of modern sports 600s - the CBR600 has sat there on or near the top of the pile, like a very old and wise stegosaurus that's beaten off the velociraptors and sits there, gently chewing the cud
dull Death Blue(tm) paintjob. Didn't matter how much sun you pointed at our CBR, it swallowed it up and spat it out in a veil of shadow.Out on the road, the CBR makes loads of sense. By far the most comfortable, the Honda also exudes a solidity
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