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  • #16
    Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

    Originally posted by theironhorse99 View Post
    none of em touched the senses...

    and vfr 800 dosent feel like a vfr.... 1200 feel big and musclular.. this feels like odd parts joined.. no flowing lines.. no curvy body
    the vfr 1200 was the successor to the vfr 800. the Vfr 800 was a production model dating back to 1998.
    Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.

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    • #17
      Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

      Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
      the vfr 1200 was the successor to the vfr 800. the Vfr 800 was a production model dating back to 1998.


      agreed but when you give better than before everytime.. reverse gear is not be an option....
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      • #18
        Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

        Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
        the vfr 1200 was the successor to the vfr 800. the Vfr 800 was a production model dating back to 1998.
        ..

        I think the new VFR800 looks pretty nice. Its looks might actually grow on me more than the previous version.. And in the video, the CBR300R looks pretty good too, and bigger.
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        • #19
          Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

          I am wondering why 600cc are not launched by Honda/Yamaha/Suzuki ?? why ??
          When they have launched 1000cc here...

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          • #20
            Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

            Honda keep on developing the CBR1000RR and keep on winning at Isle of man TT and other street races in United Kingdom (Ulster, NW 200 etc). They will never stop developing and make it even better.

            Kudos to Honda!

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            • #21
              Re: 2014 Honda Fireblade and other bikes unveiled at EICMA: xBhp News

              Originally posted by kochumvk View Post
              CBR650 F is an amazing motorcycle.
              Bringing it CKD will not be in Honda's plans.
              It would have been cool if HMSI had any interest to cater to this segment, instead of becoming the largest moped seller!
              Exactly my thought. This model, if one remembers, is essentially a big bored version of 2011 launched CBR600F which was also highly speculated to come to INdia. However, HMSI never got it into INdia. I had infact spoken to a PR person in Honda INdia and I was informed they "might" consider getting it in two years. For long we have been waiting for an affordable inline 4 bike but to no avail

              Originally posted by somen1984
              I am wondering why 600cc are not launched by Honda/Yamaha/Suzuki ?? why ??
              When they have launched 1000cc here...
              I think our Draconian rules prevent bikes below 800CC to be brought into India, unless they are manufactured here.
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