Honda Worldwide Home -- interesting design article

[gokidd]

http://world.honda.com/design/designers-talk/cb1100/

This specific article speaks of the CB1100, but it's interesting to read.
I'd really be fascinated to know how Honda tracks my synapses and knows what I want just a few years before I know what I want.

[Ole]

thanks for that link, had not seen it before
Honda must be inside my head
I got 4 Honda's in the garage
3 bikes
1 car







perhaps I should get a Honda tattoo on me azz

[gokidd]

Great looking Hondas, Ole!
Looks like you are making good use of them.
Your clear windscreen looks like a great addition to the 1100.
Congrats!

[Ole]

Roger that. That big CB is a great bike. So much torque yet so smooth. Gonna break it in right on a big trip coming up here in a couple weeks. 2000 miles give or take,,,,

[scisor34]

The CB1100 is a GREAT bike. Love that inline 4 and how nimble that bike is. How many miles do you have on it? What part of WI are you in, I lived in MN just outside of Duluth for many many years.

[Ole]

The CB1100 is a GREAT bike. Love that inline 4 and how nimble that bike is. How many miles do you have on it? What part of WI are you in, I lived in MN just outside of Duluth for many many years.

I only have 800 miles on the CB11. So many bikes to ride, and not enought time!
I live just south of Madison, WI. We are going through Duluth on our ride coming up soon.
Love that Arrowhead of Minnesota.

[scisor34]

I suggest taking the "Oliver" bridge from Superior to Gary New Duluth and riding through Jay Cooke State Park a few times, great scenery and a really fun road on a bike, especially your CB1100. You'll have a blast! If you can, post pics of your trip, northern MN is gorgeous.