Honda CB1100 ReviewThere are plenty of retro bikes on the market but no Japanese offering comes across anywhere near as authentic as the CB1100.
Triumph’s current Bonneville and Thruxton models have been a huge success for the British brand and faithfully echo the 60s. Honda’s CB1100 is by far the most faithful of any attempt to recreate the charm of the 70s.
The new CB1100 has up until now only been sold in Japan so Honda Australia had very little information and images available prior to the machines landing Down Under early this month. After covering nearly 1000km on the new mount over the course of the last week it is fair to say that we now know the bike inside out.
Triumph’s current Bonneville and Thruxton models have been a huge success for the British brand and faithfully echo the 60s. Honda’s CB1100 is by far the most faithful of any attempt to recreate the charm of the 70s.
The new CB1100 has up until now only been sold in Japan so Honda Australia had very little information and images available prior to the machines landing Down Under early this month. After covering nearly 1000km on the new mount over the course of the last week it is fair to say that we now know the bike inside out.
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