Honda CB1100R is a gorgeous CB series bike. It was first shown as a concept in 2007. The single-seat racing-bodied Honda CB1100R disappeared while its F sibling made it into production in 2008. Fast-forward to 2015, and the CB1100R has reappeared in the form of submissions at the Japanese patent office as per Motorcycle news.
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As reported by Motorcycle news, the concept of the CB1100R is still cooking at Hamamatsu. Honda chief engineer Hirofumi Fukanaga, the man responsible for several generations of the Fireblade, said, - We cant say no to this bike. Its not just a simple concept bike it cant be. I cant say when, but the way the European market is going we may well be seeing naked bikes and retro bikes out-selling sportsbikes and the CB1100 has been designed with a long time of development ahead of it.
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The patent applications also suggest that the idea of an air-cooled, retro-styled sportsbike is still alive and kicking at Honda. These rumours are strengthen by the fact that Honda have seemingly committed to keeping the CB1100 in production for the foreseeable future and making assurances that the CB1100 will be able to meet Euro4 rules that will apply to all new motorcycles registered in Europe from January 2017.
News Source: Honda CB Racer revived | MCN
As reported by Motorcycle news, the concept of the CB1100R is still cooking at Hamamatsu. Honda chief engineer Hirofumi Fukanaga, the man responsible for several generations of the Fireblade, said, - We cant say no to this bike. Its not just a simple concept bike it cant be. I cant say when, but the way the European market is going we may well be seeing naked bikes and retro bikes out-selling sportsbikes and the CB1100 has been designed with a long time of development ahead of it.
The patent applications also suggest that the idea of an air-cooled, retro-styled sportsbike is still alive and kicking at Honda. These rumours are strengthen by the fact that Honda have seemingly committed to keeping the CB1100 in production for the foreseeable future and making assurances that the CB1100 will be able to meet Euro4 rules that will apply to all new motorcycles registered in Europe from January 2017.
News Source: Honda CB Racer revived | MCN