The most retro and vintage Honda, the CB1100
The Honda brand presents us with one of its new releases for 2013, the CB1100, a truly spectacular machine, very retro and vintage and with heavy doses of its predecessor and inspiration, the Honda CB750 Four. A special bike for lovers of vintage and retro style, but a great bet.

The Honda brand presents another of its major new releases: the new CB1100. A model designed to satisfy the tastes of all those riders looking for a nostalgic and elegant look at the past. With its distinctive retro and vintage style, it will delight fans of that look, making it a new release that has been very well received in the sector and that could be one of the strong machines of the Japanese brand.
The CB1100 model is inspired by the legendary Honda CB750 Four, but despite its retro styling, it is only the design, since inside it is built with the most cutting-edge technology and everything necessary, so maximum equipment and tuning, but with a spirit of the past. In terms of features, this machine has a unique personality, based on the model that brought so much joy to Honda.
It is also a very smooth and fun bike in its power delivery and torque, as well as having low fuel consumption, around 3.98 l/100 km. Without a doubt, a bet on comfort and fuel economy, but another of its key points is its great riding comfort, as well as basic versatility, since it is a machine for every occasion. The whole package is completed with standard C-ABS. So we are dealing with an inline four-cylinder, DOHC, air and oil-cooled engine with a displacement of 1140 cm³, which will be your great companion.
As for the suspension, this bike features a conventional 41 mm front fork, with a rear dual shock absorber setup with adjustable spring preload. The front wheels are cast aluminum, while the rear ones are the same. For the brakes, it has opted for dual hydraulic front discs and a single hydraulic rear disc.
Very interesting, although we will still have to wait until early 2013 to see it around here.
Long live retro!
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Source | Montesa Honda


















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