I WANT!
I WANT!
Circular driving lights again.... after all the fuss over the newer rectangular ones.
There is also a picture of the cockpit of the new wing. It looks pretty cool.
Does this link work? Maybe someone could post the pic?
http://www.hondagw1800.com/ALL/gw_cluster.jpg
Albuquerque, NM
Unfortunately, the link works............now I want whatever arrives. All they need to do at the factory is do a "Helibar" look-alike.
I'd like to see the engine bumped up to 2400cc..........the recessed passenger floorboards look nice. Drool is starting to drip on the keyboard.
Most likely a nice well-done Photoshop rendition of a "maybe" Wing and B.
The waiting begins????
The link above of the cockpit appears to have on the right handlebar two buttons.......D and N....looks like an automatic trans to me and no clutch fluid container on the left. They must have copied my old Guzzi-matic and also it looks like the button left of the N and D appears to be M. Looks like that could be a manual override-type paddle shifter button. Hit M at the light and take off and shift with the D ??????????
"Go sell crazy somewhere else, we're all stocked up"
Guess it's just me but I don't like it. Too me it's getting away from what a motorcycle looks like!
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Guess I don't get it. Doesn't look any further from "what a motorcycle looks like" than the current model.Originally Posted by stepbill
"Go sell crazy somewhere else, we're all stocked up"
My bet is the 3018 Gold Wing has a removable trunk, thus it becomes F6B-like. As for the size of the engine, difficult to judge from the picture. I'd like the automatic with shifter paddles for manual control. It will be expensive, so I like my F6B even more for now.
2016 F6B Deluxe
Jupiter Orange Metallic
I really like it!
I would be interested if they look like this.
Thanks JimmyTee!
This picture looks real to me. No artist rendition. If it is a prototype, I bet it is darn close to final. Looks Great to me! Adjustable bars would be nice. Maybe they are ...
Oct 24th
Albuquerque, NM
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