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Honda to kill the CBR600RR?

Discussion in 'General' started by Chip, Jun 29, 2016.

  1. noles19

    noles19 Well-Known Member

    Thats apparently what triumph is doing with Daytona also
     
  2. Skter505

    Skter505 Well-Known Member

    No one wanted an f4i when they were made why would they want them now. No matter if people need the trick bits or not they still want them. Street guys look at magazines and want the good tech too. Honda makes lame bikes and cars right now. Making them even more lame isn't gonna increase sales.
     
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  3. TrackStar

    TrackStar www.trackstar1.com

    Release an F4i with 12 o'clock bars, cages, a caved in tank and 3 rear brake calipers with a 65 tooth rear sprocket and it will sell like hotcakes.
     
  4. BigBird

    BigBird blah

    Beg to differ on the cars ... The civic and accord are pretty great cars... Second only to Mazda

    And there's the Grom and XR
     
  5. SPL170db

    SPL170db Trackday winner


    Yeah but Ducati have the Ducatisti's which are worse than Uccios. They'd buy a red colored turd if it had [​IMG]written on the side of it.
     
  6. TrackStar

    TrackStar www.trackstar1.com

    I'm going to list one on Amazon and see what happens.
     
  7. Potts N Pans

    Potts N Pans Well-Known Member

    C'mon....nobody will buy that crap. :D
     
  8. Skter505

    Skter505 Well-Known Member

    I was talking performance. They make quality stuff but it's not exciting. I wouldn't consider Mazda second in anything either.
     
  9. L8 Braker

    L8 Braker 'Murica

    The Accord, Civic and CRV are 3 of the top 10 selling cars right now. Take away the 1500s from Ford, Dosge and Chevy and that's almost half of the most popular cars. So they must be doing something right. Right?
     
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  10. Skter505

    Skter505 Well-Known Member

    See above. Performance.
     
  11. Motofun352

    Motofun352 Well-Known Member

    All the Honders have crap CVT transmissions...The hell with that shit.
     
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  12. ryoung57

    ryoung57 Off his meds

    Huh? Are they making it bigger than 675 and ineligible for racing?
     
  13. younglion

    younglion Well-Known Member

    Yes, 765cc Daytona first, then the Street Triple will get the same upgrade - donzo as a middleweight race platform.
     
  14. ryoung57

    ryoung57 Off his meds

    Link?
     
  15. Chip

    Chip Registered

    Rumor is that Ducati is going re-release the 900SS. 1199 styling, 2 valve motor, Indian built, scrambler money.....
     
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  16. noles19

    noles19 Well-Known Member

    It's in the first post link, and I heard it different than the other guy. I read they were making the naked bike first then the Daytona. There are already pics of that bike testing, the bigger engine makes it pass the euro emissions I guess.
     
  17. Mblashfield

    Mblashfield Well-Known Member

  18. Dragginass

    Dragginass Well-Known Member

    It leaked yesterday. It's happening!
     
  19. bored&stroked

    bored&stroked Disclaimer: Can't spell

    Ok, NSX. It looks good, goes good, priced at what people these days will tell you is a bargin. New civic-R is coming to america and has 300 Turbo HP. As for Mazda, I'd call them 3rd, after Honda and Toyota if we're talking reliability.
     
  20. I agree with the other comments regarding models (like Ducati does it, and how Yamaha has started to do it). Have a base model, then an R/S/M/etc model that is upgraded with race-worthy parts.

    I would MUCH rather OEMs do that, rather than put fake-ass, non-race quality parts on every bike for marketing purposes (ie the "Brembo" calipers on the Gixxers). If you are going to put Ohlins, Brembo, etc on the bikes, then have a race homologation model and put the real shit on there . Rather than putting some dumbed down version on every model just so you can say your bike has Brembo Calipers.

    Have a base model with Showa/Sachs/etc suspension, Nissin calipers and MC, cast wheels, no quickshifter, rubber brake lines, no carbon fiber, so on and so forth. Then have an upgraded model with race-worthy components.
     
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