2005 VTR1000F SuperHawk info...
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2005 VTR1000F SuperHawk info...
From what I can gather, looks like the '05 SuperHawk will remain unchanged, except for, you guessed it, a color change. Euro models add flat-black to the color scheme and that's it. Don't expect much more for the US model. - Shame -
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Re: 2005 VTR1000F SuperHawk info...
why screw with perfection?? 
actually, the above statement is not that far from the truth. When Honda designs a bike that does what it was supposed to do in a great manner, it keeps rolling it out for years to come.
Almost every Honda I have had falls under that category: 750 Magna, 750 Nighthawk, CBR600 F4i (this one I bet will be rolling out of factory for many years to come, just wait and see), and now the superhawk.
if you are in a market where the competition doesn't force you to upgrade, why do so??
actually, the above statement is not that far from the truth. When Honda designs a bike that does what it was supposed to do in a great manner, it keeps rolling it out for years to come.
Almost every Honda I have had falls under that category: 750 Magna, 750 Nighthawk, CBR600 F4i (this one I bet will be rolling out of factory for many years to come, just wait and see), and now the superhawk.
if you are in a market where the competition doesn't force you to upgrade, why do so??
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Re: 2005 VTR1000F SuperHawk info...
The good "spin" that you can put on this news is that unlike so many other fine Hondas from the past, (the Hawk GT and the GB500 come to mind), Honda is not giving the Superhawk a short run because of weak sales.
For us this increases by one more year the future availablility of factory parts.
For us this increases by one more year the future availablility of factory parts.
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The good "spin" that you can put on this news is that unlike so many other fine Hondas from the past, (the Hawk GT and the GB500 come to mind), Honda is not giving the Superhawk a short run because of weak sales.
For us this increases by one more year the future availablility of factory parts.
For us this increases by one more year the future availablility of factory parts.
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