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Hi all,

I'm guessing you've seen the new CB750S Hornet, the 90HP parallel twin with sharper styling. This makes me wonder. whether Honda will incorporate that to the next gen CB1000R? Something sharper compared to the NSC styling, closer to the Gen 1 shape? Thoughts?

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I guess it depends on which style has better sales. Looks similar to the CB500F. I prefer the neo-classic look of the NSC.
The NSC look is one of the biggest factors to why I bought mine. In a sea of transformer look a likes, its nice to have something abit classier
 

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Now this I'm interested in.
I think I prefer the bike in this form. I don't want wings and 180 hp on my naked bike once you get past 100 mph it becomes too turbulent to maintain that for any length of time anyways, id take a lower compression longer lasting more reliable engine, the price of the nsc was appealing to me too, and jacking up the price and hp to fit in with the supeduke, tuono, street fighter would have ruled me out. But once I see the new design I'll probably change my mind and drool and dream 🤷‍♂️
 

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I think I prefer the bike in this form. I don't want wings and 180 hp on my naked bike once you get past 100 mph it becomes too turbulent to maintain that for any length of time anyways, id take a lower compression longer lasting more reliable engine, the price of the nsc was appealing to me too, and jacking up the price and hp to fit in with the supeduke, tuono, street fighter would have ruled me out. But once I see the new design I'll probably change my mind and drool and dream 🤷‍♂️

Honda always gets criticized for taking the "reasonable" approach but I must say that I agree with their direction most of the time. I did not buy my CB1000R to race on the street, and riding at triple digit speeds is far too risky from legal point of view. Where I live if you get caught going that speed you can kiss your drivers license good bye. That would totally upend my entire families life if I lost my license.

I'll take good hard acceleration up to the speed limit vs. top end speed any day. The idea that a STREET bike needs 'winglets' for high speed performance is just plain stupid imho.
 

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My local dealer has got theirs in and it does look like an enlarged CB500F. The demo is available so might take a test ride. Also the above campaign screams "How do you do fellow kids". I love how the ad has young people break dancing under an overpass.

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