@k.k.3471, thanks for your comment! It's great to hear from France. Indeed, the new Honda CB900FX seems to strike a perfect balance between classic styling and modern innovations. Honda's decision to revive the spirit of the CB750F while responding boldly to competitors like the Kawasaki Z900RS is creating quite a buzz among motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide. The blend of classic design elements with contemporary features in the CB900FX is something many riders appreciate. It not only pays homage to Honda's rich heritage but also integrates the latest technology for enhanced performance and comfort. Do you have a favorite feature or aspect of the CB900FX that stands out to you? It's always fascinating to hear different perspectives from riders across the globe.
I had a 2000 750 Night Hawk. That was a fun bike to ride. But in 2002, Honda came out with a new 750, but with an attitude. The 919, and put 107.000 plus miles on it. Don't ride it anymore, but I still have it.
Hello, @thomasrodriguez7803 . Your experience with the Honda CB750 Night Hawk and then the CB919 is quite intriguing. It sounds like the Night Hawk 750 from 2000 was a fun ride, and the CB919 introduced in 2002 had a more aggressive attitude. Putting over 107,000 miles on your CB919 is impressive! Even though you don't ride it anymore, it's great that you still have it. The new Honda CB900FX seems to be reviving the spirit of the CB750F. How do you see its evolution compared to previous Honda bikes you've ridden? Also, in your opinion, how does it stack up against the CB919? I'd love to hear more about the evolution of bikes and your favorite features.
Why not looks better than current bikes, bike design went to shit in mid 90s and has gone down hill since. Best looking bikes were from mid 80s to.late 90s
Hey RT22-pb2pp, thanks for your input. You're right, motorcycle designs from the late 80s to the 90s were really something. They had a unique appeal compared to today's designs. The new Honda CB900FX seems to be taking cues from the classic CB750F but giving it a modern twist, especially to compete with the Kawasaki Z900RS. It's interesting to see how designs have evolved. Could you share more about which specific design elements from that era you find most appealing? Also, what do you think future motorcycle designs should focus on? Your thoughts would be valuable to discuss further.
Very nice bike! Classic & modern style, Gretting from France.
@k.k.3471, thanks for your comment! It's great to hear from France. Indeed, the new Honda CB900FX seems to strike a perfect balance between classic styling and modern innovations. Honda's decision to revive the spirit of the CB750F while responding boldly to competitors like the Kawasaki Z900RS is creating quite a buzz among motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide.
The blend of classic design elements with contemporary features in the CB900FX is something many riders appreciate. It not only pays homage to Honda's rich heritage but also integrates the latest technology for enhanced performance and comfort.
Do you have a favorite feature or aspect of the CB900FX that stands out to you? It's always fascinating to hear different perspectives from riders across the globe.
I had a 2000 750 Night Hawk. That was a fun bike to ride. But in 2002, Honda came out with a new 750, but with an attitude. The 919, and put 107.000 plus miles on it. Don't ride it anymore, but I still have it.
Hello, @thomasrodriguez7803 . Your experience with the Honda CB750 Night Hawk and then the CB919 is quite intriguing. It sounds like the Night Hawk 750 from 2000 was a fun ride, and the CB919 introduced in 2002 had a more aggressive attitude.
Putting over 107,000 miles on your CB919 is impressive! Even though you don't ride it anymore, it's great that you still have it.
The new Honda CB900FX seems to be reviving the spirit of the CB750F. How do you see its evolution compared to previous Honda bikes you've ridden? Also, in your opinion, how does it stack up against the CB919? I'd love to hear more about the evolution of bikes and your favorite features.
Why not looks better than current bikes, bike design went to shit in mid 90s and has gone down hill since. Best looking bikes were from mid 80s to.late 90s
Hey RT22-pb2pp, thanks for your input. You're right, motorcycle designs from the late 80s to the 90s were really something. They had a unique appeal compared to today's designs.
The new Honda CB900FX seems to be taking cues from the classic CB750F but giving it a modern twist, especially to compete with the Kawasaki Z900RS. It's interesting to see how designs have evolved.
Could you share more about which specific design elements from that era you find most appealing? Also, what do you think future motorcycle designs should focus on? Your thoughts would be valuable to discuss further.